HeyJaredEdvolution Podcast
Education is evolving, and we’re here for it. Edvolution is a podcast for educators, school leaders, and changemakers passionate about service learning, sustainability, global citizenship, and edible education.Join hosts Sandra Carden, Laurence Myers, and Melisa Pubil as we…
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Reimagining Leadership: The UC Berkeley Changemaker Story (featuring Alex Budak) (opens the original)
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Our first guest of the season is Alex Budak, faculty member at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, social entrepreneur, and author of Becoming a Changemaker. Together, we dive into what it actually takes to spark lasting change in our classrooms, schools, and communities without relying on formal titles and focusing instead on bringing people along, building strong relationships, and creating genuine buy-in every step of the way. This episode is an inspiring reminder that real change rarely h
Nurturing Communities of Trust: The Little Things that Make Schools Great (opens the original)
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Welcome to Season 3 of the Edvolution Podcast! In this episode we kick off the new season with an authentic, unscripted conversation around a visual concept Laurence recently created: Learning Communities of Trust. Stepping away from predefined curriculums, traditional grading, and one-way learning, we explore how schools can empower students to view themselves as genuine changemakers. Grounded in Laurence's experience with sports psychology, team cohesion, service learning, and intentional comm
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