Make It Mindful: Insights For Global Learning podcast

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Many educators assume online education is inherently inferior to in-person learning—especially when it comes to student agency, academic rigor, and building a real sense of community. Teachers worry students will fall behind, become socially isolated, or struggle to self-motivate in virtual settings. Heather Rhodes, founder of Highgrove Education and former leader of Harrow School Online, proves otherwise. Her students consistently outperform their in-person peers while becoming confident, globally-minded adults. In this episode, Heather shares the key structures behind that success: • Flipped learning models that promote deeper understanding. • Cultural collaboration and rituals that foster true connection. • Executive functioning skill-building baked into the curriculum. • A values-based culture of shared academic goals and high expectations. Listen in to learn how online educators—and brick-and-mortar schools too—can build learner autonomy, nurture global citizenship, and deliver world-class academic outcomes. Plus, Heather shares how conflict transformation, small-group work, and personalized coaching create a safe and rigorous environment where students thrive. Key Topics Discussed : • How to build community in an international online school • Fostering learner autonomy and executive functioning • The flipped classroom model done right • Turning cultural differences into shared values • Why online learning might actually reduce social conflict • What kind of adults online education can uniquely produce Guest Bio : Heather Rhodes is the founder of Highgrove Education and the former leader of Harrow School Online. With over a decade of experience at the forefront of online international education, she’s known for designing high-impact models that combine academic excellence with global citizenship. Host Bio : Seth Fleischauer is the founder of Banyan Global Learning and an advocate for meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students across the globe for success in an interconnected world. Episode Links : 1. Highgrove Education 2. Highgrove Speaker Series – A public-facing program of expert-led talks that anyone can attend, not just enrolled students.…

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#59 How to Have Enough Time for What Matters with Miles Madison 43:48

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In this episode of Make It Mindful , Seth Fleischauer welcomes Miles Madison , an expert in literacy, SEL, and character education, to tackle a universal teacher struggle: the feeling of never having enough time. Pain Point: Teachers everywhere say, “There’s just not enough time.” But what if the issue isn’t time itself, but how it’s structured, prioritized, and used ? Too many educators are caught in cycles of inefficiency—over-planning, managing classroom disruptions, or doing tasks for students that could be built into routines. Without strong organizational systems, clear routines, and structured collaboration , learning time gets lost. Solution: Miles introduces a three-pillar framework that reclaims time without sacrificing engagement: 1. Organizational Management – Optimize classroom space and daily schedules for smoother transitions and fewer distractions. 2. Routines & Rituals – Automate repetitive tasks so students can self-manage, freeing teachers to focus on deeper instruction. 3. Collaborative Learning – Teach explicit teamwork skills to reduce student dependence on teacher intervention. Actionable Takeaways: • Instead of saying “I don’t have time,” ask: “What am I prioritizing?” • Invest time upfront in systems and routines that save time later . • Recognize that SEL, literacy, and global learning aren’t “extras”—they integrate naturally when systems are in place. Episode Links: • EffectiveClassrooms.org • Erin Kent Consulting: https://erinkentconsulting.com/ Host Links: • Follow Make It Mindful for more episodes. • Learn more about global learning with Banyan Global Learning . If you’re ready to take back control of your teaching time , this episode is packed with practical, real-world strategies you can apply today !…

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#58 You Don’t Have to Love AI—But You Do Need to Engage With It - Special Crosspost Episode with AI Portland 45:31

