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Bridging education and business with The OC's Dr. Justin Terry | E1949

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Todays show:

Dr. Justin Terry joins Jason to discuss the future of work, education, and the unique impact of Opportunity Central (The OC). They explore how the school incorporates entrepreneurship (9:03), addresses community needs (22:00), and more!

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Timestamps (0:00) The OC's Dr. Justin Terry joins Jason

(1:38) The OC, leveling the playing field in education, and the future of job availability

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(9:03) Exploration of the unique educational facility and its impact on local businesses

(15:15) Incorporating entrepreneurship and future ready skills in education

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(21:32) Addressing community needs through the educational facility

(31:00) Considering expansions and potential partnerships for the facility

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(39:03) The impact of the new educational model on students and equalizing opportunities

(51:56) The role of entrepreneurship in public education

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