We hear from the newly elected education chief for the state, and then talk about the direction learning is going in Wisconsin. And an investigative journalist and author discusses what she’s learned about better understanding people who have disagreements, and how to find more common ground.
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A Look At The Challenges Awaiting Wisconsin's Next Schools Superintendent
This week, Wisconsin voters elected Jill Underly as the next superintendent of public instruction. We talk with her about her priorities for the state’s public schools. Then, we go into more detail about the challenges facing school districts, including resuming in-person learning and K-12 funding.
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How Understanding 'High Conflict' Can Help A Divided America
When we disagree with others, it can seem like all the facts and persuasion in the world won’t change someone’s mind. Our guest says that by better understanding the nature of conflict itself, we can have more productive conversations and potentially find common ground on some divisive issues.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Bill Martens Producer
- Dean Knetter Producer
- Jill Underly Guest
- Amanda Ripley Guest
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