A discussion about the idea and practice of classical Christian assessment for 6th through 12th grade.
Categories: Education
Tags: Assessment, classicalconversations, counseling, Guidance, homeschooling, leighbortins
Ever feel like the rhetoric of education doesn’t match the reality? Join two veteran teachers as they envision a more perfect system by interrogating the hidden assumptions that alienate love of learning in our schools.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: Assessment, back to school, Curriculum, de-school, deschool, Education, educational, gaps in knowledge, homeschool, homeschooling, learn, learning, learning loss, Philosophy, school, standardized testing, student, teach, teacher, teaching, un-school, unschool
Traumatic injury causes millions of deaths and disabilities globally and cases are rising as road traffic increases. This album features a real-life simulation of the aftermath of a car crash and reveals the crucial steps paramedics must take to tend to the injured driver and get him into the ambulance. It shows the importance of the Platinum Ten Minutes and the Golden Hour, key concepts which the ambulance services follow when dealing with life-threatening conditions. This material forms part of The Open University course SDK125 Introducing health sciences: a case study approach.
Categories: Education
Tags: accident, Assessment, Care, critical, Injuries, paramedics, patient, road, safety, Traffic, trauma
Welcome to Let’s Talk About Super Special Kids and Cake the podcast for parents of children with special needs. During each Podcast Professor Rhea Paul Paul and Dr. Donia Fahim cover a topic of interest to parents and families of children with Special needs. They also answer questions sent to them by one of their listeners and they share their thoughts on some common misconceptions about interventions for children with special developmental delays and neurodevelopmental difficulties. Both Granny Rhea and Auntie Donia love cake! The eating cake for breakfast segment is all about the fun activities you can do at home with your super special kids. So make yourself a cup of tea, grab yourself a piece of cake, relax and enjoy the theme music composed by the New York Musician Marty Isenberg. This podcast was recorded live from the studios of Sacred Heart University in Fairfield Connecticut and is brought to you by our book Let’s Talk: Navigating Communication Services and Supports for Your Young Child with ASD published by Paul H Brooks and available from Amazon. Dr. Donia Fahim, Ph.D., Cert. MRCSLT (U.K.), A.K.A Auntie Donia, is a speech and language pathologist, an international educational consultant, and specializes in the treatment of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders and in development of curriculum and interventions for young children with special needs in countries with limited services. She is now based in London, and is the founder and director of Education and Therapeutic Spaces, Ltd. She lived in NYC for ten years (2008-2018) where she was a Consultant for the ASD Nest Project at New York University, and a Professor at Hunter College, where she was also Program Coordinator for the Early Childhood Special Education Program from 2008 to 2013. She was also the Co-Founder and Executive Director of Autism Friendly Spaces, Inc. (2010-2018) and developer of the first dual language ASD public school program in New York City. She is the co-author the books Let’s Talk with Professor Rhea Paul and she has authored several peer reviewed journals and chapters. She obtained her B.Sc., M.A and Ph.D. from the University of London. She is a certified member of the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. Professor Rhea Paul, PhD., CCC-SLP: Rhea Paul, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, (AKA Granny Rhea) is Professor and Founding Chair of the Speech-Language Pathology Department at Sacred Heart University, author of over 100 refereed articles, 50 book chapters and 9 books. She serves as Editor for Language at the Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research. She received the Editor’s Award from the American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology in 1996, and the Ritvo/Slifka Award for Innovative Clinical Research from the International Society for Autism Research. She has been a Fellow of ASHA since 1991, and received Honors of the Association in 2014.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: aac, activities, asd, Assessment, autism, autismspectrumdisorder, communication, earlyintervention, Education, exceptionalchildren, fathers, feeding, feedingsensitivity, hometherapy, inclusion, language, mothers, parenting, parents, play, ScreenTime, specialeducation, SpecialNeeds, specialneedskids, speech, SpeechTherapy
Timely topics on public policy issues related to state and local government in Indiana published once a month. Timely topics on public policy issues related to state and local government in Indiana published once a month.
