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inkED Education Podcast

inkED Education Podcast

By: Rob Collins
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We spill the ink of educators' untold journeys of innovation, purpose, and powerful classroom practices. Each episode brings you authentic conversations with teachers who are redefining education and living out human and learner-centered principles.

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  • From Novels to Network Intrusions: Lessons in Student Agency, Teacher Growth, and Real-World Learning

    From Novels to Network Intrusions: Lessons in Student Agency, Teacher Growth, and Real-World Learning
    Jun 20 2025

    What happens when a high school English teacher becomes the founding cybersecurity instructor at a cutting-edge innovation school? In this episode of inkED, Dr. Rob sits down with Bryan Quillen, a Kentucky educator whose journey from teaching literature to launching a cybersecurity program shows just how powerful teacher transformation can be.

    A proud Kentucky Innovative Teacher Fellowship alumnus and OVEC Deeper Learning Teacher Navigator, Bryan now serves as the founding teacher of the cybersecurity pathway at The HILL — Lexington’s Hub for Innovative Learning and Leadership. He shares how he reimagined his role as an educator, turned student curiosity into statewide impact, and built a hands-on, high-skill learning experience that prepares students for real careers and deeper purpose.

    This conversation is full of wisdom, humility, and actionable insight — whether you want to shift your practice, support student agency, or bring relevance and rigor to your classroom.
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    42 mins

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