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Bridging AI & Education: Insights from a Live Panel Discussion This week on Make It Mindful , we’re bringing you a special crossover episode with AI Portland , diving into one of the most pressing conversations in education today: How should AI be integrated into teaching and learning? At a packed AI Portland event, host Seth Fleischauer moderated a panel featuring four educators with diverse perspectives on AI , from deep skepticism to full adoption. This episode captures the key insights, tensions, and takeaways from that conversation—plus reflections on what made this event such a must-attend moment for the education and AI communities. 👉 The Big Debate: Is AI a threat to foundational learning, or a tool for building student agency? 🎧 Inside this special episode: ✅ Why educators are grappling with AI’s role in critical thinking, ethics, and skill-building ✅ How different schools are approaching AI policy—from cautious restriction to full integration ✅ The tension between AI’s potential for equity vs. its environmental and ethical concerns ✅ What last night’s event revealed about the urgency and passion behind this conversation Sharing the conversation with Seth are the founders of AI Portland, Nicole Mors and Megan Notarte. 🔥 Panelists discussed in this episode: • Dr. Isabelle Boleyn (Associate Professor) – Highlights the risks of AI, from bias to environmental impact • John Down (University of Portland Professor) – Predicts AI will radically transform education in the next five years • Chris Brita (Portland Public Schools CTE, AP & IB Leader) – Advocates for AI as a tool for equity and access • Marty Sampson (High School English Teacher) – Shares a pragmatic approach to AI policies in the classroom Why this episode matters: “You don’t have to love AI. But you do need to engage with it—because your students already are.” – Eric Hudson This conversation makes one thing clear: The future of education is not about banning or blindly adopting AI—it’s about building ‘wide walls, not narrow hallways’ for students to explore their learning with agency and ethical awareness. Visit https://www.aipdx.info/ for more information about Megan and Nicole's project, AI Portland.…

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#57 Turning Global Learning into Global Impact with Jennifer Williams (Special Crosspost Episode of Why Distance Learning? Podcast) 42:26

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🎙 SPECIAL EPISODE! This week, we’re crossposting a must-hear episode from Why Distance Learning? , featuring a conversation with Dr. Jennifer Williams , a global leader in educational technology, climate action, and social impact. Virtual learning has the power to connect classrooms across continents—but how do we ensure these connections lead to meaningful, real-world change ? 👉 Today’s Big Question: Can EdTech Drive Global Action, Not Just Global Connection? 🎧 Global educators face these key challenges: • “How do I move beyond ‘awareness’ and turn global learning into real action?” • “What tools and frameworks actually work for integrating climate education into my curriculum?” • “How do I foster authentic collaboration across cultures, rather than just surface-level exchanges?” 🔥 Our guest: 🔹 Dr. Jennifer Williams ( Founder, Teach SDGs & Co-Founder, Take Action Global ), an EdTech thought leader who helps educators harness technology to drive social impact, equity, and climate action . 🔹 Seth Fleischauer, Allyson Mitchell, and Tami Moehring discuss how virtual learning can go beyond content delivery to inspire students to become active global citizens . Key Takeaways: ✅ How Take Action Global (TAG) connects teachers and students in over 160 countries to tackle climate challenges together ✅ Why educational technology is a catalyst for real-world impact —not just an engagement tool ✅ The power of community-driven initiatives like Climate Action Day in fostering global citizenship ✅ How to design cross-cultural virtual learning experiences that build identity, empathy, and agency ✅ Practical resources and programs that help educators integrate climate education into any subject area Learn More: 🔗 Visit Take Action Global to explore the organization’s programs: takeactionglobal.org 🌎 Explore the Climate Action Project: takeactionglobal.org/climate-action-project 📲 Check out The Earth Project App (Available on App Store & Google Play) 📚 Read Teach Boldly: Using EdTech for Social Good by Dr. Jennifer Williams (Available on Amazon) 🎉 Build the Change (Lego Group Partnership): lego.com/en-us/sustainability/build-the-change Host links: 1. Discover more virtual learning opportunities and resources at CILC.org with Tami Moehring and Allyson Mitchell. 2. Seth Fleischauer’s Banyan Global Learning provides meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students across the globe for success in an interconnected world.…

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#56 Wide Walls, Not Narrow Hallways: How to Build Agency in a World of AI with Eric Hudson 31:00