Categories: Business
Tags: Assessment, Capital Comments, goverment, indiana, Larry DeBoer, macroeconomics, property tax, public finance, Public Policy, Purdue Agriculture, state and local, taxes
FORMERLY INDEPENDENT CURRICULUM: THE PODCAST. Peter Gow, Independent Curriculum Resource Director Emeritus at One Schoolhouse, talks with teachers and other leaders in the field of education to explore new ideas and practices that can improve and advance the educational experience of all children toward engagement, efficacy, meaningful purpose, and equity. Creative and passionate educators in forward-thinking schools and organizations are liberating themselves and their institutions to push their practices to reach and meet the needs of every child. Drawing on host Peter Gow’s experience, curious and insightful perspective, and extensive connections in the world of independent schools, the EDUCATION FURTHER PODCAST mines and shares valuable wisdom and great ideas.
Categories: Education
Tags: Assessment, Curriculum, Education, gow, oneschoolhouse, schools
As college- and career-ready standards come on line, teachers, administrators, parents and communities working together to align these standards with curriculum, instruction and assessment. To help those committed to the standards ensure the proper implementation, the Learning First Alliance is spotlighting those communities that are working hard to get Common Core implementation right. This podcast tells their stories.
Categories: Education
Tags: Assessment, commoncore, Education, implementation, learningfirstalliance, standards
What is your Working Genius? The Working Genius podcast is designed to help people identify their natural gifts and find joy and fulfillment in their work and life. Leadership and teamwork expert Patrick Lencioni and his team explore the Working Genius model and provide practical advice for applying this framework individually, at our jobs and in our homes. What type of work makes you thrive? Are you burning out because your job requires you to work in your areas of frustration? How can teams and families better tap into one another’s gifts? This podcast answers all these questions and more.
Categories: Business
Tags: Assessment, business, careers, Culture, genius, jobs, leadership, lencioni, Management, patlencioni, patricklencioni, productivity, sixtypes, tablegroup, team, teams, teamwork, tool, work, working, workinggenius, workinggeniusassessment
Join me, as we discover how successful organizations build long-term durability into their physical assets. We explore the tactics and strategies that allow great organizations to combine the financial wisdom of Asset Management, the practical street smarts of the Maintenance sub-culture, with the real-world paranoia of managing Risk to ensure their organizations last. We uncover what great leaders are doing from all types of capital-intensive industries do to make good decisions, build strong management teams, and prepare to meet the future. In whatever form it comes. This is the Durability Podcast Find out how well you’re doing at www.durablecapitalindex.com.
Categories: Business
Tags: agriculture, Assessment, asset management, assets, business management, capital, construction, construction management, durability, durable capital group, durable capital index, evaluation, facilities management, maintenance, maintenance management, mergers and acquisitions, municipalities, preventative maintenance, Property Management, reliability, renewable energy, Risk Management, sustainability, transportation, utilities
This podcast features higher ed faculty and course designers using creative approaches to enhance students’ learning experiences and turn engagement “ON”
Categories: Education
Tags: Assessment, classroom, engagement, higher education, learning, professional development, students, teaching
Leading Improvements in Higher Education with Stephen Hundley from IUPUI is an award-winning podcast service of the Assessment Institute in Indianapolis (assessmentinstitute.iupui.edu), the oldest and largest higher education assessment and improvement event in the U.S. The podcast profiles people, initiatives, institutions, and organizations improving conditions in higher education. Join thought leaders for engaging discussions of enduring and emerging topics, themes, and trends affecting colleges and universities. This season of Leading Improvements in Higher Education is sponsored by the Center for Assessment and Research Studies at James Madison University; learn more at jmu.edu/assessment/.
Categories: Education
Tags: Assessment, college, faculty, higher education, improvement, leadership, learning, LIHE, student, teaching, university