Season 4, Episode 10 | Dr. Tim Baird and Dr. Leighangela Brady Discuss How Innovation Is a Team Sport in Schools

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Season 4, Episode 10 | Dr. Tim Baird and Dr. Leighangela Brady Discuss How Innovation Is a Team Sport in Schools

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Welcome to Season 4, Episode 10 of "Future Pathways: Superintendents Unplugged" Sponsored by a champion of schools, school leaders, teachers and employees - SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union - we have an excellent episode discussing a collaboration between two incredible Superintendents, Dr. Tim Baird and Dr. Leighangela Brady, who highlighted their work with the Classroom of the Future Foundation, emphasizing the importance of turning ideas into practical implementations. They discussed initiatives like the "Supe Tank" competition, which encourages innovative education ideas, and the "Swift" program, where students test stormwater pollution. The conversation also touched on the significance of partnerships with community organizations and the need for continuous improvement in education. The event was sponsored by Schools First Federal Credit Union.Introduction of Guests and Innovation DefinitionDrew Schlosberg introduces Dr. Tim Baird and Dr. Leighangela Brady, highlighting their roles and contributions to the Classroom of the Future Foundation.Tim and Leighangela provide additional background on their roles and collaborations.Drew reads a definition of innovation and asks for feedback from Tim and Leighangela.Tim emphasizes the importance of turning ideas into practical implementation and mentions Theodore Levitt's quote on creativity and innovation.Mission and Impact of Classroom of the Future FoundationDrew discusses the mission of the Classroom of the Future Foundation and its focus on educational innovation in San Diego County schools.Leighangela shares her involvement with the foundation and the impact of their work on her district, including awards and innovative approaches to mental health and behavior.Drew highlights the importance of collaboration between schools and businesses in fostering innovation.Leighangela mentions the various awards and recognitions her district has received through its partnerships with the foundation.Innovation in Education: Learning and ImplementationTim discusses his approach to innovation, emphasizing the importance of acquiring, analyzing, and applying new skills and information.He shares an example of the Encinitas Union School District adopting a one-to-one learning platform in 2011, highlighting the challenges and learning processes involved.Tim emphasizes the team effort required for successful innovation and the importance of creating learning as they go.Drew and Leighangela discuss the continuous nature of innovation and the importance of staying ahead of future challenges.Partnerships and Real-World LearningLeighangela discusses the importance of partnerships with community organizations like Olive Wood Gardens in providing authentic learning opportunities for students.She describes the integrated approach of their partnership, including school gardens, cooking classes, and hydroponic growing.Leighangela highlights the benefits of these partnerships for both students and teachers, including professional development and real-world application of skills.Drew emphasizes the importance of recognizing and celebrating innovative programs and the impact of the Classroom of the Future Foundation's awards.Supe Tank and Innovation CompetitionsTim and Leighangela discuss the concept of Supe Tank, a competition inspired by Shark Tank, where superintendents pitch innovative ideas to business leaders.Tim explains how Supe Tank embodies the mission of the Classroom of the Future Foundation by inspiring, supporting, and recognizing innovation.Leighangela shares her role in elevating the competition each year, including the introduction of new formats like The Voice and Price is Right.Drew highlights the success of Supe Tank and its impact on fostering innovation and collaboration among educators and business leaders.Continuous Improvement and Future PathwaysDrew discusses the importance of continuous improvement and innovation in education, using the analogy of combining existing ideas in new ways.Leighangela emphasizes the need for platforms like the Classroom of the Future Foundation to support and recognize innovative practices.Tim shares an example of the Swift program in Encinitas, where students participate in stormwater pollution prevention, demonstrating the application of real-world skills.Drew highlights the importance of student-centered and learner-centered activities in fostering innovation and preparing students for future careers.Engagement and Impact of Classroom of the Future FoundationLeighangela encourages teachers, administrators, students, and parents to engage with the Classroom of the Future Foundation to network, share resources, and contribute to innovation.Tim emphasizes the role of the foundation in supporting schools in taking risks and implementing innovative practices.Drew highlights the success of the foundation in elevating the relationship with school districts and the impact of their work on the community.The conversation concludes ...

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