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AI is reshaping education—but how do we ensure it enhances learning without eroding foundational skills, student agency, or global competence? Pain Points: • “How do we balance AI-assisted learning with essential human skills?” • “What’s the role of teachers in an AI-driven future?” • “How do we ensure AI is a tool for agency, not a crutch?” 🔥 Our guest, Eric Hudson , is an expert in learner-centered education, AI literacy, and global learning. As a former Director at Global Online Academy, he’s seen firsthand how digital tools can empower students—when used with intention. 🎤 Key Topics Discussed: • The balance between foundational skills and AI-powered learning • Why decision-making & agency are the most important AI-era skills • The vulnerability spectrum : Knowing when AI should—or shouldn’t—step in • AI’s impact on global learning and cross-cultural education • Lessons from Global Online Academy : How passion-based, tech-enabled learning works Guest Links: 📍 Eric Hudson’s Substack: Learning on Purpose References & External Mentions: • Global Online Academy (GOA) – globalonlineacademy.org • Scratch (MIT Media Lab’s Lifelong Kindergarten Group) – scratch.mit.edu • UNESCO AI & Education Guidelines – UNESCO • International Baccalaureate (IB) AI Guidance – ibo.org Host Links: Seth Fleischauer’s Banyan Global Learning provides meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students across the globe for success in an interconnected world.…

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#55 The Secrets to Creating Authentic Global Connections Online with Shared Studios' Virtual Portals (Special Crosspost of Why Distance Learning? Podcast) 47:11

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🎙 SPECIAL EPISODE! This week, we’re crossposting a must-hear episode from Why Distance Learning? where we explore how immersive global connections can transform education. Virtual learning can open the world to students—but how do we ensure these experiences feel real, engaging, and deeply impactful ? 👉 Today’s Big Question: Can Virtual Learning Build Real-World Global Competencies? 🎧 Global educators face these key challenges: • “How do I create genuine, meaningful student connections across cultures?” • “Can technology foster empathy and understanding, not just content delivery?” • “What if cross-cultural conversations go wrong?” 🔥 Our guests: • Dr. Brandon Ferderer (Head of Programming, Shared Studios) reveals how immersive portals create face-to-face, full-body interactions that foster authentic global dialogues . • Ross Phillips (Social Studies Teacher, Winnacunnet High School) shares how he uses this technology to prepare students for global conversations that deepen their understanding of history, culture, and world issues. Key Takeaways: ✅ Why screen-based interactions often fall short in creating true connection —and how immersive experiences change the game ✅ How to prepare students for respectful, deep cross-cultural discussions ✅ The role of facilitators in guiding meaningful, bias-free global conversations ✅ Real-life student success stories from transformative global learning moments Guest Links : Shared Studios: https://www.sharedstudios.com/ Host links: 1. Discover more virtual learning opportunities and resources at CILC.org with Tami Moehring and Allyson Mitchell. 2. Seth Fleischauer’s Banyan Global Learning provides meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students across the globe for success in an interconnected world.…

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#54 Why Most AI-Powered Teaching Misses the Mark (and How to Do It Right) with Vriti Saraf 40:29

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🚨 “AI won’t replace teachers, but it will change what great teaching looks like.” 🚨 Educators are being pushed to adopt AI—but is it actually making teaching better? Too often, AI in education is used for efficiency rather than transformation , leaving teachers feeling like they’re just automating tasks instead of improving learning. 🎧 In this episode of Make It Mindful , Seth Fleischauer sits down with Vriti Saraf , founder of Ed3 DAO, to tackle the real impact of AI on teaching and learning. Instead of using AI to churn out generic lesson plans, how can educators harness it to deepen student engagement, critical thinking, and global collaboration? Key Takeaways: ✅ AI should enhance great pedagogy, not just automate bad teaching. ✅ The danger of cognitive offloading —how relying on AI too early can weaken essential teaching and learning skills. ✅ Why first-year teachers shouldn’t start with AI-generated lesson plans —and how to integrate AI thoughtfully instead. ✅ The “City of Learning” vision: What if an entire city became a classroom, powered by AI-driven learning experiences? ✅ The Portrait of a Teacher project: How AI might redefine who teaches and how we measure great teaching. 💡 PROBLEM → SOLUTION → ACTION AI can be an incredible tool—but only if it’s used with intention . If you’re an educator wondering how to prepare students for a world where AI is everywhere, this episode is for you. About Today’s Guest: Vriti Saraf is the founder of Ed3 DAO and K20 Educators , pioneering the integration of AI, digital identity, and Web3 into global education. She works at the intersection of pedagogy and emerging technology , helping schools worldwide reimagine how learning happens. Episode Links: • Ed3DAO • Vriti’s Substack • Vriti Saraf on LinkedIn Host Links: Seth Fleischauer’s Banyan Global Learning provides meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students across the globe for success in an interconnected world.…

