A light-hearted look at life as a teacher with Jane Costigan and Hugh O’Connor.
@thatllteachyoupodcast
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Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: college, Education, ireland, Primary school, principal, school, teach, teacher, teachers, university
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
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
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
Welcome to the new On My Terms Podcast. A weekly podcast with guests who do things, their way, on their time, and on their terms! Rate, Review & Subscribe now! Follow on: Instagram: @onmytermspodcast Twitter: @onmytermspod
Categories: Arts, Society & Culture
Tags: aliens, Beer, butchery, dad, fitness, Fun, gym, Leisure, life, lifestyle, mom, music, school, SPorts
http://www.parsecawards.com/past-awards/2009-parsec-award-winners-finalists/14-year-old Monson Grey faces the same challenges that any freshman high school kid would. Difficult classes, weird teachers, food fights…girls. Except Monson Grey is not Monson Grey. At least, when he looks at himself in the mirror, the scarred face staring back is not someone he recognizes. Now he finds himself attending an extraordinary school, the recipient of an incredible scholarship, among ridiculously rich classmates, and with no memory of how he got there or what to expect. As bizarre events start to unfold around him, Monson wonders what secrets lay locked in his hidden past. Add all this to a mysterious silver stone, an Indiana-Jones-copycat professor, Merlin the wizard, and even Atlantis, and you’ll find yourself in a fantastic tale in which magic does exist and everything is never as it seems. Narrated by Chris Snelgrove
Categories: Arts
Tags: anime, chris, christopher, collin, earl, fantasy, gray, Grey, high, house, magic, monson, school, snelgrove, stone
A podcast about big ideas in education. Tune in to listen and think, then respond on Twitter and Instagram @BigIdeaEd
Categories: Education
Learn about the interesting geology of this site, hear how biodiesel is made, UI representatives talk about the English Station, we find some interesting plants and critters.
Categories: Education
Tags: biodiesel, cold, english, geology, Illuminating, Mill, river, school, Spring, Station, united
A weekly animation podcast based on the GraceLink Primary Bible study for ages 4-5. The mission of the GraceLink Sabbath School curriculum is to help children joyfully experience God’s grace and respond by showing love to God (worship), Showing love to family and friends (community), Serving others in their world (service) as productive members of God’s family now and always.
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: animation, aunt, Children, christian, Elpizo, Falvo, fowler, Frenita, God, grace, GraceLink, Gracelinks, Jesus, Kids, kindergarten, law, link, Podcast, rebecca, Rique, Sabbath, school, spiritual, story, Studio, Sunday, video, weekly
Hello! I am 10 year old Gwen Rose. I wanted to do this podcast so all the girls, boys and me could learn about what in different jobs really get up to at work all day. Join me in uncovering what the jobs we think we know about are actually like, and discovering some we had never thought about before. Let’s get to work!
Categories: Business, Kids & Family
Tags: Boys, careers, Children, Education, elementary, Entertainment, Fun, girls, jobs, Kids, Primary, school, short
Welcome to UNdamaged goods, a podcast created to give inner-city young people, especially those out of mainstream school a platform to voice their opinions and tell their stories. I’m Ruari and I worked in social services for several years and I am now a brand consultant working within the film, music and arts industries, it’s time to bring my two worlds together.
Through the voice of the young people & my special guests, I hope to support in educating the general public and put right the systemic wrong that’s been created over the years around certain communities and the youth of today. For this first series, I’m in London at the Hackney Boxing Academy.
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Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: anti racism, conversation, ed skrein, hackney, hackney boxing academy, learning, mega, mim shaikh, novelist, s.a.s, school, Society
Get the latest Anoka-Hennepin School District news via podcast episodes from AHPN, the official district podcast. AHPN reports on the latest news and events from around Anoka-Hennepin in periodical video podcast episodes. Current podcast episode features include: Action of the School Board (School Board meeting recaps in six minutes or less) and Around Our Schools (in-depth features about Anoka-Hennepin schools and programs). AHPN episodes are regularly hosted by Communication and Public Relations department members
Categories: Education
Tags: anoka, District, hennepin, network, Podcast, Podcasts, school
FULL TITLE: Untrue Tales From Beyond Fiction – Recollections of an Alternate Past, Book Three: Escape From Exile or Confusion and Contraction or How To Get Out Of Hell. (Book 3 of 6) Contains mature content not suitable for all readers. Book Three picks up from the same instant that Book Two left off: in Hell. It is primarily concerned with Trevor’s attempts to free his companions from eternal damnation, but has a few twists and turns that will leave you wondering what really happened.
