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Episode #639 - June 22nd, 2022

Education Counts Michiana features great ideas in education. This week, discover about a creative art and writing program about the Holocaust, see how blended learning is the evolution of education and see how digital escape rooms stimulate learning.

Original Airdate: June 22, 2022

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Michelle "Chelly" Freel, Elizabeth Drake, Caroline Kocovski, Lily Francis Lemrow-Collazo-Rosario, Leia McCann, Miranda Hanchar More Information
The People Next Door - Student Art, Video & Creative Writing Contest

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The creative works of twenty-six South Bend youth are on display to the world. The People Next Door, a local art and creative writing contest for high school students, launched a virtual exhibition to coincide with International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Students were invited to create a work of visual art or creative writing in response to a locally produced documentary. Their work reflects a variety of themes shared by Holocaust survivors.
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1. Michelle "Chelly" FreelGuidance CounselorJohn Adams High School
2. Elizabeth DrakeEnglish teacherJohn Adams High School
3. Caroline KocovskiStudentSt. Joseph High School
4. Lily Francis Lemrow-Collazo-RosarioStudentJohn Adams High School
5. Leia McCannStudentJohn Adams High School
6. Miranda HancharStudentPenn High School
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Thomas Arnett, Kelly York, Nate Walden More Information
Blended Learning

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The face of education continues to evolve. This can be seen as the way students learn has changed. Through Blended Learning and Blended Learning Models, schools are able to identify the best practices for reaching every student.
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- Five Star Technology Solutions
- Clayton Christensen Institute
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1. Thomas ArnettSenior Research FellowClayton Christensen Institute
2. Kelly YorkDirector of Professional DevelopmentFive Star Technology Solutions
3. Nate WaldenInstructional Design SpecialistFive Star Technology Solutions
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Christine Danhoff, Peggy Holzweiss, Ph.D., Nate Ridgway More Information
Digital Escape Rooms

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Escape rooms are a fun way to team up and solve complex problems. Now the same technique that makes these games can be used to create digital escape rooms in classrooms. We take a look at some of the tips and tricks along with the benefits of working together to unlock these challenging riddles.
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- Using Digital Escape Rooms to make leaning fun
Guests:
1. Christine DanhoffTechnology Integration SpecialistGenoa Area Local Schools
2. Peggy Holzweiss, Ph.D.Associate ProfessorSam Houston State University
3. Nate RidgwayTeacherAvon Community School Corporation
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