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Welcome to 18:10, a podcast produced by The Lawrenceville School. In 18 minutes and 10 seconds, we explore the future of education with insights from bright-minded individuals, inspiring new ways of thinking.Stay tuned for future episodes and email us at communication@lawrenceville.org to get in touch.Founded in 1810, The Lawrenceville School in Lawrenceville, N.J. prepares students to lead lives of learning, integrity, and high purpose. A co-educational boarding and day school for grades 9-12, Lawrenceville’s mission is to inspire the best in each to seek the best for all. Learn more at www.lawrenceville.org.
The Lawrenceville School hosts 18:10 - The Lawrenceville School Podcast, a education show with 12 episodes published.
In this episode, Stephen S. Murray H'54 '55 '63 '65 '16 P'16 '21 , The Shelby Cullom Davis Class of 1926 Head of School, sits down with Lawrentian magazine editor Sean Ramsden H’65. They explore the balance between maint
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The latest episode of 18:10, “ Discussing a Decade: Steve Murray on Traditions and Transitions ,” is now live on Apple and Spotify. 18:10 explores the future of education with insights from bright-minded individuals, ins
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In part two, the conversation centers on the impact of a unique dance and meditation program for the varsity football team, enhancing team bonding and emotional intelligence. Coach Poe and CJ describe how the program has
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In the first segment of this two-part episode, Coach Poe discusses his coaching philosophy and the impact of the football program on students. He emphasizes the importance of relationships and community, highlighting the
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In this episode, Pier Kooistra and Willem Anton continue their discussion on encouraging discourse, and the goal of helping students persist through challenging moments in dialogue or when engaging in group discussion do
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In this episode, Pier Kooistra and Willem Anton explore how the Harkness method of teaching – a discussion-based approach in which students are empowered to think critically, ask informed questions, and collaborate deepl
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In this episode, English teacher Pier Kooistra, the Robert S. and Christina Seix Dow Master-Teaching Chair in Harkness Learning, and science teacher Brianna Thompson, who graduated from Lawrenceville in 2018, explore “Ha
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We continue in this episode with our exploration of lighthouse parenting, including its application in educational settings. We discuss how a balanced approach strengthens the foundation for young people to live healthie
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We explore “Lighthouse Parenting” – a modern metaphor for parenting that unlocks enduring truths and adaptable strategies for a balanced approach to raising children and teens. A mindset accompanied by a range of strateg
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What role does Harkness pedagogy play in addressing the problems and possibilities of “woke?" In this closing episode, we examine how Harkness pedagogy is designed to foster communities of learners who can engage critica
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We dive into the history of the term “woke”-- what it originally meant and how the term may now obscure more than it illuminates. This series explores the history of the term “woke,” its possibilities and foreclosures, a
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In this concluding episode, we pick up our conversation with Jennifer Parnell and Ajay Dahaul on the impact of AI in the educational sphere, and how we at Lawrenceville are learning with this game-changing technology. St
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Welcome to 18:10, a podcast produced by The Lawrenceville School. In 18 minutes and 10 seconds, we explore the future of education with insights from bright-minded individuals, inspiring new ways of thinking. In this epi
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