Aug 4, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 13 segments
What if the biggest challenge facing education isn't grading—but our assumptions about school itself? In this episode, Sharona and Boz welcome anthropologist and author Susan Blum for a wide-ranging…
Susan BlumGuestRobert BosleyHostSharona KrinskyHost
Well, I think that that's where really fundamental discussions of what formal education is about have to happen.

And my book, Schoolishness, really tries to look at all the dimensions, but I do say in there, the buildings are built, the accreditation Organizations have their funding.

So for us to really, go back to fundamentals about what we're trying to do is going to be very hard.
I'm Robert Bosley, a high school math teacher, instructional coach, intervention specialist, and instructional designer in the Los Angeles Unified School District and with Cal State LA.
And I'm Sharona Krinsky, a math instructor at Cal State Los Angeles, faculty coach and instructional designer.
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