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#53 Building Cultural Competence with Gen Alpha Digital Nomads (with Noam Gerstein - Special Crosspost of Why Distance Learning? Podcast) 45:27

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SPECIAL EPISODE! In this episode of Make It Mindful, we are crossposting a stellar episode from host Seth Fleischauer's other podcast, Why Distance Learning? In this episode, hosts Seth Fleischauer, Allyson Mitchell, and Tami Moehring welcome Noam Gerstein, CEO of the Bina School and a leading expert in precision education. Noam shares her journey of creating a global, digitally native school that reimagines how education serves young learners, blending emotional connection, cultural diversity, and innovative uses of live virtual learning. The episode explores Bina School’s unique approach to play-based, personalized learning for students aged 4 to 12, with a focus on fostering global awareness and nurturing emotionally safe, collaborative learning environments. Key Topics Discussed: The importance of emotionally held learning spaces in live virtual education. How Bina School uses thematic biomes and SDG projects to create meaningful learning experiences. The role of adaptive content generation in balancing personalization and standardization. Building a global community for young learners and redefining what a school can be. Guest Bio: Noam Gerstein is the CEO of the Bina School, a pioneer in precision education and a thought leader in the field. With a background in history, technology, and social innovation, Noam has spent years researching global education systems and building solutions to meet the needs of Gen Alpha learners. She is a frequent speaker at education conferences and a passionate advocate for blending cultural diversity with cutting-edge technology. Host Links: Discover more virtual learning opportunities and resources at CILC.org with Tami Moehring and Allyson Mitchell. Seth Fleischauer’s Banyan Global Learning provides meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students across the globe for success in an interconnected world. Episode Links: Bina School - thebinaschool.com Contact Noam Gerstein: noam@bina.school…

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#52 Cyberpsychology: Bringing Mindfulness to Digital Life with Michael Davis 35:34

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In this episode of Make It Mindful: Insights for Global Learning, host Seth Fleischauer welcomes Michael Davis, founder of Mindful Bytes and Merek Security Solutions, to explore how mindfulness and cybersecurity intersect in education. They dive into the transformative potential of teaching digital citizenship through mindfulness practices to young learners, focusing on how educators can help students develop a healthier relationship with technology. Michael shares insights from his innovative pilot program, which empowers students to build digital agency and emotional awareness while navigating the digital world. Key Topics Discussed: • Michael’s career journey from Navy cybersecurity expert to mindfulness educator. • The importance of understanding the “space between you and the device.” • Strategies for fostering mindfulness in children aged 6-10 to develop healthy tech habits. • Role-playing exercises that help kids recognize and regulate emotions in digital spaces. • The responsibility of schools in teaching digital citizenship and creating mindful technology users. • Early results from the pilot program, including increased family discussions about technology use. • How Mindful Bytes is addressing the emotional and psychological challenges of the digital age. Guest Bio: Michael Davis is the founder of Mindful Bytes, a platform that integrates mindfulness into digital citizenship education, and Merek Security Solutions, a cybersecurity consulting firm. A Navy veteran with over 20 years in cybersecurity, Michael’s passion for exploring the human side of technology has led him to pioneer innovative approaches to education. His work focuses on equipping young learners with the tools to navigate the digital world with awareness, courage, and emotional intelligence. Host Bio: Seth Fleischauer is the founder of Banyan Global Learning, specializing in teaching digital, linguistic, and cultural competencies through live global learning experiences. A former classroom teacher, Seth brings a thoughtful approach to exploring how education can adapt to an ever-changing world. Episode Links: • Mindful Bytes : mindfulbytes.io • Merek Security Solutions : merrick.io • Connect with Michael Davis on LinkedIn: Michael Davis LinkedIn…

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#51 Learnership: How Mindsets and Habits Drive Student Success with James Anderson 45:49

