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Policy Changes Lives, an ExcelinEd podcast
ExcelinEd
23 episodes
4 days ago

Policy Changes Lives is a weekly seasonal podcast that spotlights how the states are using thoughtful education policies to change students' lives for the better.


From back-to-school in September through November, experts from the ExcelinEd team share their expertise and interview policymakers, educators and researchers about transformative K-12 policies. Each week, we explore a different topic related to states' education policies, such as early literacy, math, the teacher pipeline, funding, the digital divide, education choice, reimagining learning, school accountability and college and career pathways. ​


In a nutshell: Policy Changes Lives is designed to inform and engage policymakers, educators and advocates about the latest trends in K-12 education policy.​


Why should you listen?​

  • You'll learn about the latest trends in K-12 education policy.​
  • You'll hear from policymakers, educators and researchers who are shaping the future of education.​
  • You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how education policy is made.​
  • You'll be inspired to engage in the K-12 education systems and policy areas that matter to you.​


Please subscribe and follow @ExcelinEd on Instagram, X/Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Thank you for listening!


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Policy Changes Lives is a weekly seasonal podcast that spotlights how the states are using thoughtful education policies to change students' lives for the better.


From back-to-school in September through November, experts from the ExcelinEd team share their expertise and interview policymakers, educators and researchers about transformative K-12 policies. Each week, we explore a different topic related to states' education policies, such as early literacy, math, the teacher pipeline, funding, the digital divide, education choice, reimagining learning, school accountability and college and career pathways. ​


In a nutshell: Policy Changes Lives is designed to inform and engage policymakers, educators and advocates about the latest trends in K-12 education policy.​


Why should you listen?​

  • You'll learn about the latest trends in K-12 education policy.​
  • You'll hear from policymakers, educators and researchers who are shaping the future of education.​
  • You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how education policy is made.​
  • You'll be inspired to engage in the K-12 education systems and policy areas that matter to you.​


Please subscribe and follow @ExcelinEd on Instagram, X/Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Thank you for listening!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Education
Government,
Science,
Social Sciences
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The Utah ESA story and what comes next | Robyn Bagley
Policy Changes Lives, an ExcelinEd podcast
27 minutes 15 seconds
1 year ago
The Utah ESA story and what comes next | Robyn Bagley

In this episode, host and ExcelinEd’s Senior Policy Director of Education Choice Ben DeGrow welcomes Robyn Bagley, executive director of Utah Education Fits All, to discuss the fascinating journey of Utah's education scholarship account (ESA) program.  


Robyn is a long-time education advocate and entrepreneur, who has been instrumental in advancing policies that empower families to choose the best educational paths for their children. She shares the story of how Utah’s ESA came to be and the challenges that its supporters overcame to make it a reality. Robyn and Ben also address the future of the program and the potential for other states to learn from Utah's innovative approach. 


Tune in to hear more about the impact of the ESA program, the role of parental choice in education and the broader implications for education policy across the United States. 


Remember to join the conversation on social media.  


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Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Policy Changes Lives, an ExcelinEd podcast

Policy Changes Lives is a weekly seasonal podcast that spotlights how the states are using thoughtful education policies to change students' lives for the better.


From back-to-school in September through November, experts from the ExcelinEd team share their expertise and interview policymakers, educators and researchers about transformative K-12 policies. Each week, we explore a different topic related to states' education policies, such as early literacy, math, the teacher pipeline, funding, the digital divide, education choice, reimagining learning, school accountability and college and career pathways. ​


In a nutshell: Policy Changes Lives is designed to inform and engage policymakers, educators and advocates about the latest trends in K-12 education policy.​


Why should you listen?​

  • You'll learn about the latest trends in K-12 education policy.​
  • You'll hear from policymakers, educators and researchers who are shaping the future of education.​
  • You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how education policy is made.​
  • You'll be inspired to engage in the K-12 education systems and policy areas that matter to you.​


Please subscribe and follow @ExcelinEd on Instagram, X/Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. Thank you for listening!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.