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A Slice with 'Dice

Corey Alderdice

A Slice with ’Dice is a weekly podcast exploring leadership, talent development, and the human side of high-performing systems. Drawing on decades of experience in gifted education and public leadership, host Corey Alderdice examines how institutions identify potential, navigate change, and create cultures where people can thrive. Each episode blends thoughtful reflection with practical insight for educators, leaders, and anyone interested in how talent and transformation intersect in real-world settings.

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  1. Could DREAMS Deliver What STEAM Promises? 8:49
  2. Who Gets to Excel? 9:33
  3. Talent Is More Broadly Distributed Than Opportunity 9:26
  4. Rethinking Reach, Target, and Safety Schools 10:33
  5. Why One Campus Isn’t Enough 10:03
  6. Before Colleges Evaluate the Student, They Evaluate the School 8:26
  7. The Messy Middle (Class) of College Costs 10:44
  8. A Major Question About Undergraduate Minors 14:24
  9. A "Minor" Quarrel Over Gender Studies at UALR 12:53
  10. I Like My School. I Just Don’t Trust Public Education. 8:43
  11. (Encore) First Month Finished: A Gifted Parent’s Moment to Connect 6:27
  12. What the National Merit List Can—and Can’t—Tell Us 9:43
  13. Seeing the Whole School (Part 5): Proximity and Purpose in Practice 28:29
  14. “Guy-Fi” Lit and the Joy of Reading Again 14:35
  15. Seeing the Whole School (Part 4): The Work of Translation 22:07
  16. Don't Mistake Uncertainty for Inability (Or, Morte Vampir Morte) 8:00
  17. Seeing the Whole School (Part 3): The Work Beyond the Classroom 23:48
  18. Michigan's Plan to Give Students Time to Land 10:15
  19. Seeing the Whole School (Part 2): The Work Closest to Students 19:05
  20. The Most Telling New Product in Higher Education 10:27
  21. Seeing the Whole School (Part 1): The Work Outside Our View 17:41
  22. When Excellence and Opportunity Collide 10:57
  23. College Before College (Part 9): Can Arkansas Become the National Model for Early College? 20:23
  24. Coming Soon: Seeing the Whole School 3:23
  25. Belonging Is Not an Accident (Part 4): When Belonging Became Political 9:29
  26. College Before College (Part 8): Not Faster—Fuller 11:05
  27. Cook Out, Chaos, and Why Students Need A Bigger Menu 11:33
  28. College Before College (Part 7): The Economics of Acceleration 11:54
  29. From Tiger Moms to “Beta Moms” 10:32
  30. College Before College (Part 6): Access Is Not the Same as Success 11:04
  31. Intellectual Sparring: When Debate Skills Become Leadership Blind Spots 10:01
  32. College Before College (Part 5): Talent is Wider Than Opportunity 11:34
  33. The Debate Skills We Teach Are the Ones Society Is Losing 11:43
  34. College Before College (Part 4): What Should We Actually Measure? 10:51
  35. How a Personal Pan Pizza Motivated a Generation to Read and Why It Still Matters 9:18
  36. College Before College (Part 3): The Blurring Line Between High School and College 14:38
  37. When Good Isn’t Good Enough Anymore 8:30
  38. College Before College (Part 2): When Achievement Becomes Accumulation 12:02
  39. The "Former Gifted Kid" Problem Starts Earlier Than You Think 9:44
  40. College Before College (Part 1): How Dual Enrollment Became Mainstream 11:20
  41. This Wasn't Your Best Work 10:27
  42. Why Demonstrated Interest Matters More Than Ever in Selective College Admissions 21:50
  43. Tulane Killed the ‘Why Us?’ Essay. That Matters More Than You Think. 8:59
  44. Coming Soon: College Before College 3:02
  45. If It Surprises You, We Failed 11:25
  46. Rebuilding Trust in Colleges Isn’t a PR Problem 10:49
  47. Teacher Appreciation Week Got Meme-ed by the US Dept. of Education 11:33
  48. Not Faster—Fuller: What Early College Credit Makes Possible 11:05
  49. STARS College Network and the Future of Rural Talent 12:24
  50. Belonging Is Not an Accident (Part 3): Choice, Scale, and the Obligation to Design 8:28