HeyJaredThe People Teaching People Podcast
The People Teaching People Podcast is the place to talk about all things teaching and learning. Hosted by educator, course development consultant, lifelong learner, and mom of three, Tiana Fech, this podcast will dive into how education truly plays an important and integral…
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084: What Our Friendships Teach Us with Tiana Fech (opens the original)
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What have your friendships taught you about who you are? In this episode of The People Teaching People Podcast , I explore something we start learning about when we are very young and, apparently, never completely figure out: friendship. As a mom, I have watched our three boys navigate the highs, lows, misunderstandings, shifting friend groups, and questions of belonging that come with friendship. Their experiences have brought me back to my own childhood and teenage friendships, while also maki
083: Learning Through Doing, Creating and Collaborating with Dr. D’Andre Wilson-Ihejirika (opens the original)
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What becomes possible when people have the opportunity to bring who they are into their learning, apply what they know, and learn alongside others? In this episode of The People Teaching People Podcast , I sit down with Dr. D’Andre Wilson-Ihejirika, an innovator, educator, engineer, and social entrepreneur whose work brings together learning, equity, entrepreneurship, and community impact. D’Andre shares the journey that took her from studying and working in engineering to researching engineerin
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