A Kids Podcast About Emotions. Hosted by Nakita Simpson and Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart, each episode starts with a memory shared by a listener and follows an exploration of why we feel the things we feel.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: Children, emotions, Kids, resilience, SEL, Social Emotional Learning
The Big Life Kids podcast teaches children to stay resilient, believe in themselves, and face life’s challenges with confidence! In each episode, Zara and Leo travel the world to discover the living heroes that are making a difference in the world today. Each episode is reviewed and approved by a licensed therapist to ensure that the social-emotional learning and growth mindset lessons covered on this children’s podcast are science-backed and accurate. Ideal for children ages 5-10.
The podcast is produced byBig Life Journal.Visit www.biglifejournal.com for more information and to get your own companion journal!
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Categories: Kids & Family
Tags: big life journal, big life journal podcast, big life kids, big life kids podcast, children's podcast, emotional development, growth mindset, growth mindset for kids, Social Emotional Learning
Welcome to the Wildkit Way, a podcast that gives the mic to Dr. Marcus Campbell, the superintendent of Evanston Township High School. Join us on this audio journey as Dr. Campbell shares his stories and insights…and has honest, real conversations with people who make ETHS and our Wildkit community the incredible place it is.
Check out the Wildkit Way wherever you find your favorite podcasts.
Categories: Education
Tags: college preparation, Culture, equity, evanston, Healing, High School, literacy, Social Emotional Learning
The Conscious Classroom with host Amy Edelstein explores the world of mindfulness in education. Named Top 100 Classroom Podcasts by Feedspot! Amy shares best classroom tools and practices for adolescents, why teaching students about perspectives, worldviews, and context is as important as teaching classic stress reduction tools including breath, body scan, and open awareness mindfulness techniques. We’ll look at trauma sensitive approaches, systems thinking, social emotional skills and how to empower teens and support mental wellness. Honored with a Philadelphia Social Innovation Award, Amy’s organization Inner Strength Education, has empowered more than 22,000 Philadelphia teens with mindfulness and systems thinking tools. Visit: www.InnerStrengthEducation.org
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: amy edelstein, guided meditation instruction, inner strength mindfulness program, school mindfulness programs, Social Emotional Learning, systems thinking, teacher stress reduction, teen mental health, teen mindfulness, trauma sensitive mindfulness
Thousands of educators across the country read popular books on culturally responsive teaching and attend hours of training on the topic, yet cannot design culturally meaningful practices. This happens because most books and training materials focus on theories related to White privilege, social justice, implicit bias, and other concepts–but fail to teach educators how to design and redesign their instructional practices in culturally meaningful ways. Unlike these resources, The LEARN Framework Podcast provides practical steps for stakeholders who have goals to create culturally meaningful practices but need help figuring out where to start. The primary tool we use to coach educators through the design process is the LEARN framework, which comprises five action steps to develop culturally meaningful activities. In this podcast, school psychologist and host Dr. Dwayne D. Williams shares five steps to designing culturally meaningful practices, essential tools to design and redesign instructional activities in culturally meaningful ways, and examples of culturally meaningful evidence-based activities any teacher can employ in any classroom. Dr. Williams also interviews teachers and administrators applying LEARN’s five design principles to illustrate the design process.
Categories: Education
Tags: african american students, culturally relevant teaching, culturally responsive teaching, culturally sustaining pedagogy, mtss, multitiered systems of support, Social Emotional Learning, students of color
The Thoughtful Teacher podcast shares the stories of educators who have implemented innovative or creative solutions within their space. These stories and commentaries empower educators by sharing a world of ideas that can enhance pedagogical choices and decrease the isolation many teachers experience. We introduce listeners to school-based educators, thinkers, policymakers and researchers who have useful and powerful ideas and innovations that makes your work more meaningful for your students. We also occasionally offer commentary on practice and policy to help navigate the growing complexity of our profession.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: Education, Education Policy, educators, k-12, Social Emotional Learning, teachers, teaching-and-learning
Five Essential Elements That Guide Us Towards Becoming Our Best Selves
Categories: Education
Tags: Moral Compass, Relationship Skills, Responsible Decision Making, self awareness, Self Management, Social Awareness, Social Emotional Learning
You regularly confront situations where it’s not clear what to do, what to say, or how to respond. It’s okay to ask for help. That’s why we’re making this show. Asking for advice from friends and classmates is a great way to help shape your decision-making skills. Hosted by Nina Purewal, It’s OK To Ask is a dynamically-created kids advice podcast where no two listens are the same. Listen to the episode, delete it, then download it again to hear from new voices with different advice.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family
Tags: advice, answers, ask, Care, friends, peers, questions, SEL, Self-Improvement, Social Emotional Learning, support
The Teaching Behavior Together Podcast provides teachers with strategies to increase their classroom management while incorporating behavioral and social emotional learning strategies in their classrooms. Gone are the days of frustration and tearful rides home. Each episode will provide teachers with actionable steps to creating a classroom they look forward to going to each morning! Your host, Maria, has 10 years experience helping teachers set up successful classroom management plans that increase student success. She has a PhD in special education and applied behavior analysis and has her dream job supporting teachers with classroom management and incorporating behavioral and social emotional learning in their classrooms. So sit back, listen up, and start watching your students succeed!
Categories: Education
Tags: behavior analysis, behavior management, classroom behavior, classroom management, coping skills, positive behavior intervention support, Social Emotional Learning
First Person Plural: Emotional Intelligence & Beyond, brought to you by Key Step Media, is a podcast about us, the systems we’re a part of, and how we create an emotionally intelligent future. Co-hosted by New York Times best-selling author, Daniel Goleman, Hanuman Goleman, and Elizabeth Solomon this show will go beyond the theory of emotional intelligence, presenting an array of stories that illuminate how emotional intelligence is being put into action. Inspiring you to lead with more mindfulness and resilience, the show will bring you a new awareness of the systems we work, live, and create in.
Categories: Business, Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: adaptability, Coaching, Conflict Management, emotional intelligence, empathy, EQ, leadership, Organizational Awareness, relationships, self awareness, Social Emotional Learning, teamwork
This podcast is UEN’s chance to tell the stories and talk about the issues impacting Utah’s amazing teachers. We feature educators and leaders from Utah and around the nation in a fun and informative podcast.
Categories: Education
Tags: diversity, EdTech, Education, educator, homeroom, k-12, K12, Social Emotional Learning, students, teachers, Technology, uen, Utah, utah education network, uted
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
A professional development network at http://musicpeacebuilding.com exploring intersections of peacebuilding, culture, sacredness, relationship, community, creativity, and imagination through research and story. Thinking deeply, we reclaim space for connection and care.
Categories: Arts, Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: music education, peacebuilding, Social Emotional Learning, spirituality, world music
Black SEL is about acknowledging the ways that SEL competencies have been present in black communities long before the designation or study of social-emotional learning. In this seasonal podcast, we open up a safe space for black thought leaders and change-makers to share their experiences, and expertise all while highlighting key Social-Emotional Skills. Through each episode, we showcase the variety and depth of the Black SEL experience by making SEL relatable, tangible, and sustainable in Black Communities.Listen, subscribe, and share with a friend!
Categories: Education, Society & Culture
Tags: Behavior challenges in the classroom, conflict resolution, Formative assessment, Intervention Kit, Overcoming Procrastination, SEL curriculum development, Social Emotional Learning, Social-emotional learning curriculum