Episode 9—Individualized Learning with Ebony Eggleston

The current, stereotypical paradigm of sitting students in rows and lecturing them to death will not work. It's time, regardless of what worked for you in the past, that we change things. If education is about the kids, then our teaching practices should reflect that. Don't go into the new school year with the same tired pedagogy and best practices. Listen as Ebony Eggleston, a high school science teacher, joins the show to share her individualized learning strategies that increase student achievement. 

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