Drew Perkins talks with Jane Nussbaum, Executive Editor at Junior Scholastic, about healthy skepticism of the news in service of engaged citizenship.

Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Scholastic Classroom Magazines: www.scholastic.com/magazines
• Junior Scholastic: https://junior.scholastic.com/
• Junior Scholastic Community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/juniorscholastic/
• @Scholastic on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Scholastic

Drew Perkins talks with Chrissy Newell about her work to help promote opportunities for girls and women in STEM.

Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• @MrsNewell22
• #mathgals
• bit.ly/mathgals
• original Twitter thread mentioned in our discussion
• Ben Orlin's #mathgals post
• Katie Bouman

Drew Perkins talks with Teru Clavel about her book, World Class: One Mother's Journey Halfway Around the Globe in Search of the Best Education for Her Children.

Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• TeruClavel.com
• World Class book
• @TeruClavel, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram

Drew Perkins talks with Robert Kaplinsky about math teaching and learning and how he thinks about making it more accessible.

Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• robertkaplinsky.com
• openmiddle.com
• Open Middle Math Book
• @robertkaplinsky

Drew Perkins talks with Steven Wilson, founder and former CEO of Ascent Charter Schools, about his work and concerns about some anti-racist efforts that might be counter-productive to our shared mission of schools that better prepare all students for the modern world.

Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode:

• Ascend Charter Schools
• The promise of intellectual joy by Steven F. Wilson
• Veda Pendleton, Prepped: Coming of Age in Black and White America: A Memoir
• stevenfwilson.com
• @StevenFWilson1
• The TeachThought Podcast Ep. 155 Does Competition And School Choice Meaningfully Improve Education?