The Role of Technology in Modern Education with Dr. Jeremy S. Owoh, Ed.D.
In this episode of Literacy Mindset, we sit down with Dr. Jeremy Owoh, Superintendent of Jacksonville North Pulaski School District in Arkansas. With a background as a high school English teacher, principal, and district leader, Dr. Owoh brings a unique perspective to literacy education. He shares how his district is tackling literacy challenges, from embedding elementary reading specialists in high schools to bridging the gap between foundational reading skills and secondary education.
We also dive into the power of technology in education, the role of generative AI, and how Jacksonville North Pulaski School District is preparing students for a future where digital literacy and traditional skills go hand in hand. Whether you're an educator, administrator, or passionate about student success, this conversation is packed with insights on literacy instruction, educational leadership, and the future of learning.
Key Moments
33:06 Generative AI Enhancing Education
Why You’ll Love This Episode:
Inspiring Leadership Journey: Dr. Owoh’s path from English teacher to superintendent offers valuable insights into effective educational leadership.
Actionable Literacy Strategies: Learn how Jacksonville North Pulaski is innovating with reading specialists at the secondary level to close learning gaps.
Technology & AI in Education: Discover how schools can embrace AI while balancing traditional learning methods to enhance student outcomes.
Holistic Approach to Learning: Understand the connection between literacy, math, and science performance, and how educators can foster literacy across all subjects.
Connect with Dr. Jeremy Owoh
Website: https://www.jnpsd.org/
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