Categories: Arts
Tags: ball, band, Blood, contract, dance, demons, devil, discussion, Dodgeball, erotic, flying, high, house, Lies, maelstrom, meaningless, nightmare, object, out, religion, revelations, Rocking, school, signed, souls, terrible, The, TMBG, torture, torturing, UFO, Unidentified, white
Sometimes, your child forgets to share the notes from their backpack that tell you everything that’s happening at their school. On Notes from the Backpack: A PTA Podcast, we give you the inside scoop on how to help your child succeed—in school and at home. We discuss real issues with parents and experts—from handling homework to school discipline—to support you every step of the way! Join the conversation using #BackpackNotes and learn more at PTA.org/BackpackNotes.
Categories: Business, Education, Kids & Family
Tags: academics, bullying, Children, Cyberbullying, dads, discipline, EdTech, Education, educators, elearning, elementaryschool, fathers, gunviolence, highschool, homeschool, homework, K12, Kids, learning, middleschool, moms, newmoms, parenting, school, schoolbudgets, schooldiscipline, schoolfinance, schooling, schoolsafety, schoolviolence, sport, stayathomemom, teachers, youthsports
Tune-in to learn about the importance of eye care for children, as well as the ins and outs of common vision issues – have you ever wondered why some kids wear glasses, contacts, or even an eye patch? Or what it means to be colorblind? Here on Little EyePods, pediatric eye doctors will share their knowledge and feature the important roles that health care specialists and educators play in addressing uncorrected vision in children.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Tags: Children, educate, eye exam, Eyes, learn, optometry, parents, school, school screening, see, sight, vision
Children’s storytelling podcast for kids of all ages. A new and original story each episode. Stories with a heart, designed to encourage discussion… Perfect for parents and teachers! A family friendly podcast which can be used for school assemblies, car journeys, bedtime, anytime! Proud member of Kids Listen, a grass roots organisation promoting content just for children. Your new favourite kid’s podcast!
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Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: Bed, bedtime, car, Children, childrens, family, journey, kid, Kids, literacy, school, Stories, story, storyshed, storytelling
Listen to reviews of the latest kids tv shows, kids movies, kids books, websites and video games straight from the mouth of a kid. This show was created by a nine year old boy. He writes and performs it weekly.
The Peter Pan play was a fun experience full with adventure and excitement. The CGI was used very thoughtfully, as it was not over used, nor under used. The CGI, to me, added a feeling like you really were flying with Peter and Tinker Bell over London, or that you really are on a pirate ship. The play overall was very good, with never a dull moment. As soon as the play begins you can feel the excitement building up in the audience and in the little kids waiting for Peter Pan to come up and begin his adventure with the Darling children. Something else that I liked about it is that they don’t follow the Disney version of the story. They follow J.M. Barrie’s original tale of Peter Pan which means more surprises and more fun. So, Peter Pan is an amazing show that I would advise anyone to go and see. If you would like more information on the show or if you would like to purchase tickets, visit www.peter pantheshow.com
Categories: Arts, Kids & Family, TV & Film
Tags: Books, games, Movies, review, school, teen, theater, tv, video
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
We already know the old way of doing things no longer works in education. It’s time for something NEW. “Kickin’ It New School” is a one-stop shop for parents, teachers, and anyone interested in ed policy. We explore current events, talk about practical educational strategies, and unpack what makes modern learning different from previous generations. You’ll find everything from deep dives into a particular topic to lesson plan ideas. Ask a question or inquire about appearing as a guest at https://JimmyLeonard.com.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: Current Events, ed policy, ed technology, Education, High School, homeschool, homeschooling, learning, lesson plans, parenting, school, teaching
A national podcast dedicated to all things relating to special education law. Hosted By: Jeffrey L. Forte, Esq. – A Special Education Attorney & Certified Child Advocate. Contact Us: jforte@fortelawgroup.com or visit: www.fortelawgroup.com
Categories: Education
Tags: 504, attorney, autism, Children, disabilities, disability, dyslexia, idea, iep, school, special education