Education Insight
Education Insight tells the story of education in the Inland Empire through the diverse voices of those in and around the regional education community.
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Beyond Test Scores: Preparing Students for Life (opens the original)
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What if the things we measure in education aren’t the only things that matter? Dr. Yong Zhao joins Education Insight to explore what students need beyond academics and why preparing young people for life may require us to rethink how we define success.
What Every Parent Should Know Before Choosing a School (opens the original)
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What really makes a school the right fit for a child? In this episode of Education Insight, Dr. Ashley Rogers Berner of the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy joins us to unpack what school choice really means, what parents should look for beyond school rankings when comparing schools, and how families can navigate a growing number of educational options. From neighborhood schools and private schools to education savings accounts and other models, we explore what parents should know be
Why Strong Writers Become Strong Thinkers (opens the original)
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Why do so many students struggle to put their thoughts into writing? In this episode of Education Insight , author and education journalist Natalie Wexler , co-author of The Writing Revolution 2.0 , explains why strong writing begins at the sentence level, and why writing should be taught across every subject, not just English. We explore how writing strengthens learning and critical thinking, what students risk when they rely too heavily on AI, and why learning to communicate clearly in writing
Why Digital Literacy Is the New Essential Skill (opens the original)
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How can you tell what's true online when misinformation is everywhere? In this episode of Education Insight , Stanford education professor emeritus Dr. Sam Wineburg shares practical strategies for evaluating online information, spotting misinformation, and becoming a more informed digital citizen. From viral social media posts and online scams to AI, digital literacy, and the future of student learning, Dr. Wineburg explains why critical thinking has never been more important and offers simple t
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