On this episode, Courier-Journal education reporter Mandy McLaren talks about her teaching gigs, switching careers, dealing with hostile feedback, #MeToo, and much more.
On this episode, Insider Louisville education reporter Olivia Krauth talks about anonymous sources, viral news stories, and why education reporters have a hard time using teenagers as sources.
For the 30th episode of FC2N, legendary high school journalism adviser Wayne Brasler gives advice to high school journalism students and advisers alike. He’s a fascinating person and a great interview subject, so please enjoy this special guest.
Two JCPS graduates discuss the possibility of the state takeover, critiques of JCPS, cultural competency, trauma informed care, accountability, quantifiable outcomes, and much more.
Two Shawnee High School graduates reflect on the rhetoric surrounding “failing schools” and discuss what worked and what didn’t for them.
This week, JCPS Board of Education member Chris Brady discusses closing the achievement gap, charter schools, segregation, and much more.
This week, University of Louisville professor Susan Jarosi discusses free speech on college campuses, U of L’s closed search for a new president, Governor Bevin’s attitude toward public education, and more.