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In this episode of Make It Mindful, Seth Fleischauer welcomes James Anderson, author of Learnership, to explore how educators can cultivate a mindset of continuous growth in students. Anderson introduces the concept of learnership, a framework that emphasizes teaching students how to learn, not just what to learn. The episode unpacks strategies to empower students to take charge of their learning, embrace struggle, and thrive in an ever-changing world. Key Topics Discussed: The Learnership Framework: A step-by-step guide to developing students' learning skills, from non-learners to agile learners. The Role of the Teacher: How educators can adapt their style—ranging from benevolent dictator to mentor—to meet students where they are and guide them to higher levels of learning. The Nuance of Mistakes: Differentiating between helpful and unhelpful mistakes to reframe the learning process. Building a Culture of Learning: Shifting from a performance-driven model to one centered on growth and skillful learning. Guest Bio: James Anderson is an educator, consultant, and author specializing in cultivating growth mindsets and learning strategies in schools. His work integrates research from Carol Dweck, Anders Ericsson, and other thought leaders to create actionable frameworks for improving student outcomes. Host Bio: Seth Fleischauer’s Banyan Global Learning provides meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students across the globe for success in an interconnected world. Episode Links: Learn more about James Anderson’s work and resources: jamesanderson.com.au Purchase Learnership and access the diagnostic tool to assess learning behaviors in your school. Follow up on related frameworks by Carol Dweck ( Mindset ), Art Costa and Bena Kalik ( Habits of Mind ) Anders Ericsson (the " 10,000 hour rule "), Nassim Nicholas Taleb ( Antifragile ), John Hattie ( Visible Learning ), Jay McTighe and Grant Wiggins ( Understanding by Design ), and Adam Grant ( Hidden Potential ).…

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#50 Executive Functioning (Part 2) with Dr. Karen Dudek-Brannan 43:08

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In this episode of Make It Mindful , host Seth Fleischauer welcomes Dr. Karen Dudek-Brannan, a speech pathologist and educational consultant, to delve into supporting executive functioning in students who require Tier 2 and 3 interventions. Building on the previous conversation with Mitch Weathers in episode #49, this episode explores how executive functioning challenges impact social, academic, and functional life skills and discusses practical strategies for supporting students beyond the classroom. Key Topics Discussed: Understanding executive functioning as a set of cognitive processes like time perception, self-talk, and future pacing. How Tier 1 interventions can support students across all tiers by creating a collaborative, scaffolded environment. The importance of visual supports, episodic memory, and modeling self-talk for building executive functioning skills. Balancing standardized assessments with dynamic, portfolio-based approaches to better diagnose and support students. Strategies for addressing common challenges, like resistance to new tasks, and teaching students to develop self-motivation and planning skills. Guest Bio: Dr. Karen Dudek-Brannan is a speech pathologist with over 14 years of experience in schools. She specializes in supporting related service providers, special education teams, and educators in fostering executive functioning, language, and literacy skills. She is the host of the De Facto Leaders podcast and the creator of resources at Dr. Karen Speech and Dr. Karen Dudek-Brannan . Episode Links: Explore resources on executive functioning at Dr. Karen Speech . Listen to Dr. Karen’s podcast, De Facto Leaders , at drkarendudekbrannan.com/de-facto-leaders-podcast/ Sign up for the Executive Functioning training at drkarendudekbrannan.com/efleadership Download Dr. Karen's Executive Functioning Implementation Guide for School Teams at drkarendudekbrannan.com/efguide Host Bio: Seth Fleischauer is a former classroom teacher and founder of Banyan Global Learning, specializing in teaching digital, linguistic, and cultural competencies through live, interactive learning experiences. See banyangloballearning.com . If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a rating or review and share it with a friend. As always, thank you to our editor, Lucas Salazar.…

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#49 Executive Functioning (Part 1) with Mitch Weathers of Organized Binder 50:31

