Psychology is supposed to be a hard science with clear answers about what's healthy. It isn't — and when the people forming our kids can't say what a human being actually is, even their best work turns into darts thrown in the dark.
Dr. Greg sits down with Dr. Brett Salkeld — host of the Making Every Class Catholic podcast — to trace what psychology and education both get wrong when they skip the question of what a person is for, and why the schools racing hardest to keep up with technology may not be the ones still standing in five years.
Key Topics:
Why psychology has no agreed-on standard for mental health — and what that gap is doing to real kids in real classrooms
Why you have to know what a healthy human being is before you can help one heal
How one true principle about the human person let Dr. Greg call the phone crisis in 2014 — years before the data caught up
Why a phone doesn't connect two people so much as stand between them — and who profits from keeping it there
Why the schools racing hardest to keep up with technology may be the ones that don't exist in five years
What actually makes a school worth attending once AI can hand a kid any fact for free
Learn More:
Dr. Brett Salkeld's podcast: Making Every Class Catholic — bringing the Catholic faith into every subject in the classroom
Podden och tillhörande omslagsbild på den här sidan tillhör
Dr. Gregory Bottaro. Innehållet i podden är skapat av Dr. Gregory Bottaro och inte av,
eller tillsammans med, Poddtoppen.
