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Mentioned in 3 episodes
What school could be
Book • 2018
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 3 episodes
Recommended by 
Ann Miura-Ko
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#754: Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ann Miura-Ko
Recommended by
Ann Miura-Ko
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#558: Ann Miura-Ko — The Path from Shyness to World-Class Debater and Investor (Repost)
Mentioned when profiling a superintendent in New Jersey who is implementing great initiatives.
Reimagining Math Education in the Age of AI with Ted Dintersmith
Mentioned by Speaker 2 as authored by Ted Dintersmith, who also executive produced the film, Most Likely to Succeed.
150. Wayfinding What School Could Be: Emma George Hosts Josh Reppun
Mentioned as the author of a best-selling book.
148. The Inspiring School of Humanity, with Raya Bidshahri
Mentioned by the podcast host in the introduction as the funder of the podcast and author of "What School Could Be."
143. Emine Naz Can is a Citizen of the World
Mentioned by Speaker 3 as the author of the best-selling book What School Could Be.
139. Two Towering Redwoods in the Research of How We Learn: John Hattie and Tony Frontier
Mentioned by Speaker 2 as the executive producer of the film "Most Likely to Succeed" and author of the best-selling book.
138. Project Next Will Knock Your Socks Off, with Sean Duffie
Mentioned by Hannah as the author of the best-selling book What School Could Be.
132. Theresa Tate, Fierce Advocate For All Learners
Mentioned by the speaker 
Josh Rappoon
153. Remix #1 - Five Voices on Real-World Challenges
Mentioned by Hannah, Chief Rebel at DeSkills, in the introduction of the podcast.
127. Sarah Renfrow, a Master Teacher of Teachers
Mentioned as a best-selling book authored by Ted Dintersmith, who also funded the podcast.
152. A Vision for What Teaching Could Be, with ASU's Carole Basile
Mentioned by Speaker 2 as a best-selling book written by Ted Dintersmith.
151. Deeper Learning and Mastery at Red Bridge, with Orly Friedman
