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This podcast hosted by Eric Mazur, an internationally recognized educational innovator in Social Learning and Peer Instruction, brings candid conversations with educators who are finding new ways to engage and motivate their students inside and outside the classroom.
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What If Grades Are Lying to Us? Rethinking Learning as Observable Behavior (opens the original)
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In this episode of Social Learning Amplified, host Eric Mazur sits down with Dr. Jarek Janio, ESL professor and faculty coordinator at Santa Ana College and founder of the Student Learning Outcomes (SLO) Symposium, to unpack the case for treating learning as observable competency rather than inferring it from proxies like grades, attendance, or engagement. Eric and Jarek explore the difference between performance-based and product-based assessment, how ungraded and multiple-measures approaches c
How to Fix Educational Inequity, One Classroom at a Time (opens the original)
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In this episode of Social Learning Amplified, host Eric Mazur talks with David Gooblar, associate professor of English and director of General Education Literature at the University of Iowa, about his latest book, One Classroom at a Time . David takes us through how his research exposed a gap between what we know helps marginalized students learn and what most equity initiatives actually do, and why he came to see teaching itself as an act of social justice. David and Eric explore why grades so
Why Do We Teach Math No One Uses? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Social Learning Amplified, host Eric Mazur is joined by Ted Dintersmith , author of the newly released Aftermath: The Life-Changing Math That All Schools Must Teach , to make the case that math is the last great frontier of school reform — and why AI is forcing that reckoning to happen now. Together, they explore why math carries such outsized weight in schools despite how little of it adults actually use, and how standardized tests, APs, and college admissions keep outdated c
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