What are your reactions to the new season of the Sold a Story podcast?

The new season of the podcast Sold a Story has people talking, and I've been following the conversation with a lot of curiosity.

The episodes released so far are raising big questions about the research on effective teaching and learning, and there’s no shortage of opinions out there.

I’m especially interested in hearing what this community makes of it all, so I'd love to know: What are your reactions to it? What questions has it raised for you? And how does what you’re hearing square with your own experience or understanding of what works in schools?

I’m hoping we’ll hear a wide range of perspectives here. You don’t need to have a firm opinion to jump in. Sometimes the most interesting conversations start with a question!