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The Education Equation with Jeremy Singer
Not just talk. A podcast exploring real research, real results, and real strategies that improve student outcomes.
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Solving for What Works
Hosted by national education leader and College Board President Jeremy Singer, The Education Equation podcast tackles complex and deeply rooted challenges in education—examining how inequities shape social mobility and how teaching and learning are evolving in response. Joined by leading practitioners, researchers, and innovators, Jeremy's conversations examine what truly moves the needle in education and delivers measurable outcomes.
Latest Episode
Featuring Emma Dorn from McKinsey & Company
On this episode, Jeremy Singer talks with Emma Dorn, a Senior Knowledge Expert at McKinsey & Company, about how school systems improve and sustain progress at scale. While the US debate focuses on how best to use technology, the Global South innovates out of necessity due to resource constraints. From solar tablets in Malawi to WhatsApp coaching in Pakistan, Emma shares how to solve the core instructional bottleneck. Hear Emma outline five case studies from around the world where technology solves real instructional problems—and how they can inform discussions in the US.
Meet Our Host
I'm Jeremy Singer. I've spent the past 25 years leading work in nonprofits, for-profits, start-ups, and Fortune 500 companies. Today, I lead the College Board as president. So I live and breathe education. In 2024, I took a 6-month leave from College Board to serve as executive advisor at the U.S. Department of Education, launching the reintroduction of FAFSA®. I might be the seven-thousandth Brooklynite who is starting their own podcast, but I'm also analytical, data-driven, and not a big fan of fluff. Some may call it a strength. My partner, well, finds it a little less charming. But I promise to bring that same clear-eyed approach to discussing every idea in every episode. So if you're ready to dive into education with me—and I mean really dive in—press play.
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