Educast 3000 Goes to Washington

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Educast 3000

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38 episodes

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Ah, education…a world filled with mysterious marvels. From K12 to Higher Ed, educational change and innovation are everywhere. And with that comes a few lessons, too. Each episode, EduCast3000 hosts, Melissa Loble and Ryan Lufkin, will break down the fourth wall and reflect on what’s happening in education – the good, the bad, and, in some cases, the just plain chaotic. This is the most transformative time in the history of education, so if you’re passionate about the educational system and want some timely and honest commentary on what’s happening in the industry, this is your show. Subscribe wherever you listen to your podcasts and join the conversation! If you have a question, comment, or topic to add, drop us a line using your favorite social media platform.

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Educast 3000 Goes to Washington

Educast 3000

39 minutes

5 months ago

Educast 3000 Goes to Washington

In this episode of Educast 3000, hosts Ryan Lufkin and Melissa Loble engage with Dr. Tracy Weeks, Senior Director of Educational Policy and Strategy, to explore the evolving landscape of education policy in the United States. Together, they explore the current challenges and changes in the education sector – federal funding implications, the impact of outsourcing, immigration policies, tariffs, and the role of educational associations – and discuss how these factors create uncertainty in both K-12 and higher education, affecting enrollment, budgets, and overall educational experiences.

Takeaways:

Staying informed requires pulling from diverse sources to avoid bias.
K-12 education is facing a funding cliff due to the end of federal stimulus funds.
States are struggling with budget surpluses and tax cuts affecting education funding.
Research funding is being used as leverage for compliance with social initiatives.
The debate continues on the role of private sector vs. higher education in research funding.
Immigration policies are creating anxiety among international students.
Tariffs impact school budgets by affecting the cost of necessary supplies.
Different states are reacting variably to educational changes.
Global education is interconnected, influencing local practices.
Educational associations play a crucial role in providing resources and support.
Staying informed is essential to navigate educational changes.
Alarmist headlines can misrepresent the reality of educational policies.
Understanding the legislative process is vital for educators.

Links:

https://whiteboardadvisors.com/
https://www.setda.org/
https://www.politico.com/
https://www.unesco.org/en/education