HeyJaredGenShift: Where Generations Explore Life, Work, and Leadership
GenShift is a podcast dedicated to bridging the gap between generations so we can live, work, and thrive together. Hosted by generational strategist Dr. Katherine Jeffery, each episode explores the values, mindsets, and experiences that shape how each generation sees the world.
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Active Learning: What Students Lose and Gain in the Age of AI (opens the original)
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Can a classroom actually keep pace with a workplace that's already moved on? In Part 2, Dr. Katherine Jeffery and Ted Mitchell continue their conversation about the future of higher education, beginning with the disconnect between the modern workplace and the college environment. They take a deeper look at AI, exploring institutional guardrails, active vs passive learning, and what students gain and lose by using AI. They also discuss how educators must adapt their teaching and consider broader
The 14% Myth: What College Actually Looks Like Today (opens the original)
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What does college even mean anymore, and does the picture in your head still match reality? In this episode, Dr. Katherine Jeffery and Ted Mitchell explore the future of higher education and how institutions have evolved. They discuss changing college demographics, the rise of community colleges and online learning. They also talk about the issues affecting public trust, including admissions, financial aid, and transfers. Listen in to explore what degrees signal to employers and learn about the
Welcome to Season 2 (opens the original)
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Join Dr. Katherine Jeffery for a new season exploring the future of education, the impact of AI, and how to understand generations shaping our world. Through thoughtful conversations with educators, researchers, leaders, and innovators, Dr. Jeffery will unpack how technology, generational perspectives, and changing expectations are transforming the way we learn, work, lead, and connect.
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