The College Myth: How Education Reform Failed a Generation
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The College Myth: How Education Reform Failed a Generation
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For decades, American education reform promised one thing: “College and Career.”
But as Dr. Irvin Scott — Senior Lecturer at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, former Deputy Director at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and author of Leading with Heart and Soul: 30 Inspiring Lessons of Faith, Courage, and Leadership — reveals, what we really meant was college… only college.
Joined by hosts Dr. Sito Narcisse and Tatiana Echevarria, this episode of the Unlearned & Unlimited Podcast exposes how the system’s obsession with college has left countless students burdened by debt and disconnected from their true purpose.
“We said ‘College and Career,’ but we really meant college… and that’s hurt us.”
From the classrooms of Lancaster to the leadership halls of Harvard, Dr. Scott has seen how education reform got it wrong — and how faith, courage, and community can help us get it right.
In his book Leading with Heart and Soul, Dr. Scott shares lessons that blend leadership and humanity, calling educators to lead not just with their minds, but with their hearts. In this conversation, he continues that mission — challenging us to redefine success and unlearn the college myth.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
• Why “college or nothing” thinking hurt a generation of students
• The truth about student debt, access, and equity
• How schools can build multiple pathways to success
• The leadership principles behind Dr. Scott’s Heart and Soul philosophy
• How his #ECET2 movement empowers teachers nationwide
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