16:1 - Education, Teaching, & Learning
Chelsea Adams, Katie Day
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S3E152 Place and Promise: Mapping the Impact of the Harlem Children’s Zone
In this episode, we examine an ambitious social experiment: the Harlem Children’s Zone (HCZ), a 100+ block area in New York City where an educational philosophy of place-based intervention is being…
S3E151 The Learner’s Guide to Leadership
The Learner’s Guide to Leadership A focused exploration of learning leadership in education, schools, organizations, and civic spaces. Effective leadership emerges from more than simply holding a…
S3E150 Education, Teaching, & Learning: Reflections on the First 150
Dear listeners: we’ve made it to a major milestone! To mark our 150th episode, we have curated some of our favorite moments from the 16:1 archive— recurring themes and evolving questions on…
S3E149 Education and American Identity: Mortimer Adler and The Paideia Proposal
We’re approaching America’s 250th birthday, and we are asking ourselves tough questions about schooling and democracy through the lens of the influential works of Mortimer Adler, a philosopher,…
S3E148 Education & Career Pathways in U.S. Correctional Facilities
This episode confronts a complexity of the U.S. justice system: education within prisons. What does educational opportunity look like for incarcerated individuals? The sheer scale of incarceration in…
S3E147 Take Ten
Did your high school experience feel a little like a relic from another era? Beneath the daily routines of bells and benchmarks is a history of deliberate choices (made by a small number of voices),…
S3E146 Dual‑Language Learning: Practice, Policy, & Philanthropy
We’re pleased to welcome guest Dr. Maggie Marcus to the podcast. Dr. Marcus joins us for a conversation on bilingual learners, two-way immersion programs, and navigating the needs of English learners…
S3E145 Palaces and Partnerships: The Carnegie Library
Learn about the remarkable partnerships that produced more than 2,500 Carnegie‑funded libraries across the United States and the complex, negotiated process that made these institutions enduring…
S3E144 Writing the Textbook for Emergency Care
Writing the Textbook for Emergency CareWhat does it look like when a community builds critical infrastructure before established institutions recognize the need? In this episode, we examine a…
S3E143 Voices in Teaching: Tina Heinecke-Kurtz
We’re back to kick off our “third” season (and sixth year!) with learning strategist, National Board certified science educator, and special education teacher Tina Heineke-Kurtz. Tina is a delightful…
S2E142 Voices in Teaching: Dr. Brandi De La Cruz, TN Teacher of the Year 2025-26
In the final episode of this season of 16:1, special guest Dr. Brandi De La Cruz, 2025–2026 Tennessee Teacher of the Year, joins us for an honest, grounded look at the teaching profession. Dr. De La…
S2E141 Mother of the Movement
This week, we’re looking through our history to ground ourselves in a turbulent present. Tune in for our discussion of Septima Poinsette Clark, the Charleston-born educator and activist Martin Luther…
S2E140 '84 in '25
Two English teachers and a technologist come together for a lively discussion on George Orwell’s 1984 and teaching the text to high school students in the U.S. in 2025. Tackles complex topics…
S2E139 When Books Are Battlegrounds
This week, we’re covering one of the most explosive education controversies in American history, the 1974 Kanawha County, WV “Textbook Wars.” What began as a school board vote over new reading…
S2E138 The Stories Our Students Carry
The Stories Our Students CarryCulturally Responsive PedagogyCulturally responsive teaching begins with the recognition that learning doesn't happen in a vacuum. Teachers must carefully navigate…
S2E137 Artificial Intelligence and the Classroom: Embracing, Regulating, or Rejecting?
Artificial Intelligence and the Classroom: Embracing, Regulating, or Rejecting?This week, our co-hosts (one a teacher, one a technologist) revisit ongoing discussions about the role of artificial…
S2E136 The Pack Horse Library Project
We’re back after the summer break with new episodes of 16:1! New episodes will now be released on a seasonal schedule. Thanks for subscribing and supporting the show as we evolve! In the first…
S1E135 Year in Review: Volume IV
In our final episode of the 2024-25 season, we reflect upon our year of learning and how our philosophies of education continue to evolve. We return to perennial questions: What's the purpose of…
S1E134 The Future of Community News: The Reporting Project at Denison University
Something about the newsroom of The Reporting Project at Denison University in Granville, Ohio feels different. It’s energetic— humming, even when the lights are dimmed and the computer screens are…
S1E133 The Evidence of Your Eyes and Ears
This week we’re taking a break from the evolving civic situation in the U.S. to shine light on global stories in education that you may have missed.Nepal’s National Teachers’ Strike Lifted: Teachers…
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