#1. Saxena's Family Journey: Personalized Learning in Action
In this inspiring first episode of Learning by Design, Ana Saxena shares her family’s journey of personalized learning, resilience, and academic success. Hosted by Krishna Cart, with insights from Kyla Pizana, this conversation explores the importance of family support, strong cultural values, and mentorship in shaping a child’s educational path.
Discover how Ana’s experiences as a parent of TJHSST students and her family’s emphasis on teacher appreciation, academic growth, and emotional learning have helped foster a love for lifelong learning. Whether you’re preparing for TJHSST, looking for parenting strategies, or seeking inspiration to create a supportive learning environment, this episode is packed with wisdom and actionable insights.
🔹 Topics Covered:
✅ The role of family values in academic success
✅ Personalized learning strategies for students
✅ TJHSST preparation and mentoring for student growth
✅ The impact of cultural traditions on education
✅ How to empower children while giving them space to grow
Tune in to hear real stories, expert advice, and valuable lessons from Ana Saxena’s family journey!
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#17. Unearthing Connections: Teaching With Truth Across Curriculum
In this special conference edition, Krishna Cart unveils Unearthing Connections—a self-paced professional development course designed to help K–12 educators teach Bible, history, science, and literacy through the hands-on power of archaeology.
Discover how to turn your classroom into a dig site of discovery where students don’t just learn about truth—they unearth it. This episode walks you through the five-module course, featuring ready-to-use tools like dig simulations, artifact analysis activities, and cross-curricular lesson planners aligned with Common Core and CCRS standards.
Highlights include:
How archaeology can build critical thinking and biblical literacy
Hands-on learning tools for every grade band
Integration strategies for ELA, science, social studies, and math
A mini-lesson called “What Does the Dirt Say?” using real artifacts
Tips for designing your own dig-based unit
Whether you’re a classroom teacher, homeschooler, or instructional coach, this episode offers fresh, tangible strategies to bring scripture to life—layer by layer.
🎧 Tune in and start teaching truth with tools they can touch.
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