Vivien Stewart's guest appearances

Vivien Stewart

Educational Leadership

Steve Hargadon Interviews

Global Ed Talks with Anthony Mackay

Andreas Schleicher

Michael Fullan

Charles Fadel

Linda Darling-Hammond

Mark Bauerlein

Kevin Kelly

Sugata Mitra

Kevin Johnson

Chris Smith

Douglas Rushkoff

Thomas Friedman

Terry Moe

Carol Dweck

Don Tapscott

danah boyd

OwlTail

Pasi Sahlberg

Pasi Sahlberg, Vivien Stewart: Success Stories from Around the World | Steve Hargadon | Apr 18 2013 by Steve Hargadon

Pasi Sahlberg, Vivien Stewart: Success Stories from Around the World | Steve Hargadon | Apr 18 2013

Anthony Mackay sits down with Vivien Stewart, senior advisor for education at the Asia Society and a member of the NCEE Board of Trustees to discuss how the demands on teaching are growing every year. The need to educate all students to high levels with 21st century skills, digital competency and the ability to filter through such modern issues as “fake news” are just a few issues that are challenging teachers. Meanwhile, countries around the world are struggling to recruit high-quality teaching candidates into the profession. However, a few select countries have managed to recruit and maintain a high-quality, stable teaching force that can rise to the challenges of modern-day teaching. Drawing on her experience with the International Summit on the Teaching Profession, Stewart outlines the strategies these systems have used to create, over time, an end-to-end system of teacher recruitment, preparation and support.

<p>Anthony Mackay sits down with Vivien Stewart, senior advisor for education at the Asia Society and a member of the NCEE Board of Trustees to discuss how the demands on teaching are growing every year. The need to educate all students to high levels with 21st century skills, digital competency and the ability to filter through such modern issues as “fake news” are just a few issues that are challenging teachers. Meanwhile, countries around the world are struggling to recruit high-quality teaching candidates into the profession. However, a few select countries have managed to recruit and maintain a high-quality, stable teaching force that can rise to the challenges of modern-day teaching. Drawing on her experience with the International Summit on the Teaching Profession, Stewart outlines the strategies these systems have used to create, over time, an end-to-end system of teacher recruitment, preparation and support.</p>

An Interview with Vivien Stewart