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Transforming K-12 from the Systems-Level: A Conversation with Amos Fodchuk

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In this episode of All Things Marketing and Education, Elana Leoni sits down with Amos Fodchuk, the President and Founder of Advanced Learning Partnerships (ALP). Amos isn’t just an expert in EdTech—he’s a true partner to school districts, working side by side with educators and leaders to create real, meaningful change.

Amos shares ALP’s unique “year of learning” model, a collaborative, year-long process designed to build literacy and establish policies around emerging technologies like Generative AI. Throughout the conversation, he dives deep into how a systems-level approach can create lasting educational transformation by connecting all stakeholders, ensuring technology isn’t just used but used effectively.

The discussion also explores the importance of workplace wellness, emphasizing the need to support educators in the midst of rapid change and competing demands. Whether you’re in EdTech, work in a school district, or are curious about the future of education, this episode offers actionable strategies, inspiring insights, and a refreshing systems-level perspective on how to navigate today’s complex education landscape.

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In this episode of All Things Marketing and Education, Elana Leoni sits down with Amos Fodchuk, the President and Founder of Advanced Learning Partnerships (ALP). Amos isn’t just an expert in EdTech—he’s a true partner to school districts, working side by side with educators and leaders to create real, meaningful change.

Amos shares ALP’s unique “year of learning” model, a collaborative, year-long process designed to build literacy and establish policies around emerging technologies like Generative AI. Throughout the conversation, he dives deep into how a systems-level approach can create lasting educational transformation by connecting all stakeholders, ensuring technology isn’t just used but used effectively.

The discussion also explores the importance of workplace wellness, emphasizing the need to support educators in the midst of rapid change and competing demands. Whether you’re in EdTech, work in a school district, or are curious about the future of education, this episode offers actionable strategies, inspiring insights, and a refreshing systems-level perspective on how to navigate today’s complex education landscape.

View the rest of the show notes.

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