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The EdCounts Podcast

The EdCounts Podcast

By: PBS Michiana-WNIT
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 The EdCounts Podcast explores the wide world of education through conversations with experts! Science, school choice, language, mental health, you name it - our goal is to help you learn about important topics and trends in education.PBS Michiana-WNIT
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  • The Education Ecosystem - Reshaping Community Partnerships

    The Education Ecosystem - Reshaping Community Partnerships
    Jul 7 2025

    How are communities, schools, and businesses reshaping partnerships amidst an ever-changing education landscape? We'll hear from Lauren Hall Riggins, a director at Empower Schools, and Dr. Byron Ernest, a member of the Indiana State Board of Education, about how rural communities are working together to create innovative pathways for students to succeed.
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    54 mins
  • Cell Phone Bans in Schools - Are They Working?

    Cell Phone Bans in Schools - Are They Working?
    Jul 7 2025

    Cell phone bans in schools are growing across the United States, as educators and policy makers hope to improve student performance and well-being. But are the bans achieving their goals?

    High school principals Justin Zobrosky and Lindsay Gorham-Pflug join the podcast to talk about their experiences implementing cell phone bans in their schools.
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    38 mins
  • Welcome to the EdCounts Podcast!

    Welcome to the EdCounts Podcast!
    Jun 18 2025

    Thanks for listening to the EdCounts Podcast, where we explore the exciting world of education! New episodes will premiere on July 8th - follow us so you don't miss out!
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    Less than 1 minute

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