As an early pioneer in the merging of education and technology, Dr. Sulla has always been fascinated by the topic of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. She invites Armand Doucet on the podcast this week to get his perspective on the topic. As a co-author of Teaching in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Standing at the Precipice, he has a lot to shar…

Part 3 of a 3-part series where Dr. Nancy Sulla unwraps a prerequisite to student choice and voice... student expression! In these three mini-episodes, Dr. Sulla dives into the three areas for unlocking the potential: (Part 1) content (Part 2) the learner (Part 3) the teacher/facilitatorPar Dr. Nancy Sulla

Part 2 of a 3-part series where Dr. Nancy Sulla unwraps a prerequisite to student choice and voice... student expression! In these three mini-episodes, Dr. Sulla dives into the three areas for unlocking the potential: (Part 1) content (Part 2) the learner (Part 3) the teacher/facilitatorPar Dr. Nancy Sulla

Part 1 of a 3-part series where Dr. Nancy Sulla unwraps a prerequisite to student choice and voice... student expression! In these three mini-episodes, Dr. Sulla dives into the three areas for unlocking the potential: (Part 1) content (Part 2) the learner (Part 3) the teacher/facilitatorPar Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Nancy Sulla has a long-awaited conversation with Flo Hannes about the intersection between their fields of Occupational Therapy and Education (hint: Executive Function). They clear up some misconceptions and provide some insights when it comes to Occupational Therapy as a profession.Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Mandy Manning never planned on being a teacher and didn't take a direct route. She ended up learning that the most important thing was connecting with her students and the rest would fall into place. Hear her story!Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

So you have a really great product or service... now what? Dr. Nancy Sulla and Phung Nguyen discuss the role that relationships play in the entrepreneurship journey while reflecting on their own experiences.Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Sean Slade, author of Questioning Education, joins Dr. Sulla to discuss the purpose of education and the importance of shifting our focus away from the "what" and "how" and toward the "why" and "who".Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

As the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leader for a school district in New York and the co-author of the book, Teaching as Protest and Abolition: Utilizing Racially Conscious Tools for Emancipating the Classroom, Susan Gonzowitz is passionate about helping young people develop the skills to question the status quo and stand up for what they believ…

Dr. Sulla and Colin Seale, founder and CEO of ThinkLaw, dive into a deep conversation about what equity means in life and school... and how to make it tangible. Check out his latest book – Tangible Equity: A Guide for Leveraging Student Identity, Culture, and Power to Unlock Excellence In and Beyond the Classroom…

Dr. Nancy Sulla picks Varun Arora's brain about Artificial Intelligence in Schools - the title of his newly published book. Pop culture often jokes that artificial intelligence is coming for teachers' jobs, but is it really? How can artificial intelligence be leveraged as a tool to help teachers do their jobs even better? You'll have to listen to f…

Dr. Nancy Sulla and her old friend Dr. Adele Macula, both working with educational leaders but in different capacities, kick off Season 3 by catching up on what has changed in the world of education in the past two years... and what we can look forward to!Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Nancy Sulla and Mandy Maphosa discuss her road to becoming an educator and author of books that reflect the authentic experiences of her own children. https://mandysreads.com/ This is the last episode of Season 2 of Learning Unwrapped.Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Nancy Sulla interviews author and aspiring teacher Danielle Mazzilli about her thoughts on entering the teaching profession in 2022 and the inspiration behind her first published book, "A Broken Crayon Still Colors." https://www.daniellemazzilli.com/Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Food is learning fuel! Dr. Nancy Sulla invites Chef Anicia Anya on to share her inspiration behind Kid's Table, a food delivery service that is made for just for kids... but don't worry - adults can eat it too because shouldn't we all be eating the same food anyway?Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Nancy Sulla and her guest, Claire Uwineza, discuss the impact of the work she is doing to unlock the leadership potential of women and girls in East Africa through Resonate, where she serves as the Executive Director. To learn more about Resonate, visit: https://resonateworkshops.orgPar Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Sulla brings her producer of Learning Unwrapped, Marisa Schommer, from "backstage" to hear her story as a CODA (Child of Deaf Adults). They make connections to the award-winning movie, CODA, that came out last year and discuss the importance of representation. We've included a PDF transcript of this episode. You can access it by clicking this l…

Trinity is a social entrepreneur from Kampala, Uganda with an incredible story of how access to technology changed his life – taking him from living on the streets to accepting a paid internship with Coca-Cola. He is the founder of era92 , a youth creative agency that trains and employs young adults in Africa in the fields of design, arts, and tech…

