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As you head into the weekend, listen in on this rebroadcast of this Dropout Nation Podcast on how to improve education for their children through a few simple questions. Even…

As you head into the weekend, listen in on this rebroadcast of this Dropout Nation Podcast on how to improve education for their children through a few simple questions. Even as school reform has provided new tools for parents, they still need ways to use them for the advantage of their children. Asking the right questions will give caring adults the ability to improve education for their child and for all children — and further sustain school reform.

You can listen to the Podcast at RiShawn Biddle’s radio page or download directly to your iPod, Zune, MP3 player or smartphone. Also, subscribe to the podcast series. It is also available on iTunes, Blubrry, Podcast Alley, the Education Podcast Network, Zune Marketplace and PodBean. Also, add the podcast on Viigo, if you have a BlackBerry, iPhone or Android phone.

Sunday’s Dropout Nation Podcast will focus on dealing with the reading challenges for our young men.

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Dropout Nation Podcast Giving Parents Power

The Dropout Nation Podcast: Five More Questions Every Parent Should Ask

RiShawn Biddle

August 8, 2010 3:16 pm August 8, 2010

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On this week’s Dropout Nation Podcast — a continuation of last week’s podcast on Parent Power — I provide more questions for parents and other caregivers to ask in order…

On this week’s Dropout Nation Podcast — a continuation of last week’s podcast on Parent Power — I provide more questions for parents and other caregivers to ask in order to improve education for their kids. Families must be treated as the kings — and lead decision-makers in education — that they should be, even when school officials and teachers attempt to treat them as afterthoughts. Asking the right questions will give caring adults the ability to improve education for their child and for all children — and further sustain school reform.

You can listen to the Podcast at RiShawn Biddle’s radio page or download directly to your iPod, Zune, MP3 player or smartphone. Also, subscribe to the podcast series. It is also available on iTunes, Blubrry, Podcast Alley, the Education Podcast Network, Zune Marketplace and PodBean. Also, add the podcast on Viigo, if you have a BlackBerry, iPhone or Android phone.

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Building A Culture of Genius Dropout Nation Podcast Giving Parents Power

Rewind: The Dropout Nation Podcast: Six Steps Toward Building Parent Power

RiShawn Biddle

August 5, 2010 10:18 am August 5, 2010

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To complement this week’s Dropout Nation Podcast — and the upcoming podcast on Sunday on more questions parents can ask to improve education for their kids — here is a…

To complement this week’s Dropout Nation Podcast — and the upcoming podcast on Sunday on more questions parents can ask to improve education for their kids — here is a rebroadcast of a podcast on steps school reformers must take to in education decisionmaking. The expansion of charter schools and other forms of school choice, along with initiatives borne out of the No Child Left Behind Act and Race to the Top such as Parent Trigger, offer great opportunities to truly put children and families at the center of education (and improve the lives of even the poorest children). But only if an infrastructure is built to help parents make the best decisions.

You can listen to the Podcast at RiShawn Biddle’s radio page or download directly to your iPod, MP3 player or smartphone. Also, subscribe to the podcast series. It is also available on iTunes, Blubrry, Podcast Alley, the Education Podcast Network, Zune Marketplace and PodBean. Also, add the podcast on Viigo, if you have a BlackBerry, iPhone or Android phone.

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Dropout Nation Podcast Five Questions Every Parent Should Ask Giving Parents Power This is Dropout Nation

The Dropout Nation Podcast: Five Questions Every Parent Should Ask

RiShawn Biddle

August 1, 2010 12:07 am August 1, 2010

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On this week’s Dropout Nation Podcast, I advise parents and other caregivers on how to improve education for their children through a few simple questions. Even as school reform has…

On this week’s Dropout Nation Podcast, I advise parents and other caregivers on how to improve education for their children through a few simple questions. Even as school reform has provided new tools for parents, they still need ways to use them for the advantage of their children. Asking the right questions will give caring adults the ability to improve education for their child and for all children — and further sustain school reform.

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Tag: Growth Models

Rewind: The Dropout Nation Podcast: Five Questions Every Parent Should Ask

The Dropout Nation Podcast: Five More Questions Every Parent Should Ask

Rewind: The Dropout Nation Podcast: Six Steps Toward Building Parent Power

The Dropout Nation Podcast: Five Questions Every Parent Should Ask