K12 Ed Confidential
K12 Ed Confidential
Podcast Description
In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, K-12 leaders face complex challenges that seem to have no clear solutions. From balancing competing priorities to solving head-scratching dilemmas, district and school administrators need innovative strategies to navigate these turbulent times. Join Ray McNulty and Clayton Wilcox in K12 EdConfidential as they dive into candid conversations, sharing insights and actionable ideas to help leaders face these challenges head-on. Tune in every other week for thought-provoking discussions that move the needle on real-world education issues.
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The podcast focuses on various critical themes in education, including misinformation navigation, joyful learning environments, collaborative leadership, and future-ready schools. Episodes discuss pressing issues like navigating misinformation in the age of technology, building joyful and supportive learning communities, and fostering accountability in educational settings, providing real-world examples and practical solutions for leaders.
In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, K-12 leaders face complex challenges that seem to have no clear solutions. From balancing competing priorities to solving head-scratching dilemmas, district and school administrators need innovative strategies to navigate these turbulent times. Join Ray McNulty and Clayton Wilcox in K12 EdConfidential as they dive into candid conversations, sharing insights and actionable ideas to help leaders face these challenges head-on. Tune in every other week for thought-provoking discussions that move the needle on real-world education issues.
In this episode, Stuart Udell, CEO of Prometric, joins us to explore how assessment and credentialing are evolving to meet the needs of today’s K-12 learners. Stuart shares insights on creating student-centered assessments, the growing role of AI in education, and innovative ways to measure real student growth beyond traditional testing.
The conversation dives into how certifications can open career pathways, why actionable data is critical for effective teaching, and how schools can adopt a more agile, responsive approach to assessment—one that keeps student learning and development at the center.
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