Two Pint PLC

Personal & Professional Education Discussion

Two Pint PLC – Personal & Professional Education Podcast

A podcast to challenge educators across K-12 by considering up-to-date research and current events through the lens of practicing teachers trying to do what’s right for students.

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026 Perspectives and Networks

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Episode Synopsis

Problems in education are often a complex mix of social, cognitive, and historical processes. Dr. Beth Holland, author of a recent Education Week piece we read, joins us to talk about education perspective.

 

Later, Dr. Holland shares her expertise in studying school networks as we discuss how we can get more from our efforts in working with colleagues.

 

The Peer Review brings us a paper from our listeners that was a favorite from 2018. We read a brief from 100Kin10 about improving representation of women in STEM.

 

  • First Segment – 01:56 – Considering the lenses in education
  • Second Segment – 21:08 – Analyzing and leveraging professional networks
  • Third Segment – 33:35 – Peer Review: 100Kin10 – Increasing Visibility of Women in STEM

Cover image credit: Joi Ito

Featured Guest

Beth R. HollandBeth R. Holland
Researcher and CoSN Program Director
Rhode Island

Primary Citations

 

Holland, B. (2018). The Side Effects of Education: Understanding Perspectives. Retrieved March 18, 2019, from http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/edtechresearcher/2018/08/the_side_effects_of_education_perspectives_on_education.html?cmp=SOC-SHR-FB

 

Brown, T. Emery, C. Gilliam, J. Herald, C. Orr, J. Roediger, A. Zych, A. (2018). Increasing Visibility of Women in STEM. 100Kin10 Project, from https://grandchallenges.100kin10.org/progress/100kin10-project-team-project-team-increasing-visibility-of-women-in-stem

Supplemental Citations

Featured Beverage

We drink Revenge of the Dragon, a nitro stout from Martin City Brewing Company in Kansas City, MO.