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Oct 28, 2026

Noah HichenbergGUEST
10:16
I began to use a critical lens to deconstruct dominant practices and perspectives within our field and ultimately offer a different vision of what is possible.
Noah HichenbergGUEST
10:25
These became my dissertation research questions at Teachers College.
Noah HichenbergGUEST
10:30
I paired these questions around control and agency with an ethnographic day in the life observations of one two-year-old child, a research project which had never before been undertaken, spending the life in the intimacy of one two-year-old's world.
Noah HichenbergGUEST
10:43
I was there in the morning when she woke up, I was there at night when she went to bed, and I was along for the ride in between.
LouAUDIENCE
41:37
tell me what the Frankfurt School did.
LouAUDIENCE
41:39
coming to America and taking over Columbia Teachers College, Columbia University.
Joe TehanHOST
41:46
Frankfurt School is a philosophical school, a philosophical group of philosophers discussing and thinking about society and how society has functioned throughout the ages and could and should function into the future.
Joe TehanHOST
42:04
It's not a set mind thing.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
13:35
The organization now attracted the attention of educators seeking an instrument for that difficult process of carrying over the lessons of the primary agencies of education, the school and the Sunday school, into the daily life of youth.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
13:49
Dr. James E. Russell, dean of Teachers College, became an officer of the organization and is active in formulating its educational policies and plans.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
13:59
Fellowships for the training of leaders have been established
Betsy BushNARRATOR
14:03
at Teachers College, Boston University, Johns Hopkins University, and New York University, while courses for leaders are given in colleges in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and Minneapolis.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
14:17
The entrance of the United States into the war brought the Girl Scouts their great opportunity to translate their Scout vows of loyalty into patriotic
Betsy BushNARRATOR
14:26
service.

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Betsy BushNARRATOR
92:18
There will also be openings for camp workers who are experts in nature study, dietetics, and so forth.
Betsy BushNARRATOR
92:24
Preparation necessary the preparation and training necessary for any of the positions at national headquarters are the same as required for any clerical or executive worker in similar fields except that so far as possible these workers are being drawn from among groups of people who have been girl scouts or scout leaders or who have passed through one of the captain's training courses so that the fundamental principles of scouting are familiar to them the same is true of the executive worker in connection with local councils throughout the country for the specialized worker who is to lead scouts or conduct training courses or camps for scouts very definite training is required the opportunities for receiving technical training in scouting for girls are of three kinds certain schools and universities have courses in physical education into which the elements of scouting have been introduced and scout leaders of recognized standing have been asked to give lectures on the subject before these students.
Alex PetkasGUEST
60:34
And like they, In that book, they kind of catalog the progressive takeover and the kind of ejection of the classics from American education and what they proposed to replace it with.
Alex PetkasGUEST
60:49
But one of the things that they point out in that book is you can actually document an explicit public domain, perfectly acknowledged conspiracy, if you will, open, not secret conspiracy that the Marxists had, the Frankfurt School, to seize the cultural high ground, to take all the pillboxes in the war for the American mind by Columbia School of Education, Columbia Teachers College, I think that's what it's called.
Alex PetkasGUEST
61:22
The foundation of the teachers unions, the politicization of the teachers unions, the Department of Education, all this stuff like this was planned.
Alex PetkasGUEST
61:33
There were a lot of people working hard at this to capture and dumb down American education.
Alex PetkasGUEST
59:46
And I know David Goodwin, he's, he's a great guy.
Alex PetkasGUEST
59:49
And like they, just they in that book they kind of catalog the progressive takeover of and the kind of ejection of the classics from american education and what they proposed to replace it with um but one of the things that they point out in that book is like you can actually document an explicit you know public domain perfectly acknowledged conspiracy if you will open, not secret conspiracy that the Marxists had, the Frankfurt School, to seize the cultural high ground, to take all the pillboxes in the war for the American mind by Columbia School of Education, Columbia Teachers College, I think that's what it's called.
Alex PetkasGUEST
60:37
The foundation of the teachers unions, the politicization of the teachers unions, the Department of Education, all this stuff like this was planned.
Alex PetkasGUEST
60:47
There were a lot of people working hard at this to capture and dumb down American education.
Claire ShorensteinHOST
1:58
Well, you are based in New York City, but we were just saying how we're both career change changer dietitians, however you want to call it.
Claire ShorensteinHOST
2:06
And you were up at Columbia Teachers College.
Claire ShorensteinHOST
2:08
I was downtown in NYU.
Claire ShorensteinHOST
2:10
So we were kind of doing a lot of similar things at slightly different times, but it was nice learning about you.
Ben KornellHOST
1:44
Hope you enjoyed today's pod.
Alex SarlinHOST
1:50
We are here at EdTech Week in New York City, Teachers College.
Alex SarlinHOST
1:53
Ben Kornell and Alex Sarlat, EdTech Insiders.
Alex SarlinHOST
1:56
How you doing, Ben?
Ben KornellHOST
1:56
Oh man, Week in EdTech in the studio at Columbia Teachers College.
Ben KornellHOST
2:01
Does it get any better than this? It's amazing.
Alex SarlinHOST
2:03
It's amazing.

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Alex SarlinHOST
38:59
Welcome to EdTech Insiders.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:12
Welcome to Trending in Education.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:14
We're recording today from Teachers College in New York City up at the campus of Columbia.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:20
We're here for Ed Tech Week, and I'm joined today by Nick Ladany, who's the president of San Francisco Bay University, also known as SFBU.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:31
This is Trending in Education, and we're ready to roll.

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Mike PalmerHOST
38:48
Love to keep track.
Mike PalmerHOST
38:50
as we move forward.
Mike PalmerHOST
38:52
And thanks to everyone here at Teachers College and Columbia EdTech Week.
Mike PalmerHOST
38:57
It's been an amazing conversation.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
46:29
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
46:33
This reading by Carl Manchester 2010 The Contribution of Psychology to Education Edward L. Thorndike, 1910 Teachers College, Columbia University First published in the Journal of Educational Psychology 1, 5-12 Psychology is the science of the intellects, characters, and behavior of animals, including man.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
47:03
Human education is concerned with certain changes in the intellects, characters, and behavior of men, its problems being roughly included under these four topics.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
47:12
Aims, materials, means, and methods.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:12
Welcome to Trending in Education.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:13
We're here live again from EdTech Week, this time with a real banner in this wonderful studio provided by the Digital Futures Institute here at Teachers College.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:25
They've been setting us up.
Mike PalmerHOST
0:26
Shout out to Alyssa Miller and Billy and others who are helping us put this together.

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