EDconomics 101 Part 1 is a math-friendly show that tackles a few of the issues surrounding the micro costs of teaching and learning in some larger K-12 school districts around the country. Are we really getting our money's worth in public education? Have you ever wondered how much each test point of proficiency or regression actually costs? Take a listen and learn how many school districts around the country might just be heading towards a big budget crash in public education- but... there's also some hope around the corner too.

This week's show does a deep dive into the sheer insanity of believing that teachers and other educators can really expect salaries of up to $100, 000 or more yearly in this new AI-driven, school choice marketplace; but only if we turn away from the outdated, traditional mindset of seeing publicly funded education as our only source of income. It's not.

School choice and AI-assisted education is creating incredible opportunities for educators to apply their existing skillsets to places way beyond their own classrooms-even in spite of all the negativity being spewed out today about school closures due to low enrollment. It all starts will not seeing this as the end of public education, but rather the beginning of a new marketplace of opportunities. Tune in and join us.

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Having a lot school choices for your child may seem great at first, but how do you choose the right school for your child? While it is true that school choice initiatives are taking funds away from traditional public schools, it is also sparking the creation of innovative programs within this new educational marketplace- but not all of them are legit.

We'll also explore how finding new sources of educational funding will help us break away from the public funding dependency that really limit school choices for parents and families.

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Education has now seemed to become the new taboo topic to avoid in social settings, but why? Let's kick off our first show with a brief historical paradox of how educating our kids has become such a controversial topic; and I'll include my perspectives on how educational freedom, technology, and funding will drive the future of how our kids will learn using AI. Our shows will also feature Q/A's from listeners and chats with guests on hot topics in education.