Dr. Nancy Sulla invites Beckon Ice Cream co-founders, Katy Flannery and Gwen Burlingame, on to discuss female entrepreneurship and their mission of making amazingly rich and decadent ice cream... that is also lactose-free! They're making the impossible possible, but it's not that serious - it's ice cream! https://beckonicecream.com/…

Dr. Nancy Sulla invites Jon Schatz, a retired middle school principal who now works at LEGOLAND® New York Resort, on with her to discuss how LEGO models impacted his principalship and how LEGO models promote learning of all kinds. https://www.legoland.com/new-york/Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

What makes a LATIC school different? Dr. Nancy Sulla, the creator of the Learner-Active, Technology-Infused Classroom™, describes the palpable energy of a LATIC school. Referenced in this episode: Books https://www.idecorp.com/dr-nancy-sullas-books MyQPortal https://www.myqportal.comPar Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Nancy Sulla speaks with Jordan Espeseth and Chase Haviland, social entrepreneurs and the minds behind Poo Brew Coffee, about how they developed this idea and how they are supporting mental health through it.Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Nancy Sulla speaks with Tanya Bosco, Chief Strategy Officer at IDE Corp, and co-author with Nancy on her recent book Students Taking Charge (Implementation Guide for Leaders): Inside the Learner-Active, Technology-Infused Classroom. Purchase through Amazon Purchase through RoutledgePar Dr. Nancy Sulla

Nancy speaks with Sharon Hagle, entrepreneur, astronaut, and founder of SpaceKids Global™ with the mission to inspire STEAM+ Environment Education, and the goal of bringing the possibility of space to children. Sharon flew as a crew member on Blue Origin’s 20th flight of its New Shepard rocket, a reusable vehicle that launches upright from Earth an…

Dr. Nancy Sulla speaks with the founder and directors of CJPRIDE -- a consortium of school districts taking action to attract increasingly diverse candidates to the field of education. Rebecca Gold, Interim Assistant Supt. of Human Resources for Princeton Public Schools and co-founder of CJPRIDE Dr. Erin Servillo, Assistant Superintendent for Perso…

Dr. Nancy Sulla speaks with trail-blazing educator and author, Dr. Penelope E. Lattimer about her experiences and her book, Beloved Educators: Women of Color Who Inspire Us.Par Dr. Nancy Sulla

Dr. Nancy Sulla meets with The Formers, a group of former leaders in education to remember and pay tribute to Willa Spicer. Willa Spicer was a lifelong educator and administrator in the South Brunswick, NJ schools and Deputy Commissioner in the NJ Department of Education. The Formers Marie Adair Bari Anhalt Erlichson, Ph.D. Joanne Kerekes Dr. Penel…

Nancy Sulla speaks with E. Keith Bailey, author, entrepreneur, speaker, and educational leader. Bailey spreads a message of hope. For over 20 years, he has spoken to audiences throughout the United States at workshops, conferences, and religious events, empowering others in goal setting, effective leadership, and entrepreneurship. He is the Executi…

Nancy has an out-of-this-world conversation with former astronaut Dan Tani as they explore his early days on the space shuttle Endeavour and the International Space Station and then talk about his work as a teacher in Japan. Dan is currently the chief of the INtegrated Strategic Products, Information and Resource Enterprise (INSPIRE) office, at NAS…

Pete Sturgess is FA’s national lead for the foundation phase since 2008, former head coach of the England senior men’s futsal team, and former assistant director of Derby County’s academy. Author of Futsal: Training, Technique and Tactics on Amazon. The Football Association Boot Room coaching resource is the go-to place for coaching content for coa…

Nancy speaks with the author of the best-selling children's book, I Love My Hair. Topics include her latest book, The Me I Choose to Be; her new podcast book, Opal Watson Private Eye at pinna.fm; and a book she edited in the '90's which was a complication of essays titled, Testimony: Young African-Americans on Self-Discovery and Black Identity. For…

Nancy speaks with former HS teacher Michael Fauteaux who in 2017 founded an organization focused on building students' success through showing gratitude toward one another. GiveThx is a digital program and research-validated curriculum that strengthens student wellbeing & social-emotional skills through gratitude. givethx.org…

Nancy speaks with TED speaker, author, researcher, and professor Dr. Julie Schmidt Hasson about her latest book -- Safe, Seen, and Stretched in the Classroom: The Remarkable Ways Teachers Shape Students' Lives. Learn more about Julie and her work at https://www.julieschmidthasson.com. If you have a story to share about a teacher's impact on your li…

Nancy explores the impact of Showing Gratitude with James Johnson, Major General, U.S. Air Force (Ret.) and CEO of Operation Gratitude. Operation Gratitude is a nation-wide nonprofit providing Americans with opportunities to honor our military, veterans, and first responders through hands-on volunteerism. operationgratitude.com…