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In this episode of Make It Mindful , Seth Fleischauer kicks off the first in a two-part series on executive functioning by welcoming Mitch Weathers, founder of Organized Binder and author of Executive Functions for Every Classroom . They explore how routines, modeling, and accountability can help students develop critical executive functioning skills in a way that integrates seamlessly into daily classroom life. Mitch also shares practical strategies and insights that teachers can implement immediately, alongside a deeper dive into his program, Organized Binder. Key Topics Discussed: The six key executive functioning skills that empower students: goal setting, work flexing, planning, organizational skills, self-regulation, and accountability. How Organized Binder provides a structured routine to model and practice executive functioning daily. The role of predictability and repetition in fostering motivation and reducing cognitive load. Strategies for integrating time management and goal setting into classroom practices. Insights into student accountability and its dual role in teacher-student relationships. How routines and clarity can transform classroom culture, supporting all students in developing "student-ness." Guest Bio: Mitch Weathers is a former high school science teacher and founder of Organized Binder, a program designed to help students develop executive functioning skills through structured classroom routines. He is the author of Executive Functions for Every Classroom and a sought-after trainer and speaker, working with K-12 schools and colleges globally to enhance teaching and learning. Host Bio: Seth Fleischauer is the founder of Banyan Global Learning , with live virtual programs that teach digital and cultural competencies. Through Make It Mindful, Seth explores transformative solutions that align teaching with the challenges of the modern world. Episode Links: Learn more about Organized Binder: OrganizedBinder.com Mitch’s book: Executive Functions for Every Classroom Stay tuned for Part Two of this executive functioning series, featuring Karen Dudek-Brannan, who delves into Tier 2 interventions and individualized strategies for student support.…

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#48 Building Resilience with Dr. Jordan B. Smith Jr. 44:37

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In this episode of Make It Mindful , Seth Fleischauer welcomes Dr. Jordan Smith, a retired Marine Corps Major, secondary math teacher, and author. They explore fostering resilience, addressing the belief gap in education, and creating personal connections to empower students. Dr. Smith shares strategies for engaging students through culturally responsive teaching and motivating them with growth mindset practices. Key Topics Discussed: Building resilience and addressing systemic barriers in education. The belief gap: fostering optimism and confidence in students. Culturally responsive teaching and personalizing lessons. Strategies for teaching growth mindset and fostering intrinsic motivation. Guest Bio: Dr. Jordan Smith is a retired Marine Corps Major turned secondary math teacher and author of Against the Odds: Chronicles of Resilience . He advocates for empowering educators to foster resilience and confidence in students through innovative, culturally responsive teaching strategies. Episode Links: Get Dr. Smith’s book 11 Effective Strategies for Teaching Math at teachleadandinspire.com . Host Info: Seth Fleischauer’s Banyan Global Learning uses technology to enhance digital and cultural competence in teachers and students.…

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#47 The AI Social Worker: Marina Badillo-Diaz 34:46

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In this episode of Make It Mindful , Seth Fleischauer sits down with Marina Badillo-Diaz, known as the "AI Social Worker," to discuss how artificial intelligence can support social work within schools. They explore the ethical concerns and transformative potential of AI tools in enhancing efficiency for social workers and educators alike, especially when faced with the post-pandemic mental health crisis. Marina shares practical examples, from using AI to streamline IEP goals to supporting administrative tasks, and emphasizes the importance of maintaining ethical standards while integrating technology into social work. Key Topics Discussed: The intersection of social work and AI: ethics, efficiency, and innovation. AI applications for school social workers, including IEP refinement and event planning. The significance of relationship-building and mindfulness in student mental health. Emerging tech solutions like VR role-playing to prepare new social work practitioners. Strategies to support overburdened social workers and teachers in post-pandemic schools. Guest Bio: Marina Badillo-Diaz, also known as the AI Social Worker, is a school social worker and consultant focused on leveraging technology responsibly to support social work practices. She advocates for ethical AI use in education and provides resources for social workers to integrate tech effectively. Host Bio: Seth Fleischauer is the founder of Banyan Global Learning and a dedicated advocate for teaching digital and cultural competencies through a global lens to foster meaningful educational change. Episode Links: Marina’s Guidebook on AI Prompting for Social Work Practice: mabdconsulting.com…

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#46 How the Pandemic Changed Students' Brains with Nancy Weinstein 33:29

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