Bloomberg EDU Podcast Podcast
Bloomberg EDU is a weekly look at education in America.
Hosted by Jane Williams
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Dolan on Enrollment, New Teachers on Parents (Audio)
Oct 17, 2011
Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan discusses declining Catholic school enrollment and the economy. First-year teachers, Ashley Earl, George Stern and Adam Wolf, discuss their workday and interactions with parents. They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Archbishop Dolan, Teachers Discuss Catholic Schools (Audio)
Oct 14, 2011
Archbishop Timothy M. Dolan discusses declining Catholic school enrollment and the economy. First-year teachers, Ashley Earl, George Stern and Adam Wolf, discuss their workday and interactions with parents. They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Author Peg Tyre, Teachers on Parents, Schools (Audio)
Oct 7, 2011
Author Peg Tyre discusses her new book, "The Good School: How Smart Parents Get Their Kids the Education They Deserve." First-year teachers, Hannah Clements, Carla Palacios and Stephanie Simms, discuss working inside and outside the classroom. They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Smith, Casey Discuss Poverty, Reading, Education (Audio)
Sep 30, 2011
Ralph Smith, executive vice president of the Annie E. Casey Foundation and Vicki L. Phillips, director of education for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation discuss poverty, reading as a predictor of student success and measures of teacher effectiveness. They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Roundtable on ‘American Teacher,’ ‘No Child’ Law: Audio
Sep 23, 2011
Filmmakers Vanessa Roth and Ninive Calegari, and teacher Jamie Fidler discuss "American Teacher." Andrew Rotherham, TIME.com columnist, and Dana Goldstein, a contributing writer to "The Nation" and "The Daily Beast," discuss the Republican presidential candidates' education views and the Obama Administration's "No Child" law waiver guidelines. They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Moir, New Teachers Discuss Classroom Collaboration: Audio
Sep 16, 2011
Ellen Moir, executive director of Santa Cruz, California-based New Teacher Center, discusses how to help teachers grow through support, training and mentorship. New teachers, Victoria Mendoza, Ashley Mirabile and Dan Tobin, discuss September challenges and rewards. They talk with Bloomberg's Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Arne Duncan on Economy, Education, History on 9/11: Audio
Sep 9, 2011
Arne Duncan, U.S. secretary of education, discusses the economy, politics and his Great Lakes region bus tour. Adam Strom and Tracy Garrison-Feinberg, of Facing History and Ourselves, an international non-profit network of educators, discuss teaching about Sept. 11. They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Stewart, Klemmer on Youth Programs, Librarians on Potter: Audio
Sep 2, 2011
Ashley Stewart, senior director of Baltimore's National Summer Learning Association, discusses programs for low-income students. Tony Klemmer, president of The Center for Better Schools, discusses innovations in teacher training for high-performing teachers. Mary Sorhus and Gretchen Kolderup, Connecticut librarians, discuss "Harry Potter." They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Neu, Dolan, Foley, Mayers Discuss Special Education: Audio
Aug 26, 2011
Jessica Neu, a fifth grade "inclusion" teacher in Morristown, New Jersey, discusses the history, laws and trends in special education. Fran Dolan, Steve Foley and Linda Mayers, parents of special education students, discuss advocating, community support and funding to meet their children's needs in public schools. They talk with Jane Williams on Bloomberg Radio's "Bloomberg EDU."
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Brill, Goldstein, Russo Discuss School Reform Politics: Audio
Aug 19, 2011
Steven Brill, founder of Court TV and author of "Class Warfare: Inside the Fight to Fix America's Schools," Dana Goldstein, a contributing writer to "The Nation" and "The Daily Beast," and Alexander Russo, an education writer and author of "Stray Dogs, Saints and Saviors," discuss Brill's book, and the social, political and financial factors of education reform. They talk with Bloomberg's Radio's Jane Williams on "Bloomberg EDU."
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