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The EdCounts Podcast

The EdCounts Podcast

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 The EdCounts Podcast explores the wide world of education through conversations with experts! Science, school choice, language, mental health, you name it - our goal is to help you learn about important topics and trends in education.PBS Michiana-WNIT
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    AI in Schools - What's the Best Policy?
    Oct 24 2025

    AI is now present in schools across the nation, and it's not going away anytime soon. But how are teachers and administrators responding to its academic pros and cons? Amy Dirlam, Assistant Superintendent of St. Joseph Public Schools, and Ben Rimes, Director of Technology at Coloma Community Schools, will help us learn about developing policies that balance the support of AI with human interaction in learning.
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    42 min
  • How Communities Can Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect

    How Communities Can Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect
    Sep 24 2025

    Whether it's in homes, schools, or on social media, it takes a community to ensure the safety and growth of children. In this episode, Angie Skwarcan of The CASIE Center and Kim Yoder of Child and Parent Services - Elkhart take us through some of the different ways that we can prevent child abuse and neglect.
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    36 min
  • Teaching Science with...Art? How Does That Work?

    Teaching Science with...Art? How Does That Work?
    Aug 26 2025

    Science is a vast and complex field, and it can be challenging for scientists to share their work with students and the general public. In this episode, we'll chat with Dr. Maggie Fink and Dr. Shahir Rizk, professors at Indiana University South Bend, who both have experience in making science accessible through art, conversation, and connection.
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    48 min
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