Random School Podcasts

Educators have lots of questions about how edtech can accelerate teaching and learning. What’s not easy to find are reliable answers. “Your Edtech Questions,” the new podcast from the International Society of Technology in Education (ISTE), tackles critical questions at the juncture of edtech research and classroom practice. In each episode, Zac Chase, PK-12 language arts coordinator at St. Vrain Valley Schools in Colorado, and Amal Giknis, an English teacher at Philadelphia’s Science Leadership Academy, turn your edtech questions into edtech answers with the help of an ISTE expert. As the hosts plunge into real questions from real teachers in each episode, you’ll get an in-depth understanding of the issue along with authentic classroom solutions. And you can count on the advice, since ISTE has opened up its networks and resources, and provided unprecedented access to the leading edtech experts. If you’re an educator looking for reliable professional development on critical edtech topics, “Your Edtech Questions” is the podcast for you!

Categories: Education, Technology

Tags: EdTech, Education, educators, ISTE, k-12, professional development, school, teachers, Technology

Homeschool Talks is an informative podcast about all things homeschooling. We feature exciting interviews with homeschoolers from all walks of life as well as leaders and influencers in the homeschool movement. Each episode is packed with practical tips, inspiring stories, and more.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family

Tags: Children, Education, encouragement, homeschool, homeschooling, ideas, inspiration, interviews, parenting, school, schoolchoice, teaching

Jennifer Sey has done a lot. She went to Stanford. She’s written two books. She was the chief of branding at Levi’s. Paul Shirley has also done a lot. He has an engineering degree. He’s written books, too. And he’s the founder of The Process. But the thing that brings them together to podcast is something they each did a long time ago: compete in elite athletics. Jen was the 1986 US Women’s Gymnastics National Champion. Paul played in the NBA. Their history in sports has allowed them a unique lens through which they see the world and what they see now is a world that could use more of what they learned about resilience: the ability to pick yourself up off the mat (or court) and keep going. The Bent Not Broken podcast explores hot topics, current events, and the lives of Paul and Jen with one goal in mind: helping its listeners think about how they can live life more fully and with less fear of failure.

Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: BASKETBALL, gymnastics, jennifer sey, mental toughness, nba, paul shirley, personal well-being, reprogram, resilience, school, strength, success

Podcast A Vet is a podcast for Veterinarians, students, nurses, veterinary professionals and animal lovers with an emphasis on community. The podcast shares the stories, struggles, successes and insights of leaders across the veterinary industry. As modern vets, we face numerous challenges on a daily basis, from dealing with patients and clients, to running profitable practices, to dealing with internal struggles like compassion fatigue. We believe that the best way through these struggles is by learning from a supportive and open community, and improving the vet industry as a whole, one vet professional at a time.

Categories: Health & Fitness

Tags: animal, animals, business, cat, certified, CVT, dog, DVM, exotic, health, large, Medicine, pet, pets, practice, school, small, Technician, vet, Veterinarian, veterinary, wellness

This site is where it all begins, the headwaters of the Mill River. Hear about the Quinnipiac legend of Sleeping Giant, the unusual birds that can be seen in these woods, and the diverse and plentiful wildlife that lives here. Historian Bob Gryswecz talks about changes in the path of the river and how people have used it.

Categories: Education

Tags: cold, east, geology, indians, Mill, Quinnipiac, river, rock, school, Spring, west

Wonder what other organizations are doing to grow that you might not have thought of? Schools, nonprofits and associations have so much in common when it comes to attracting the right people, keeping them excited to be there and inspiring them to give back. From branding strategies to marketing programs and fundraising communications, organizations of all sizes are trying new ways to inspire action. In Driving Participation, Beth Brodovsky talks with marketers, fundraisers and consultants, exploring what what’s working to get people to show up, stick around and give back.

Categories: Education

Tags: association, business, Education, fundraising, marketing, nnonprofit, school

Nancy Barkan, Assistant Principal of Instruction at Cardinal Gibbons High School, in Raleigh, North Carolina, speaks with school department chairs, in season one, and with program directors, in season two, about how academics supports community. Intro and outro music: “Rocketeer,” by Music for Makers.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: academics, Education, faith, learning, religion, school, service

Dear Listeners, welcome aboard! Told through regular letters to the world, these are unedited letters from a teenager to the modern world with my thoughts and ideas on life. This audio journal is a way for me to cope with my solitude while the world descends into chaos. Sincerely, an extrovert!

Categories: Society & Culture

Tags: Apocalypse, blog, commentary, coronavirus, girl, Journal, opinion, personal, school, teen, teenager, Virus

Inspiration, encouragement and practical tips for Christian educators (K-12) who serve in public or private schools, youth leaders, Sunday School leaders and anyone who works with young people.

Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality

Tags: Christian Education, classroom management, Education, educators, help students, professional development, school, teacher helps, teachers

See Jack Learn is a podcast about college planning and surviving the transition between high school and higher education.

Categories: Education

Tags: college, Education, high, higher, planning, postsecondary, scholarship, school

Student Television Network (STN) is an international non-profit educational association that supports, promotes, and recognizes excellence in scholastic broadcast journalism, creative video, filmmaking and media convergence for middle and high school students and teachers. We work with high school and middle school teachers and students all year to support curriculum, education and peer interaction.

Categories: Education

Tags: awards, Broadcasting, cinema, classroom, contest, convention, digital, Education, educators, excellence, film, Filmmaking, high, journalism, media, middle, movie, network, News, newscast, nonprofit, production, reporter, Scholastic, school, STN, student, teachers, television, tv, video

Just 3 Old guys Kick ‘n’ it Old School

Categories: Religion & Spirituality

Tags: 3, guys, IT, kick, old, Religion & Spirituality, school

http://www.nationalpremedconsulting.com Medical school Admission help. Giving you information that you need to become the doctor of your dreams. Dr. Paul Toote

Categories: Education

Tags: dreams, medical, Motivation, premed, school, success

Moving at the Speed of Creativity podcasts focus on digital creativity, media literacy, digital literacy, digital citizenship, instructional technology integration and engaged learning both inside and outside the classroom.

Categories: Education

Tags: digital, digitalliteracy, EdTech, Education, leadership, learning, literacy, media, medialit, medialiteracy, pedagogy, school, teaching

A series of frank discussions with Rosecrance experts moderated by John Williams. Content intended to inform and alert listeners to behaviors that can impact susceptibility to substance abuse.

Categories: Kids & Family

Tags: abuse, adolescents, alcohol, anxiety, behavior, depression, drugs, Intervention, parents, school, substance, Teenagers, teens

Short stories. No annoying ads. No mercenary pitches. Just stories to warm your heart. Vetted published articles/tales/short stories (L.A.Times, Seattle Times, Teacher Magazine, etc.) by Paul H.Karrer about: Kids, Teachers, Parents, Education, Korea, Incarceration, Samoa, Peace Corps, New Zealand, California, Connecticut, Teaching, Dogs, Chess, Multicultural Marriage, Foods-real or imagined and more. Most are light-hearted.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: chess, dogs, Education, guns, incarceration, Kids, korea, life, Other, Peace Corps, samoa, school, teachers, wife

Instructional coaches, does this sound familiar? How am I supposed to improve teaching I keep getting pulled to put out fires? How can I support resistant teachers when they’re not letting me in the door? I’m not even entirely sure what my role as a coach is supposed to be…and my principal doesn’t seem to get it, either. If you’re feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and isolated, you are not alone. Instructional coaches everywhere are feeling this same exact way. In this podcast, we have real conversations about all of this and more. Welcome to Buzzing with Ms. B: the Instructional Coaching Podcast where Chrissy Beltran brings you real talk and practical, easy to use ideas for instructional coaches and literacy coaches who are figuring out how to do the hard work of supporting teachers and growing students. Listen in on honest conversations about getting organized, managing your time, communicating with teachers and administration, and realistic approaches for coaching teachers on your campus. Coaching is hard, but you don’t have to do it alone. Get the encouragement, tips, and next steps you need to coach with confidence!

Categories: Education

Tags: Education, elementaryeducation, instructionalcoach, instructionalcoaching, literacycoach, literacycoaching, school, schooladministration, schoolprincipal, teacher, teaching

Beyond the Tassel is a weekly podcast hosted by education equity advocate and community engagement champion, Craig Williams, featuring insider tips to help families and students prepare for the transition from high school to college or other post-secondary intentions. College isn’t for everyone but, on average, about two out of every three kids choose to go to college. Our mission is to help kids make the most of that process, providing tools and insights to gain admission to the schools of their choice and to help parents with strategies to make college more affordable. Through this podcast, our local community engagement efforts, and our website, journey12.com, we hope to enhance the odds of young people finding a successful fit with their post-secondary transition process. Your kids are just as smart and hardworking as kids anywhere, and on our podcast, we strive to level the playing field for your students as they ramp up for their chosen post-secondary intentions, including military, the trades, family business, college, and the world of work. Episodes drop every week. Subscribe to always have access to the latest insights.

Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture

Tags: act, application, college, collegewise, Education, essay, high, post secondary, SAT, school, students, tassel