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How to Improve Student Performance in Culinary School
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In today’s episode, we speak with Pearce Miller, a culinary educator and entrepreneur, who is revolutionizing student-centric academic program models.
Pearce has shaped the academic policy for several schools, improving retention and overall student performance. He has taught at the Pennsylvania Institute of Culinary Arts, served as the President of the Pennsylvania Culinary Institute, and filled the role of Vice President of Academics for Le Cordon Bleu.
Listen as Pearce chats about developing new ways to connect with students in this new digital environment, hybrid education, and his personal teaching philosophy.
Chapters
1. How to Improve Student Performance in Culinary School (00:00:00)
2. Life in "Retirement" and Pittsburgh (00:01:24)
3. Music as a Bridge (00:04:42)
4. A Coach Mentor (00:08:51)
5. An Educational Journey (00:10:42)
6. A Goal of Hospitality (00:15:25)
7. A Flexible Focus (00:19:55)
8. Retention Goes Beyond the Classroom (00:23:59)
9. Is the Future of Education Online? (00:27:45)
10. Students Thinking Beyond the Test (00:36:52)
11. A Love of Pittsburgh Sports (00:44:01)
12. Dr. Pearce Miller's Ultimate Dish (00:47:50)
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