Point of Learning
by Peter Horn
A podcast for anyone curious about what and how and why we learn.
Copyright: 2017-22, HornEd, LLC
Episodes
Learning in Stories with Jake Halpern (014)
48m · Published
Jake Halpern has written about fame junkies, freegans, and die-hards who
won’t leave their home under any circumstances. Also ice fortresses,
enchanted forests, and twins switched at birth. One through-line for this
award-winning journalist and author is storytelling; another is just plain
learning.
Mother's Day with Gretchen (013)
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Mom taught me how to braid bread, play fiddle, and disagree with others
respectfully--and so much else. We discuss the value of praise in teaching
and child-rearing, my grandmother Miriam George Meister, and a method of
talent education that aims for world peace.
ALL THIS: Poets Aja Monet & Meghann Plunkett (012)
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Recorded at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, a conversation about poems and
poetry with two rising stars who are also talented teachers. Featuring
Aja’s “What I’ve Learned” (excerpt) and Meghann’s “In Which I Name My
Abuser Publicly.”
Drama, Democracy & Hamilton with Oskar Eustis (011)
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Oskar Eustis founded his first theatre company at the age of 16. From Tony
Kushner's Angels in America to Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, Eustis has
been intimately involved in the creation and development of many of the
greatest works of American theatre of the past 30 years. Oskar and I sat
down in his office at the Public Theater in February to talk about
important teachers, Shakespeare, drama, democracy, Hamilton, the state of
civil discourse ... and a few new ideas on the horizon.
Better Alt Ed (010)
45m · Published
Named for the year of its founding, Project '79 has been supporting and
reclaiming high school students as learners for four decades. The oldest
continuously running alternative education program I know about, it's
also--for my money--just about the best way to do school. This month's
episode let me sit down with coordinators Alan Lantis and Jackie Spring to
talk about what matters most in designing and sustaining a program that
keeps kids at the center of its work, addressing social and emotional needs
as well as academic development.
Master Class with Thomas Halpin (009)
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Today I’m talking with Thomas Halpin, a master violinist and teacher.
Halpin has concertized throughout the U.S. and abroad—yet for more than
four decades he has focused on teaching.
"A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens (008)
0s · Published
Recorded live at First Baptist Church (Westfield, NJ) on 12/16/17. With music by Michael Rosin and the Westfield HS Concert Choir.
My Brothers, Teachers (007)
35m · Published
Talking learning and music with my older brothers John and Gregory. We discuss the role of relevance in motivation, parenting high school students, and how learning music is or is not like learning other things.
How to Connect with Teens (006)
40m · Published
Advice about connecting with teens from a counselor with decades of experience. Geared towards parents, teachers, counselors, therapists, employers, and adult friends of teens.
6 Ideas About Writing I Want to Live Forever (005)
16m · Published
I share some of what I've figured out about student voice, designing assignments, the artist vs. the editor, and standardized tests in our fastest format yet!
Point of Learning has 54 episodes in total of non- explicit content. Total playtime is 5:36:59. The language of the podcast is English. This podcast has been added on November 25th 2022. It might contain more episodes than the ones shown here. It was last updated on May 21st, 2024 18:14.
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