EdLab is a podcast of the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development, where we talk to the people behind the school’s transformative research, innovative teaching, and thriving partnerships. In each episode we aim to demystify some of the big questions being asked in education, policy, health and human services.
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Signup to Generate a PitchEdLab is a podcast of the University of Virginia School of Education and Human Development, where we talk to the people behind the school’s transformative research, innovative teaching, and thriving partnerships. In each episode we aim to demystify some of the big questions being asked in education, policy, health and human services.
Recent episodes include "S3E3 - Building Online Learning Communities with Anne Jewett" (16 October 2026, 22 minutes), "S3E2 - The Middle School Slump with Sara Rimm-Kaufman" (25 September 2026, 30 minutes), and "S2E9 - Back to the Lab with Micah Mazurek: Effective Mental Health Care for Individuals with Autism" (24 April 2026, 26 minutes).
EdLab publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes across 23 episodes.
Booking probability for EdLab is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. EdLab requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. EdLab's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for EdLab are Universities & Colleges and Educational Support Services. EdLab has a kids audience.
EdLab is a kids podcast with 23 episodes published.
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Episode #3
Episode Notes Online education creates an avenue for many talented students to pursue graduate education who might not otherwise be able to access it. But when it comes to online learning, can students expect a...
Episode #2
Episode Notes It has long been known that children’s academic learning increases over time. But before the groundbreaking work of Sara Rimm-Kaufman and her colleagues, we did not know if that was also the case with...
Episode #9
Episode Notes Today we are going "back to the lab," where we revisit one of our most popular episodes from season 1. As April gives way to May, we move from Autism Awareness Month into Mental Health Awareness Month...
Episode #8
Episode Notes With artificial intelligence evolving at such a rapid pace, it can feel intimidating to try and keep up. But whether you're a teacher, a parent, a student, or an employee in nearly any field, understanding...
Episode #7
Episode Notes Today we are going "Back to the lab," where we revisit one of our most popular episodes from season 1. We are working on some great new episodes to share with you later this spring. In the meantime, we...
Episode #6
Episode Notes Did you know that some mental health problems are treatable with specific, relatively short-term evidence-based therapies? And if so, how do you know which providers practice these treatments? Today we're...
Episode #5
Episode Notes Schools are regularly making important decisions that impact the quality of their students' education. Add technology like artificial intelligence that is advancing lightning fast into the mix and schools...
Episode #4
Episode Notes For those in education, today’s guest likely needs no introduction. Carol Ann Tomlinson, the William Clay Parrish Professor Emerita at the UVA School of Education and Human Development, is a world-renowned...
Episode #3
Episode Notes Adolescent dating abuse is a topic that, while maybe not entirely taboo, is often a difficult one for many parents and other caregivers to consider. And yet, according to the Center for Disease Control’s...
Episode #2
Episode Notes Can a wearable fitness tracker, paired with a mindfulness app, help patients feel more confident about being active after their ACL surgery recovery? Most active young people who undergo ACL repair surgery...
Episode #1
Episode Notes There is a lot happening in education. From the stubborn teacher shortages to the conversations about shuttering the U.S. Department of Education. So, what role do schools of education and human...
EdLab
Announcing Season 2 EdLab Season Two launches Friday, September 5.
Episode #9
Episode Notes What do driving in rush hour traffic, a denied debit card at checkout and teaching have in common? High levels of stress. But according to today’s guest, while two of those experiences are temporary...
Episode #8
Episode Notes Autism often exists alongside co-occurring conditions, such as difficulties with sleep or for some, depression and anxiety. For individuals with autism seeking mental health care, health care providers...
Episode #7
Episode Notes When it comes to reducing cardiovascular disease, kinesiology professor Sid Angadi’s research shows how fitness level is much more important than body mass index. And perhaps the best news of all, the...
Episode #6
Episode Notes How would you define curiosity? Associate professor Jamie Jirout is on the podcast to help us answer that question and to share what she’s been uncovering about curiosity and how it relates to learning...
Episode #5
Episode Notes After visiting a hospital for care during a mental health crisis—whether a visit to the emergency department or for an in-patient stay—students often jump right back into school. UVA professor and licensed...
Episode #4
Episode Notes No matter where you are in your professional journey, if becoming a teacher is your goal, the UVA School of Education and Human Development has a pathway to help you make that happen. In this episode of...
Episode #3
Episode Notes Research can help identify policy ideas that improve schools and outcomes for students. But then what? Education policy associate professor Beth Schueler wants to know: What happens after we have evidence...
Episode #2
Episode Notes Notes go hereWhile schools are some of the safest places for children, any act of violence in schools is one too many, forensic clinical psychologist and professor of education Dewey Cornell reminds us...
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