Too Much, Too Fast: Coping with the New Speed of Change in Education
Rae Pica withDr. Vicki Caruana, Nancy Flanagan, Kevin Parr
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New programs are being introduced into education at an accelerated rate. This is leading to something called initiative fatigue. In this segment our guests offer practical tips for coping with the new speed of change in education. Follow on Twitter:@NancyFlanagan @mrkevinparr @drvickicaruana |
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Episode Guests
Dr. Vicki Caruana is a professor of education at Regis University in Colorado and has written a variety of books including, Recess for Teachers: Taking Time Out for Your Body, Mind, and Soul. Kevin Parr is a 4th-grade teacher at Abraham Lincoln Elementary School in Wenatchee, WA. A 2014 ASCD Emerging Leader, he is also a regular guest blogger for the Whole Child Blog. Nancy Flanagan is a retired teacher with 31 years as a K-12 music specialist in the Hartland, MI, schools. Flanagan is co-founder of the Network of Michigan Educators and her blog for Education Week is Teacher in a Strange Land.
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