Jacob Janin's guest appearances

Jacob Janin

Business Innovators Radio

Education Evolution

Susan Thompson

Kyle Wagner

Andrew Marotta

Nana Campana

Traci Baxley

Nate McClennen

Loren Demeroutis

Danny Bauer

Patti Dobrowlowski

Jon Bergmann

Andy Smallman

Melina Palmer

Karen Wilson

Mike Haykin

Casey Ikeda

OwlTail

How much can you get done in an hour, versus an entire day? When we try to push too much information through a small window, educators are often limited in their lesson plans and students sometimes can’t see the bigger picture.   Switching from a traditional one-hour class model to a full day of interdisciplinary instruction can spark student engagement and ignite their expression.   Today’s guests, Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin, talk about the power of personalizing classes and collaborating to create interdisciplinary learning experiences. And they share examples of projects that connect students to passion and purpose.   By taking an interdisciplinary approach and helping students overcome obstacles through student-teacher and community connections, and fostering agency, we can grow student engagement and set them up for success.   About Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin are teachers at Leadership Preparatory Academy in Seattle and members of the school’s leadership team. Casey teaches social studies and serves as community relations officer, and Jacob teaches English and is the chief learning officer. In their roles on the leadership team, they attend to the relationships of students and teachers beyond academic progression. They recently created a holistic report card system that includes student goal-setting and reflection, habits of success, and academic progress.   Casey and Jacob have a long history together, from their time as Ultimate Frisbee rivals in high school to their success as a teaching team at Leadership Preparatory Academy. They know relationships and trust are key to student engagement, and they encourage students to draw on their experiences and extend them with new learning.   Jump Through the Conversation:  [2:00] How having good mentors inspired Casey to teach [4:05] Why and how Jacob relates to students who may be reluctant to write [5:52] Casey shares some of his students’ impactful, community-focused projects [8:53] Casey and Jacob discuss their history together and why they make a great team [14:06] Casey and Jacob on the struggles and rewards of using an interdisciplinary model [27:33] Casey’s Magic Wand: Remove barriers between teachers and students and connect on a personal level [28:27] Jacob’s Magic Wand: Every student and teacher has an hour of exercise and an hour of therapy before class every day [29:30] Maureen’s Corresponding Magic Wand: We all need to move more and attend to our personal wellbeing–whatever it takes to be centered, regulated, and ready to engage    Links and Resources:  LEADPrep  ASCD Whole Child Initiative to Learning  Episode 3: Flipped Learning Mastery to Reach Every Student (even remotely) with Jon Bergmann  Episode 42: The With Heart Project with Kristen Miller Email Maureen Facebook: Follow Education Evolution Twitter: Follow Education Evolution  LinkedIn: Follow Education Evolution Maureen’s book,  Creating Micro-Schools for Colorful Mismatched Kids  Micro-school feature on Good Morning America The Micro-School Coalition Facebook: The Micro-School Coalition More episodes: EducationEvolution.org 

How much can you get done in an hour, versus an entire day? When we try to push too much information through a small window, educators are often limited in their lesson plans and students sometimes can’t see the bigger picture. Switching from a traditional one-hour class model to a full day of interdisciplinary instruction can spark student engagement and ignite their expression. Today’s guests, Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin, talk about the power of personalizing classes and collaborating to create interdisciplinary learning experiences. And they share examples of projects that connect students to passion and purpose. By taking an interdisciplinary approach and helping students overcome obstacles through student-teacher and community connections, and fostering agency, we can grow student engagement and set them up for success. About Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin are teachers at Leadership Preparatory Academy in Seattle and members of the school’s leadership team. Casey teaches social studies and serves as community relations officer, and Jacob teaches English and is the chief learning officer. In their roles on the leadership team, they attend to the relationships of students and teachers beyond academic progression. They recently created a holistic report card system that includes student goal-setting and reflection, habits of success, and academic progress. Casey and Jacob have a long history together, from their time as Ultimate Frisbee rivals in high school to their success as a teaching team at Leadership Preparatory Academy. They know relationships and trust are key to student engagement, and they encourage students to draw on their experiences and extend them with new learning. Jump Through the Conversation: <ul> <li>[2:00] How having good mentors inspired Casey to teach</li> <li>[4:05] Why and how Jacob relates to students who may be reluctant to write</li> <li>[5:52] Casey shares some of his students’ impactful, community-focused projects</li> <li>[8:53] Casey and Jacob discuss their history together and why they make a great team</li> <li>[14:06] Casey and Jacob on the struggles and rewards of using an interdisciplinary model</li> <li>[27:33] Casey’s Magic Wand: Remove barriers between teachers and students and connect on a personal level</li> <li>[28:27] Jacob’s Magic Wand: Every student and teacher has an hour of exercise and an hour of therapy before class every day</li> <li>[29:30] Maureen’s Corresponding Magic Wand: We all need to move more and attend to our personal wellbeing–whatever it takes to be centered, regulated, and ready to engage</li> </ul> Links and Resources: <ul> <li><a href="http://lead-prep.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LEADPrep</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.ascd.org/ASCD/pdf/siteASCD/publications/wholechild/WC-One-Pager.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> ASCD Whole Child Initiative to Learning</a></li> <li><a href="https://educationevolution.org/flipped-learning-mastery-jon-bergmann/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Episode 3: Flipped Learning Mastery to Reach Every Student (even remotely) with Jon Bergmann</a></li> <li><a href="https://educationevolution.org/social-emotional-learning/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Episode 42: The With Heart Project with Kristen Miller</a></li> <li><a href="mailto:maureen@lead-prep.org">Email Maureen</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/EdEvolutionPodcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook: Follow Education Evolution</a></li> <li><a href="https://twitter.com/EdEvolutionPod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter: Follow Education Evolution</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/education-evolution-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> LinkedIn: Follow Education Evolution</a></li> <li>Maureen’s book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZZLV4PM/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=educationev02-20&amp;creative=9325&amp;linkCode=as2&amp;creativeASIN=B07ZZLV4PM&amp;linkId=32ca9d9fba1216e06aaf70ae26947794" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Creating Micro-Schools for Colorful Mismatched Kids</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.goodmorningamerica.com/family/story/microschooling-parents-creative-school-fall-71745030" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Micro-school feature</a> on Good Morning America</li> <li><a href="http://microschoolcoalition.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Micro-School Coalition</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/microschoolcoalition" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook: The Micro-School Coalition</a></li> <li>More episodes: <a href="https://educationevolution.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">EducationEvolution.org</a></li> </ul>

