Episode 85: Crisis School and Challenging Success with Dr. Denise Pope - a podcast by Gameday Media Enterprises

When this pandemic and crisis schooling struck, I was thinking a lot about a
conversation I had with Stanford professor Dr. Denise Pope on an early episode of
The Family Brain. Her research is all about questioning how we measure learning
and what success means in schools and what better time to revisit this
conversation than during this wild ride of Covid-19 and schooling.

I spoke with Dr. Pope at the tail end of crisis schooling for my kids, but the
questions about what schools will look like in the fall continue to dominate the
news and brains of parents everywhere. I find comfort in reminding myself that
the meaning of success varies and that by looking at it in a new way we may find
some silver linings in the challenges we are currently facing.

Dr. Denise Pope resources:
www.challengesuccess.org

Overloaded and Underprepared, Strategies for Stronger Schools and Healthy,
Successful Kids
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B010HTXCS0/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1

Doing School, How We are Creating A Generation of Stressed Out, Materialistic,
and Miseducated Students
https://www.amazon.com/Doing-School-Stressed-Out-Materialistic-Miseducated/dp/0300098332
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