Vince Shorb, Founder and CEO of The National Financial Educators Council, delves into the importance of early financial literacy education. Financial literacy is a vital skill that empowers individuals to make informed decisions about money management, investments, and future planning. Educating children on financial literacy early allows them to develop a solid understanding of financial concepts and good money habits as they grow older. Today, Vince discusses the best time to teach kids financial literacy.Connect With: Vince Shorb: Website // LinkedIn 2Hr Learning: Website // LinkedInI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn

Vince Shorb, Founder and CEO of The National Financial Educators Council, delves into the importance of early financial literacy education. Understanding the fundamentals of money management is crucial for personal and professional success. However, half of the states across the US do not teach personal finance in school. This lack of education places the responsibility on parents to teach children financial responsibility and how to plan for their future. Today, Vince discusses helping parents teach kids about money. Connect With: Vince Shorb: Website // LinkedIn 2Hr Learning: Website // LinkedInI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn

CTO at Brainly, Bill Salak, delves into AI in education. While some concerns exist about the use of AI in education, its growing presence in the workforce and everyday life requires a shift. Equipping students with the skills to navigate AI responsibly and effectively is crucial, and it starts with integrating AI literacy into the curriculum, teaching students to use AI safely and responsibly. Today, Bill discusses what AI in the classroom can and should look like.Connect With: Bill Salak: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter2Hr Learning: Website // LinkedInI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn

Bill Salak, CTO at Brainly, explores AI in education. The role of technology in facilitating student learning is a topic of ongoing debate. One such point of contention is the use of AI tools to assist students with homework. While some see AI as a valuable resource for clarification and practice, others express concerns about potential drawbacks. Today, Bill discusses whether we should let kids use AI in their homework.Connect With: Bill Salak: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter2Hr Learning: Website // LinkedInI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn

Jean Eddy, CEO of American Student Assistance, discusses facilitating experiential learning and career-readiness education. Topics include virtual internships, real apprenticeships, real-world experiences in high school education, empowering youth through hands-on learning, and a Mars exploration project inspiring scientific pursuits.

Jean Eddy, CEO of American Student Assistance, discusses crisis-proofing and preparing youth for future jobs. Topics include career exploration platforms, guiding young individuals post high school, empowering students through vision exercises, and the critical role of parents in supporting their children's experiential learning.

Leslie Mische, an 8th Grade ELA Teacher, discusses teaching kids to spell and write effectively in the era of AI. She emphasizes the importance of balancing traditional methods with technology integration. Topics include engaging kids with texting techniques, AI tools for writing, traditional writing methods, and enhancing grammar skills through interactive teaching methods.

Leslie Mische, 8th Grade ELA Teacher, shares strategies to make reading engaging for kids by tapping into their interests and individualizing support. The podcast discusses using genres like manga, subtitles, and comics to spark children's interest in reading. It also explores the impact of technology and AI in personalized education for improved reading skills.

Ron Kerbs, Founder and CEO of Kidas, delves into online gaming and safety for children. The world of online gaming can be a double-edged sword for kids. While it offers opportunities for teamwork, strategy, and even creativity, it can also expose them to negativity, unhealthy habits, and potential dangers. Today, Ron discusses how to foster a positive online gaming culture for kids. Connect With: Ron Kerbs: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter2Hr Learning: Website // LinkedInI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn

Ron Kerbs, Founder and CEO of Kidas, delves into online safety for children. While many parents worry about online gaming's impact on their children, eSports, a competitive gaming scene, offers surprising benefits. From fostering teamwork and communication to developing leadership skills, eSports can be a positive outlet for children. Today, Ron discusses how to safely foster your child's interests in eSports.Connect With: Ron Kerbs: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter2Hr Learning: Website // LinkedInI Hear Everything: IHearEverything.com // LinkedIn