NCFL LD Grand National 2008

NCFL Grand National 2008 LD Topic Interview: Robert Lynch

May 7th, 2008  |  Published in Lincoln-Douglas,NCFL LD Grand National 2008,Podcast

 
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Robert Lynch     AFTA

Guest: Robert Lynch — President and CEO of Americans For The Arts (AFTA), the nation’s largest non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the role of art in American life and advancing appreciation for the arts in American culture.

Americans For the Arts’Website

Host: Mahesha Subbaraman — A high school Lincoln-Douglas debate coach in Minnesota, an Amherst College graduate, the founder/owner of Trinity Briefs, and creator of Colloquy.

Topic Discussed: Should secondary education in America value the fine arts over athletics?

Resources Cited During Interview:

Center on Education Policy — Report on “Instructional Time in Elementary Schools”
Dana Foundation Research on Fine Arts & Cognitive Development
Americans For The Arts — Arts Education
National Arts Policy Database ( Search Database )
ArtsEDGE (Kennedy Center)
Arts Education Partnership
Project Zero (Harvard University)
Music Educators National Conference
National Association of Music Merchants

Scholars Cited During Interview:  Daniel PinkRichard Florida

Length: 51 min.

NCFL Grand National 2008 LD Topic Interview: Mike Feinberg

April 24th, 2008  |  Published in Lincoln-Douglas,NCFL LD Grand National 2008,Podcast

 
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Mike FeinbergKIPP

Guest: Mike Feinberg — Co-Founder of the Knowledge is Power Program (KIPP), a network of free, open-enrollment, college preparatory public schools serving low-income students and underprivileged communities throughout the United States.

Guest’s Education: B.A., University of Pennsylvania (1992)

Knowledge Is Power Program (KIPP) Website

Host: Mahesha Subbaraman — A high school Lincoln-Douglas debate coach in Minnesota, an Amherst College graduate, the founder/owner of Trinity Briefs, and creator of Colloquy.

Topic Discussed: Should secondary education in America value the fine arts over athletics?

Length: 23 min.

NCFL Grand National 2008 LD Topic Interview: Robert Compton

April 18th, 2008  |  Published in Lincoln-Douglas,NCFL LD Grand National 2008,Podcast

 
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Robert Compton     2MMinutes

Guest: Robert Compton —Entrepreneur, Venture Capitalist, and Producer of 2 Million Minutes, a documentary film which offers an international comparison of high schools in America, India, and China, and asks whether American high schools are adequately preparing their students to meet the competitive demands of the global marketplace in the 21st Century.

Guest’s Education:  B.A., Principia College (1978); M.B.A., Harvard Business School (1984)

Guest’s Personal Website

Guest’s DocumentaryWebsite  /  Weblog  /  Purchase DVD

Video Trailer for Guest’s Documentary:


 
Host: Mahesha Subbaraman — A high school Lincoln-Douglas debate coach in Minnesota, an Amherst College graduate, the founder/owner of Trinity Briefs, and creator of Colloquy.

Topic Discussed: Should secondary education in America value the fine arts over athletics?

Resource Cited During Interview:  The World Is Flat (Tom Friedman)

Length: 45 min.

NCFL Grand National 2008 LD Topic Interview: Joanne Jacobs

April 8th, 2008  |  Published in Lincoln-Douglas,NCFL LD Grand National 2008,Podcast

 
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Joanne Jacobs     Jacobs Book

Guest: Joanne Jacobs — Education blogger, former Knight-Ridder columnist for the San Jose Mercury News, and author of Our School: The Inspiring Story of Two Teachers, One Big Idea and the Charter School That Beat the Odds.

Guest’s Personal Weblog

Host: Mahesha Subbaraman — A high school Lincoln-Douglas debate coach in Minnesota, an Amherst College graduate, the founder/owner of Trinity Briefs, and creator of Colloquy.

Topic Discussed : Should secondary education in America value the fine arts over athletics?

Resource Cited During Interview NFHS Article on High School Activities

Length: 43 min.