Hosted by Macmillan Learning · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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Macmillan Learning hosts The What And Who Of EDU, a education show with 35 episodes published.
AI in education is no longer a future-tense conversation. It is already in the classroom, in the syllabus, in student workflows, and increasingly in the questions instructors are asking about assessment, academic integri
Ten instructors. Ten strategies. Zero crickets. In this episode of The What & Who of EDU, educators share the practical moves they actually use to spark real conversation, from low-stakes writing and small-group rehearsa
What happens when "college should be hard" collides with "students are barely holding it together"? In this episode of The What & Who of EDU, we're unpacking how instructors balance academic rigor with student mental hea
Students aren't waiting for class to start learning science. They're getting it from their feeds first. In this episode of The What & Who of EDU, we sit down with journalist and Newsreel founder Jack Brewster to discuss
Burnout in higher education doesn't always show up as a crash. More often, it looks like reheated coffee, a growing to-do list, and the sense that the work never really ends. In this episode, we share 10 strategies from
What if some of the most important things students learn in your classroom… aren't on your syllabus? In this episode of The What & Who of EDU, we're unpacking the hidden curriculum, the life skills students develop along
What if high school prepared students not just for exams, but for real life? In this episode of The What and Who of EDU, host Marisa Bluestone talks with David Anderson, economics instructor and AP Business with Personal
What if your students already have the answer… but skipped all the thinking that got them there? That's the problem ten instructors sat down to solve. In this episode, they share how they get students to show their work,
This episode is proof that every subject can be the "cool one" … if it's taught with purpose, passion, and the right demo (hello, exploding gummy bears). We asked 10 professors to explain what makes their field unforgett
Can AI make learning more accessible … or is it just adding new barriers? In this debut episode of The What & Who of EDU's AI+ series, we sit down with Rachel Comerford, Senior Director of Accessibility at Macmillan Lear
Some teaching strategies feel right—until they don't. The What & Who of EDU is kicking off season 2 with a banger, breaking down the most common student engagement myths that sound like good advice but actually backfire
What if the most powerful teaching tips weren't found in textbooks, but in the lived wisdom of the educators down the hall? In this Season 1 finale, host Marisa Bluestone counts down 10 unforgettable mic-drop moments fro
Some teaching ideas feel a little too trendy, too techy, or too fluffy… until they're not. Today we're counting down 10 teaching strategies educators once doubted and now swear by. From the surprising power of silence to
What do sleep, gratitude, and emotional chaos have in common? Psychology. In this student-focused episode of The What and Who of EDU, Dr. Dave Myers and Dr. June Gruber return to explore how psychology can help students
What if the secret to better teaching isn't about what you teach, but how students experience your classroom? Psychology legends Dr. David Myers and Dr. June Gruber have spent decades studying what actually makes informa
Is the pursuit of happiness actually making students less happy? In this episode of The What and Who of EDU, we sit down with Dr. David Myers and Dr. June Gruber, co-authors of the world's best-selling psychology textboo
What if the most important things students learn… aren't showing up on your tests? In this episode of The What and Who of EDU, we go beyond the buzzword to explore authentic assessment: what it is, where it came from, an
Is an "A" really the best indicator of learning? Or is it just proof that a student figured out the system? In this episode of The What and Who of EDU, we explore 10 creative, surprising, and inspiring ways educators are
You've heard the stories. You've heard the tips. You've heard the bell ding (you know the one). But in all our episodes of The What & Who of EDU, we somehow forgot to introduce... us. In this special behind-the-scenes ep
🎧 In this episode of The What and Who of EDU, we're talking accessibility. Not just ramps and captions (though those matter), but the small shifts, the flexible paths, and the "you can sit with us" energy that make lear
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