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Pearl is an inspirational leader in many respects. She is fearless, strategic, but ultimately empowered by doing what is best for those she serves. She has and continues to resist the trappings of politics and bureaucracy, and her story needs to be shared and heard by principals and district leaders. She and Jeff get real in this conversation, and we encourage all to learn via Pearl's story and success.

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00:00 Introduction of Pearl & San Fernando Institute of Applied Media 1:08 Pearl's motivation to start a new school and how she and her team did it differently 5:18 Who are the teachers of the entrepreneurship skills & how old are the students 6:47 Why there is a lot of experimental education found targeting this particular age group 7:56 The difference between teaching methods used in San Fernando Institute of Applied Media & other schools 9:01 Can all subjects be taught with the project-based approach? 9:53 How to balance innovation with compliance to national educational standards 11:30 Do students score better with this type of education? 12:09 How the process of starting your own school works 16:12 The Boston pilot schools model: the foundation for the school plan 17:50 How budgeting worked before the current business model was in place 19:07 How school management works in the U.S./the district: the private sector (e.g. for-profit companies) can take over public school management? 20:54 What are the benefits for these companies/organizations to take over the school? 21:30 What were the first changes to be implemented after the teachers took over management? 22:26 How to establish relationships with the students 23:54 How do the team building activities work: are they conducted outside of school hours, are they paid for, etc? 27:00 How to prevent burnout for the teachers 29:15 How funding for the school works 31:10 Working hours per week that teachers put in 34:12 How do you teach languages & advanced maths/science through this innovative approach? 37:18 Short term projects (within the duration of 1-2 months) that tend to work well for language learning 39:27 What the school did to adapt after the pandemic: online teaching & classes, etc 42:38 How the student turnout was during non-required online classes 45:31 When did you notice the low turnout to classes? 48:32 How the school stayed within federal regulations despite slowing down activities 50:00 Impact of slowing down learning activities: do students need to learn more and be tested more to catch up with the curriculum? 50:56 How state testing works without memorization of learning material 51:52 Is this approach to testing something that can be found globally or only within the region? 52:40 How the government is now recognizing that teaching analytical skills is more important with the advancements in technology & the internet 53:33 Challenging the need for 18-year schooling in the educational system 55:05 How the school managed the most optimum class size for zoom calls: was there a certain number that was too much? 57:04 School lunches in the US: are nutritional values taken into account? 57:56 Would the school consider shifting to providing more fresh foods to students? 59:11 How to change and make the shift to healthier meals at school? 59:53 Main obstacle is funding for nutritious meals: is sponsorship an option? 1:00:51 How long the food subsidy system for families has been implemented by schools in the district 1:01:19 Due to poverty levels within the area, is it also more dangerous (e.g. more gang violence, etc)? ... Join Our Facebook Group Community here: http://bit.ly/sfe-community Listen to our SFE podcast - Impact Talks on Anchor or Spotify: https://startupfundingevent.com/podcast/ Get a FREE VIP Ticket for our next event: http://www.startupfundingevent.com Created by https://www.lightningvideoeditors.com

On this episode of Tackling Tech Podcast, Brett McGrath speaks to Pearl Arredondo, Principal and one of the founders of the San Fernando Institute for Applied Media, a successful pilot middle school in LA. In 2013, Pearl gave a Ted Talk about her difficult upbringing and passion for teaching. In this conversation, Pearl shares her thoughts on Reform Education, reaching students in difficult situations, the present challenges of remote learning, and using technology to educate.

Are grit and perseverance enough to succeed? Or does someone need to give you a chance? This hour, TED speakers explore why some are overlooked despite their talents, and how that can begin to change. Guests include recovering politician Jeff Smith, human resources expert Regina Hartley, sociologist Victor Rios, arts curator and activist Malika Whitley, and middle school principal Pearl Arredondo.

刑務所入りを繰り返すギャングの親を持つパール・アレドンドは、治安の悪いイーストロサンジェルスで育ちました。教員のいう事が聞けず沢山の教師に見捨てられましたが、後に自分自身が教師になり、新しく学校を築きました。生徒達に自分が彼らと同じくらいの年齢だった時の話をし、学校の宿題が出来ない状況の時もある、それはそれでいいんだと教えます。

Pearl Arredondo cresceu na Zona Leste de Los Angeles, filha de um dos chefões de uma gangue, que vivia no entra e sai da prisão. Muitos professores a consideraram um caso perdido, por ter problemas com autoridade. Agora, ela mesma uma professora, Pearl está criando um tipo diferente de escola, e sempre conta a seus alunos sua história, para que eles saibam que não tem problema se, às vezes, a lição de casa tiver de ficar em segundo plano.

Pearl Arredondo a grandi dans Los Angeles Est, la fille d'un membre de gang haut placé qui entrait et sortait de prison. De nombreux enseignants l'avaient jugée perdue car ayant un problème avec l'autorité. À présent enseignante elle-même, elle crée une école différente et raconte son histoire aux élèves pour qu'ils sachent que parfois, c'est normal que leurs devoirs ne soient pas la première chose qui les préoccupe.

Pearl Arredondo wuchs im östlichen Teil von Los Angeles auf als Tochter eines hohen Bandenmitglieds, der ins und aus dem Gefängnis wanderte. Viele Lehrer schrieben sie wegen Autoritätsproblemen ab. Jetzt, selbst eine Lehrerin, entwirft sie ein anderes Modell der Schule und erzählt Schülern ihre Geschichte, damit sie wissen, dass es in Ordnung ist, wenn Hausaufgaben manchmal nicht das Wichtigste sind.

Pearl Arredondo creció en el Este de Los Ángeles como hija de un célebre pandillero quien pasaba sus días entrando y saliendo de la cárcel. Muchos profesores la descartaron pensando que tenía problemas con la autoridad. Ahora que ella misma es profesora, está creando un tipo diferente de escuela y les cuenta a los estudiantes su historia para que sepan que está bien si a veces la tarea no es lo primero en sus mentes.

Pearl Arredondo grew up in East Los Angeles, the daughter of a high-ranking gang member who was in and out of jail. Many teachers wrote her off as having a problem with authority. Now a teacher herself, she's creating a different kind of school and telling students her story so that they know it's okay if sometimes homework isn't the first thing on their minds.

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