43. Interdisciplinary Learning to Grow Student Engagement with Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin

How much can you get done in an hour, versus an entire day? When we try to push too much information through a small window, educators are often limited in their lesson plans and students sometimes can’t see the bigger picture.Switching from a traditional one-hour class model to a full day of interdisciplinary instruction can spark student engagement and ignite their expression.Today’s guests, Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin, talk about the power of personalizing classes and collaborating to create interdisciplinary learning experiences. And they share examples of projects that connect students to passion and purpose.By taking an interdisciplinary approach and helping students overcome obstacles through student-teacher and community connections, and fostering agency, we can grow student engagement and set them up for success.About Casey Ikeda and Jacob JaninCasey Ikeda and Jacob Janin are teachers at Leadership Preparatory Academy in Seattle and members of the school’s leadership team. Casey teaches social studies and serves as community relations officer, and Jacob teaches English and is the chief learning officer. In their roles on the leadership team, they attend to the relationships of students and teachers beyond academic progression. They recently created a holistic report card system that includes student goal-setting and reflection, habits of success, and academic progress.Casey and Jacob have a long history together, from their time as Ultimate Frisbee rivals in high school to their success as a teaching team at Leadership Preparatory Academy. They know relationships and trust are key to student engagement, and they encourage students to draw on their experiences and extend them with new learning.Jump Through the Conversation:[2:00] How having good mentors inspired Casey to teach[4:05] Why and how Jacob relates to students who may be reluctant to write[5:52] Casey shares some of his students’ impactful, community-focused projects[8:53] Casey and Jacob discuss their history together and why they make a great team[14:06] Casey and Jacob on the struggles and rewards of using an interdisciplinary model[27:33] Casey’s Magic Wand: Remove barriers between teachers and students and connect on a personal level[28:27] Jacob’s Magic Wand: Every student and teacher has an hour of exercise and an hour of therapy before class every day[29:30] Maureen’s Corresponding Magic Wand: We all need to move more and attend to our personal wellbeing–whatever it takes to be centered, regulated, and ready to engageLinks and Resources: https://educationevolution.org/43Education Evolutionhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/education-evolution/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/43-interdisciplinary-learning-to-grow-student-engagement-with-casey-ikeda-and-jacob-janin

How much can you get done in an hour, versus an entire day? When we try to push too much information through a small window, educators are often limited in their lesson plans and students sometimes can’t see the bigger picture. Switching from a traditional one-hour class model to a full day of interdisciplinary instruction can spark student engagement and ignite their expression. Today’s guests, Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin, talk about the power of personalizing classes and collaborating to create interdisciplinary learning experiences. And they share examples of projects that connect students to passion and purpose. By taking an interdisciplinary approach and helping students overcome obstacles through student-teacher and community connections, and fostering agency, we can grow student engagement and set them up for success. About Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin Casey Ikeda and Jacob Janin are teachers at Leadership Preparatory Academy in Seattle and members of the school’s leadership team. Casey teaches social studies and serves as community relations officer, and Jacob teaches English and is the chief learning officer. In their roles on the leadership team, they attend to the relationships of students and teachers beyond academic progression. They recently created a holistic report card system that includes student goal-setting and reflection, habits of success, and academic progress. Casey and Jacob have a long history together, from their time as Ultimate Frisbee rivals in high school to their success as a teaching team at Leadership Preparatory Academy. They know relationships and trust are key to student engagement, and they encourage students to draw on their experiences and extend them with new learning. Jump Through the Conversation: [2:00] How having good mentors inspired Casey to teach [4:05] Why and how Jacob relates to students who may be reluctant to write [5:52] Casey shares some of his students’ impactful, community-focused projects [8:53] Casey and Jacob discuss their history together and why they make a great team [14:06] Casey and Jacob on the struggles and rewards of using an interdisciplinary model [27:33] Casey’s Magic Wand: Remove barriers between teachers and students and connect on a personal level [28:27] Jacob’s Magic Wand: Every student and teacher has an hour of exercise and an hour of therapy before class every day [29:30] Maureen’s Corresponding Magic Wand: We all need to move more and attend to our personal wellbeing–whatever it takes to be centered, regulated, and ready to engage Links and Resources: <a href="https://educationevolution.org/43" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://educationevolution.org/43</a> Education Evolution <a href="https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/education-evolution/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/education-evolution/</a> Source: <a href="https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/43-interdisciplinary-learning-to-grow-student-engagement-with-casey-ikeda-and-jacob-janin" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/43-interdisciplinary-learning-to-grow-student-engagement-with-casey-ikeda-and-jacob-janin</a>