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ASU's Brent Madddin, executive director of Next Education Workforce Initiatives at ASU, speaks in the panel discussing “The Next Normal: Galvanizing Educators, Communities and Technology Around P–12 Learners” Tuesday, October 4, 2022, at the launch of the ASU California Center in the historic LA Herald Examiner building. Education leaders and practitioners have an obligation and an opportunity to explore the spectrum of site-based, blended, hybrid and virtual learning options in ways that honor the individuality of all learners and empower educators. (L-R) Joining moderator Jean Liu, left, director of strategy with Getting Smart, is Stephanie Houston, assistant superintendent of innovation and engagement within the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools; Maddin, Lisa Cannon, senior program manager, Next Education Workforce Initiatives at ASU; and Megan Hanley, director of strategic initiatives for ASU Prep. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU News

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20221004 - LA Launch - P-12 Learners - Los Angeles<br /> <br /> Image not released: news/editorial use only.<br /> <br /> ASU's Brent Madddin, executive director of Next Education Workforce Initiatives at ASU, speaks in the panel discussing “The Next Normal: Galvanizing Educators, Communities and Technology Around P–12 Learners” Tuesday, October 4, 2022, at the launch of the ASU California Center in the historic LA Herald Examiner building. Education leaders and practitioners have an obligation and an opportunity to explore the spectrum of site-based, blended, hybrid and virtual learning options in ways that honor the individuality of all learners and empower educators. (L-R) Joining moderator Jean Liu, left, director of strategy with Getting Smart, is Stephanie Houston, assistant superintendent of innovation and engagement within the San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools; Maddin, Lisa Cannon, senior program manager, Next Education Workforce Initiatives at ASU; and Megan Hanley, director of strategic initiatives for ASU Prep. Photo by Charlie Leight/ASU News