Ethical Schools

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Ethics in early childhood classrooms: A framework for educators

September 28, 2026

We welcome back Dr. Kym Vanderbilt of Lehman College, this time joined by her former students, Kelsey Nova and Cyndhia Silvero. We discuss how Dr. Vanderbilt’s graduate students create case studies based on ethical challenges they themselves have faced. Ms. Nova and Ms. Silvero share their own case studies. We also discuss the ongoing struggle for fair compensation for early childhood educators, especially assistant teachers and education directors. Overview00:15-00:40 Intros 00:40-02:26 Obje...

Play-In: Early childhood education needs more play

September 20, 2026

Jon talks with Dr. Beverly Falk of the High Quality Learning Project, Lauren Monaco, New York City pre-K teacher, and experienced educators Gil Schmerler and Renee Dinnerstein. They discuss the centrality of play to children’s development as confirmed by recent research on how the brain works. A “play-in” in Manhattan calls for greater emphasis on play in early childhood classes. Overview00:15-01:17 Intros01:17-02:53 Play’s defining features02:53-03:22 Defining early childhood03:22-08:46 H...

Educating for The World We Want: Learning to Citizen with The Brotherhood Sister Sol

July 19, 2026

We share brief presentations from the fifth “Global Saturday Salons” that Ethical Schools is sponsoring with three international partners. Nando Rodriguez is the Senior Manager for Environmental Programming at the Brotherhood/Sister Sol (BroSis) in Harlem, NYC. Camila Salcedo, 16, is a sophomore at Thurgood Marshall Academy, and Elias DeLeon, 17, is a junior at KIPP Charter School. Both have been members of the BroSis community for several years. Together, they explore what happens when young...

Education Disruption · Low booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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Who is an ideal guest for Ethical Schools?

Ethical Schools typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Education innovators, school and out-of-school program leaders, educators, youth-development professionals, community organizers, and young people with meaningful firsthand experience of student-led or transformative educational programs. Common among recent guests: Leading or developing innovative educational programs; Advancing youth agency, environmental learning, or community engagement; Demonstrating measurable or lasting impact on students and communities. Recent guests include Elias DeLeon, Camila Salcedo, and Nando Rodriguez.

How hard is it to get booked on Ethical Schools?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Ethical Schools cover?

Recent episodes cover Ethical Education, Youth Development, Student Agency, Trauma Informed Education, and Education Reform. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.