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Hosted by Courtney Dickinson and Sarah Zuckerman · education · EN · 16 episodes
School Reboot, a podcast from Acera Education Innovation (AceraEI), explores what it really takes to make learning joyful, rigorous, and personal. Each episode dives into practices that are making a real difference in schools right now. You’ll hear from teachers, policy leaders, economists, innovators, entrepreneurs, district leaders, parents, and students who are redesigning learning in their communities. Throughout the series, we focus on “measuring what matters,” translating curiosity, choice, and engagement into simple, useful evidence that guides next steps.
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Amanda Seider joins School Reboot to explore how schools can replace luck with a system of postsecondary advising that gives every student the information, relationships, tools, and agency to choose what comes next. The conversation connects OneGoal’s work in high schools with AceraEI’s commitment to student voice, choice, curiosity, and purpose.
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In this episode of School Reboot , Courtney Dickinson and Sarah Zuckerman talk with Steve Seidel and Adria Steinberg, longtime education leaders and founding members of the Group School in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Steve and Adria reflect on what it means to build a school around student voice, choice, trust, and democratic decision-making. They share how the Group School challenged traditional compliance-based models by listening deeply to students, honoring their lived realities, and giving them real agency in their learning. The conversation explores how schools can move from control to consent, from punishment to understanding, and from rigid systems to flexible communities where students are known, respected, and invited to take ownership of their education. Together, they offer a powerful reminder that meaningful school change begins with trust, belonging, and listening.
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<p>In Part 2 of this School Reboot conversation, Courtney Dickinson and Sarah Zuckerman continue their discussion with Mike Domina, Principal of McAvinnue Elementary School, and David Anderson, Principal of McAuliffe Elementary School, both in Lowell Public Schools.</p><p>Together, they explore how schools can rethink assessment, student choice, collaboration, and the definition of success in public education. Mike and David reflect on the power of giving students more ownership in their school day, from flexible seating and independent choices to lunch, hallways, and transitions that feel more human and community-centered.</p><p>The conversation also looks closely at standardized...
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<p>In this episode of School Reboot, Courtney Dickinson and Sarah Zuckerman talk with two public school leaders from Lowell who are rethinking what school can feel like for students and teachers.</p><p>Mike Domina of McAvinnue Elementary and David Anderson of McAuliffe Elementary reflect on what it takes to build schools where joy, trust, and belonging are not extras, but the foundation for learning. They talk about moving beyond compliance-driven models of teaching, giving teachers permission to take risks, and creating school cultures where both adults and students feel supported to try, fail, and grow.</p><p>The...
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<p>This episode explores how schools can balance well-being and achievement without sacrificing rigor. With guest Anne Anderson of Denmark’s Playful Learning Project, we examine how playful, inclusive learning strengthens academic skills, supports neurodiverse students, and builds belonging.</p><p>The conversation challenges deficit-based systems, highlights practical classroom shifts, and reframes play as intentional inquiry, practice, and problem-solving. When educators design learning with choice, flexibility, and courage, schools become places of joy, purpose, and deep learning, not compliance or fear.</p>
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Assistant Professor of Management & Operations, McAuliffe Elementary School
former Massachusetts Commissioner of Education, Massachusetts Department of Education
Head of Brand Strategy, EMEA and Americas, University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education
McAvinnue Elementary School
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