Learning Can’t Wait

What is the “American Social Contract”? Is it still as prevalent today as it once was? CEO of Coney Island Prep, Leslie-Bernard Joseph, speculates that the labor shortages we are experiencing today are a direct result of the unraveling of said social contract. Do you agree? Join us in this week's episode as we try to “unravel” both the philosophical and practical implications of this concept.       Learning Can't Wait is brought to you by iTutor.com.

Achieving financial solvency has become a near impossibility for students across the United States. Many seek to continue their education after high school, and many face the unconscionable reality that they just can’t afford it. In this episode, Hayley Spira-Bauer interviews David Helene and Rochelle Sinclair about their organizations, OneGoal and Equity, and how they support students to achieve both a degree and financial success.     Learning Can't Wait is brought to you by iTutor.com.

In this episode, host Hayley Spira-Bauer, sits down with author, Jordan Reid, to discuss her new book: The Big Activity Book for Teacher People. This conversation goes from the treatment of teachers, to women in education, to motherhood, to gender and all the way back around again and more. Sharing her expertise and unique view into the intersection of artist, mother, and teacher, this isn’t an episode you want to miss, and don’t miss the opportunity to give your favorite teacher your new favorite book!     Learning Can't Wait is brought to you by iTutor.com.

Leadership. Hustle. Impact. Are these words you associate with education? How about community? Luis Torres certainly does. For over sixteen years Luis has dedicated himself to serving the South Bronx community by blending education and civic responsibility in a never ending pursuit to better the lives around him. In this episode, our host, Hayley Spira-Bauer, gets to the heart and soul of what it is to serve community, the struggles and triumphs that go along with it, and how we all might learn from Luis Torres' example of giving back.     Learning Can't Wait is brought to you by iTutor.com.

The act of cultural competency is not revolutionary, it is necessary. In this episode, Dr. Dennisha Murff and Jasmine Landry deep dive on intentional practices in building culturally competent schools. Our host, Hayley Spira-Bauer, takes us on a journey over the last two decades to explore how schools have centered students, cultural identity, and staff responsiveness as they’ve navigated this fundamental aspect of education.     Learning Can't Wait is brought to you by iTutor.com.