UC dropped the SAT. Faculty say the move hurt the students it was meant to help and created a STEM readiness crisis. Now, an open letter to the UC Board of Regents is calling for the SAT to return. We asked WSJ op ed co-author and open letter advocate Svetlana Jitomirskaya to discuss the issue.
A live panel from ACTE on how educators, employers, and students each shape work-based learning, career readiness, and stronger pathways from high school into the workforce.
Many young professionals entered the workforce after formative years spent in isolation and Zoom classrooms. As a result, workplace courtesies that once felt intuitive now require explicit instruction. Leaders can no longer assume professional norms are ingrained, so here’s how to reset expectations without blame.
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Career Exploration Without Barriers: A Middle & High School J-Term Experiment Josh Davis & Melissa Phillips, Camanche Community School District Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Imagine giving middle and high school students a
Culture shifts when trust and influence align. In this episode, Ben Johnson and Bobby Dodd share the Cultural Mapping framework leaders use to see how influence really moves through an organization, identify formal and informal influencers, and build the trust that turns resistance into momentum.
Southwest Ohio built a high school aviation campus shaped by its regional economic DNA. Learn what CTE leaders everywhere can take from Butler Tech’s flight, maintenance, and engineering model.
$1 trillion in new manufacturing investment is coming to rural America. Duwain Pinder of McKinsey & Company explains what it means for schools, employers, and the future workforce
Four leaders from K-12, higher education, manufacturing, and startups share how AI is reshaping learning, operations, and workforce development—recorded live at TitletownTech in this cross-sector panel.
Applied AI in K-12, Higher Ed and Industry – Live Panel from Titletown Tech Episode Details »
How do we help students think beyond the world as it is and start shaping the world as it could be? This episode explores how K–12 learners develop creativity, purpose, and problem-solving skills when they’re encouraged to tackle the challenges of the future.
Discover how Buena Park High School built a hands-on, industry-aligned CTE program with industrial certifications—and used social media to grow enrollment, community support, and employer engagement.
How can sports psychology help students succeed in math and STEM? Kathy Meyers brings mindset techniques used by elite athletes into the math classroom, sharing how positivity, goal-setting, and resilience can build confidence and STEM skills.
A candid, behind-the-scenes conversation with FANUC America CEO Mike Cicco about his own career journey and why FANUC is now investing so much into the next generation of automation talent.
Beyond the Buzz: The Real State of Artificial Intelligence, and 9 Insights To Move Us Forward Matt Kirchner, Host of The TechEd Podcast Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From boardrooms to classrooms, AI
Discover the keys to inspiring the next generation of manufacturing creators. Learn how to engage today’s youth, build a mission-driven workforce, and retain talent through purpose and culture.
Discover how Wisconsin attracted a $3.3 billion tech investment from Microsoft and what it means for the future of innovation in the region. Dale Kooyenga, President of MMAC, shares insights on Wisconsin’s transformation into a tech magnet and the critical role of education and leadership in this journey.
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Mary Snapp (VP Strategic Initiatives, Microsoft) discusses the company’s planned investments in data centers, AI education and more on The TechEd podcast.
From 3D printing to xenotransplants, advanced technologies are enabling doctors to save more lives and build healthier communities. Learn about the future of healthcare with Dr. Ajay Sahajpal of Advocate Aurora Health
It’s a hot topic…but generative AI is here to stay. Learn how to leverage artificial intelligence in instructional design to make learning better.
What Education is Getting All Wrong About Artificial Intelligence Matt Kirchner, Host of The TechEd Podcast Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Artificial intelligence is changing our entire world, and that includes the classroom.
Empowering Girls in STEM: The Role of Self-Efficacy and Hands-On Experiences Dr. Tabby Rabenberg, Principal at Bismarck Public Schools Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ In this enlightening episode of the TechEd Podcast, Tabby
Joel Brennan discusses the challenges of the Milwaukee education system and why public and private organizations can work together to improve it.
STEM experiences can open a world of possibilities to learners of all ages. Discovery World is on a mission to create a love of science in an underserved community.
AI is here – how are you building a strategy to leverage these tools in your business? Todd Wanek, CEO of Ashley Furniture, gives business leaders best practices for creating an AI strategy. Learn from him in this podcast episode!
In this podcast, hear how Aug Prep has taken struggling students from a failing system and helped them achieve academic and career success.
The K-12 system in America does not serve all students equally. We need a new way to measure student success. Hear one superintendent’s story of building a new system of involved learning that moves at the speed of business. It’s no longer about seat time; it’s about real outcomes, engaged learning, student voice and choice, and incredibly positive results.
We’re back with our annual predictions episode! Discover what 2024 will hold for technical education – the latest economic and demographic trends, the top technologies and the biggest influences that will impact tech ed this year.
What are the most innovative, cutting-edge technologies coming to technical education classrooms in 2024? We’ve got the top 7 right here.
What is 3D scanning? How does it work? Discover this incredible technology and it’s surprisingly wide range of applications in this episode with Creaform’s President, Fanny Truchon.
From student-centric learning, to a K-12 career readiness roadmap, North Dakota has continuously updated their approach to education in order to best serve its students and communities. Now, hear from Governor Doug Burgum about how these lessons can be applied nationwide.
How Industrial Machines Merge Creativity with Engineering and Inspire the Next Generation of Makers Bre Pettis, Founder and CEO of Bantam Tools Love the episode? Leave a review on your favorite podcast platform! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ There is so much overlap between