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Welcome to "Agile Ed", the podcast that redefines teaching and learning! Join us in exploring learner-centred education fuelled by curiosity and critical thinking. Each episode features conversations on unlearning, relearning, and innovative practices that foster engagement and durable learning. We believe teaching should be agile—responsive to learners and the evolving social context and community dynamics. Whether you’re an educator or a lifelong learner, Agile Ed offers fresh ideas to inspire growth and explore innovative strategies for lifelong learning!
Unknown Host hosts Agile Ed, a education show with 31 episodes published.
In this episode of Agile Ed, we ask what education might look like if we stopped organizing so much of it around competition and started prioritizing cooperation and collaboration instead. We explore the ways competition
In this episode of Agile Ed, a rant about inconsistent Starbucks service opens into a much bigger conversation about inconsistency in teaching and learning. From customer service and classroom culture to grading, feedbac
In this episode of Agile Ed , we start with habits and end up somewhere much bigger: student learning, perfectionism, and what sustainable teaching really requires. From Duolingo streaks and guitar practice to classroom
Agile Ed doesn't do intros. No theme music. No “Welcome back to Agile Ed.” No polished setup. Just a cold open... In this episode, we’ve stitched together the beginnings of our conversations—the first thoughts, the unfin
In this episode of Agile Ed , we explore a simple but often overlooked truth about teaching and learning: relationships come first. Sustainable teaching practices aren’t built on tighter policies, heavier surveillance, o
In the Season 3 premiere of Agile Ed, we begin with a question: What if students could time travel? This idea, sparked by a physics concept called a “time mirror”, is a powerful metaphor for the current state of learning
Just a bunch of silly outtakes from our second season of AgileEd.
In the Season 2 finale of Agile Ed, we reflect on one of the most persistent—and problematic—assumptions in education: that obedience equals learning. Through stories from parenting, teaching, and course design, we explo
In this episode of Agile Ed , Lindsay and Ashley dig into the tension between rigor and real learning . Using stories from the classroom, like lab reports and in-class participation, they explore why the word “rigor” so
In this episode of Agile Ed , Lindsay and Ashley unpack what it means to balance agility and sustainability in course design while keeping student motivation at the center. From guitars and Duolingo streaks to flipped cl
In this episode of Agile Ed , Lindsay and Ashley return—baby in tow—for a conversation that jumps from maternity leave to GenAI and learning. Together, they unpack the release of Perplexity’s Comet , an “agentic AI” brow
- "Because brains weren’t built for busywork." In this episode of Agile Ed, we unpack one of the most persistent misconceptions in education today: that students using GenAI are just lazy. What if laziness isn’t the prob
In this episode of Agile Ed, we tackle one of the most pressing—and emotionally charged—questions facing educators today: Why should students bother doing their own work when it feels like everyone else is offloading to
In this episode of Agile Ed , we share preliminary data from our ongoing research into how and why students are using GenAI in higher education. Instead of focusing solely on policy or detection, we explore what it means
In this episode of Agile Ed, step into our conversation as we open with reflections from a recent talk that challenged how we think about the skills that make us successful learners and wrestle with the growing disconnec
In this episode of Agile Ed , we reflect on the complexity of trying to do what’s best for learners—especially when it isn’t easy, efficient, or always appreciated. We both share real stories from the classroom about sho
In this episode of Agile Ed , we tackle the growing tension educators face as student use of GenAI becomes more normalized—and less distinguishable. From the emotional toll of reading AI-generated reflections to the chal
How does the way we were taught influence the way we teach? In this episode of Agile Ed, we unpack the tension between traditional teaching ideals and modern, learner-centred approaches. Reflecting on the shift from 'sag
Welcome to Season 2 of Agile Ed ! In this premiere episode, Lindsay and Ashley dive into reflections from the break and insights from the new semester. They tackle topics ranging from navigating the complex emotions surr
Just a bunch of silly outtakes from our first season of AgileEd.
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