A podcast from two instructors in Mechanized Agriculture at Fresno State. Topics cover welding, tractors and equipment, basic shop skills, hydraulics, teaching, farming, and anything in between.
Categories: Education
Tags: ag, agmechanics, agriculture, educator, farming, mechanics, shop, teacher
If you were to start from scratch and recreate schooling, what would you do? Only, it’s more than just the question of what you would do—it’s also why would you do it at all? If Dewey was right, then education isn’t preparation for life; education is life itself. Therefore, this idea is more than just about recreating school, it’s about recreating life. Welcome to the Education is Life podcast, where we have honest discussions about the state of education: where it is, where it can be, and all of the stories in between. Each episode, the founder of Greenfields Academy, Rob Huge, will try his best not to vent about how broken schooling is today, but instead offer a glimpse of hope that there is a better way. One that honors the needs of our children and our world, rather than our entrenched interests and ties from the past that try to confine the way they think and learn. We want everyone to take time to re-evaluate the kind of teachings and life we are offering our children, and whether it lives up to our obligations as parents and educators. Greenfields Academy is a private micro-school based out of Chicago, IL, and a part of the Acton Academy network of schools. To learn more about the school and our 21st-century approach to education, please visit http://greenfieldsacademy.com.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: Chicago, Education, educator, greenfieldsacademy, parenting, private education, private school, progressive education, school
Bringing teachers out of isolation and into conversation, the BYU ARTS Partnership presents the stories of teachers, artists, administrators, and community members who are working to deepen student learning and improve school culture through artful teaching. The views expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views of Brigham Young University or the BYU Education Society.
Categories: Arts, Education, Society & Culture
Tags: administrators, art teachers, artists, Arts, arts education, arts educator, arts teachers, brigham young university, byu, classroom teachers, covid, covid-19, dance, dance educator, drama, Education, educator, educators, elementary educator, elementary school, elementary teacher, High School, literary arts, media arts, music, music educator, pandemic, principal, public school, school teacher, schools, secondary school, teacher, teaching, teaching artist, theatre, theatre educator, visual arts
“I want what SHE has” w/ Theresa Lyn Widmann (and formerly Shana Falana) is a weekly live radio show at Radio Kingston in Kingston NY and PODCAST, amplifying women’s voices and their stories. We share interviews of women (female identifying humans), seeking to flip the narrative on envy and celebrating the strengths and accomplishments of women we look up to. Women are so often the unsung heroines of a community’s overall health and wellbeing. These women have gifts to share and stories to tell. It’s time to listen.
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: activist, actor, artist, author, Builder, cancer, coach, Consultant, director, doctor, educator, entrepeneur, envy, female, feminism, feminist, Finance, girls, healer, health, Herbalism, herstory, i want what she has, localism, maker, mental-health, mother, musician, nonprofit, nutrition, Perseverance, selfcare, selflove, she, success, Survivor, vegan, witches, women, women supporting women, Writer
Welcome to our podcast series “Mentorships in Education”, presented by Just Education (justeducationfirst.com). Each week your host, Judi Epstein, will welcome expert guests for enlightening conversations relating to education, mentorship, innovations, new resources, and much more. This podcast addresses all levels and aspects of the academic landscape and is designed for teachers, education professionals, administrators, parents, and everyone in between. We look forward to having you as a part of the Just Education community!
Categories: Education
Tags: academic, educate, Education, educational, educator, educators, schools, students, teach, teachers, teaching
Youth work is a sacred opportunity to make a significant difference in the lives of children and youth. In a new publication from Information Age Publishing (IAP), curated and edited by the National Institute on Out-of-School Time (NIOST), personal narratives written by youth workers shine a light on the intricate connections between research and practice, touching upon both the vulnerability and triumph of youth development work. In this podcast series, youth workers read excerpts from their essays, and share how youth workers’ lived experiences inspire the ability to build the relationships that are the foundation of positive and healthy youth development. From relationships comes engagement, and from engagement, transformation—centered in equity, inclusion, and belonging. No one is better able to advocate for these truths than the professionals who found themselves—by whatever means—working with young people to bring positive change to their lives, their communities, and our world. The Heartbeat of the Youth Development Field: Professional Journeys of Growth, Connection, and Transformation is now available. Order copies for your organization today!
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: after school, afterschool, child care, Education, educator, educators, k-12, national institute on out of school time, niost, ost, ost program, ost programs, out of school, out of school time, out-out-school, SEL, social and emotional learning, Social Emotional Learning, wellesley, wellesley centers for women, wellesley college, youth workers
Come Teach It is a show about the rewarding and fulfilling experiences of the teaching lifestyle. We hope it serves as a vehicle to spread positive messages about the field of education, which too often suffers from purely negative PR. We are talking to people who embody the teaching lifestyle and have stories of success in a profession they are passionate about. This podcast looks to pay homage to the art and science of the teaching craft by talking to people of various industries who have taken the time to reflect on it.
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
The goal of The Teacher As… podcast is to help you explore your passions and learn from others in education and beyond to better your teaching. The Teacher As… highlights innovative practices and uncommon parallels in education. Melissa Milner, veteran teacher, is your host. Melissa shares her own thoughts in The Teacher As…episodes. She also interviews educators as well as professionals outside of education in the Zooming In episodes. A new type of episode on The Teacher As…podcast is an educational “draft” similar to a football draft but about educational topics.
Categories: Education
Tags: classrooms, Education, educator, learning, teacher, teaching
Key Literature in Medical Education (KeyLIME) is a bi-weekly podcast produced by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Bringing you the main points of a medical education article in just 20 minutes. Articles that are important, innovative, or will impact your educational practice are discussed. Earn MOC credits under Section 2 for each podcast.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: clinicaneducator, Education, educator, Literature, medical, royalcollege
Social media has influenced our way of life. kNOwBOX dance [a Dallas-based 501(c)(3) non-profit arts service organization] leadership—YeaJean Choi, Azaria Hogans, Reyna Mondragon, and Martheya Nygaard—co-host Dance Behind the Screen podcast a conversation series with people who have dance-related careers questioning the influence of social media in dance process, production, and publicity. On this show, they interview the top artists, scholars, and leaders about who they are, their careers, and the impact of social media on the dance world. This podcast aims to inspire, entertain, and offer new perspectives to think outside of the box. Whether you are a dance artist, educator, scholar, or are curious about the impact of social media on dance, this is the podcast for you.
Categories: Arts
Tags: art, artist, choreographer, dance, dancer, educator, film, process, product, scholar, socialmedia
Join hosts Amanda Cardenas (Mud & Ink Teaching) and Marie Morris (The Caffeinated Classroom) in discussions about being brave, trying new things, and all things teaching! As seasoned classroom teachers, Amanda and Marie bring their experience, insight, energy, and oh, so many opinions and ideas… It’s time for all teachers to take their classroom and teaching practice into their own hands!
Categories: Education