New podcast episode alert!📣 The newest episode of School of Talk Season 2 podcast features Adrian Leece, Director of John F. Kennedy The American School of Queretaro 🇲🇽 Adrian himself started as a Geography teacher there over 30 years ago, and grew into the director role, obtaining two Masters degrees along the way! 👨🎓 Listen for Adrian's best advise to teachers applying for jobs, schools when hiring candidates, and administrators with dreams of becoming a senior school leader. Listen here🎧 https://bit.ly/3W3fgxZ #Educators #GlobalEducation #Education #Podcast #EducationinMexico #Mexico
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PE Insights Podcast Episode 1: Grace Cardiff – Meaningful PE In Action: Democratic and Reflective Practice This Podcast digest summarises Grace's research into Meaningful PE and how student voice can enhance student PE experiences.
PE Insights Podcast Episode 1: Grace Cardiff - Meaningful PE In Action: Democratic and Reflective Practice
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📢 New podcast alert! 🎙️ Tune in to our latest episode where we dive into the world of Academic Literacy Support for the GenAI Era. 📚 Don't miss out! #academicliteracy #GenAI Ursula Wingate
Academic Literacy Support for the GenAI Era
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For better or worse, plenty of educators out there aren’t so thrilled about becoming teachers. I KNOW! Who would feel that way!? Well, teaching comes with heavy responsibility, pressure, low pay, a lack of resources, and so many other reasons that make teaching a profession with a little less, shall we say, ’sparkle’ to it? However, when we meet those educators in life who see teaching as the greatest gift and opportunity, we tend to be mesmerized by their passion, excitement, and care for their learners and their profession. All too often in Jewish education, we see many educators teach simply because they can, and not because its the glamorous shlichut, or opportunity, and it is somewhat of a placeholder job, rather than a life’s mission… In the Niflaot podcast this week, we are giving a new perspective with an educational juggernaut. It’s the month of ADAR, and as such, we couldn’t think of a single person more appropriate to interview on this topic than the legendary Dr. Dave “The Rave” Lazerson. Dr. Laz has a contageous energy that can inspire anyone to step back and see how incredibly fortunate they are to be an educator. He views his learners as gifts and engages them with true joy and love. As an educator in the field of special needs for more than 40 years, he’s won two Teacher of the Year; awards from two different public school systems including Buffalo, NY in 1980 and Broward County Schools (the nation’s 6 the largest school district) in2007. Known as Dr. Laz, his multi-ethnic music group, Dr. Laz & The CURE, has opened for Al Green, The Winans, The Manhattans, and performed for the US Congress and halftime during a Miami Heat game, AND he sat in with the Grateful Dead! As an author, hes written five books, including the popular best seller of Skullcaps & Switchblades, which chronicles his work in an inner-city school in Buffalo, NY. His recent book, We’re All Special… Needs! Teach Me If You Can, is used by many teacher-prep colleges for training new educators in the field. To be noted, this interview was recorded LATE at night, and was one of the most enjoyable ever! Would love your feedback and thoughts! Jewish Leadership AcademyThe Jewish Education ProjectJewish Education Innovation Challenge Helen Jewish Special Education M²: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education Foundation for Jewish Camp Jewish Educational Alliance Mandel School for Educational Leadership Mandel Institute for Nonprofit Leadership Menachem Education Foundation Mayberg Foundation MAYBERG FAMILY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION TR Samis Foundation Slingshot UpStart Baltimore Jewish Abilities Alliance The Shefa School Shalva National Center Hidden Sparks David Yoni Natan Fund Understood.org Fred David Holly CAJE-Miami: Center for the Advancement of Jewish Education Jewish Funders Network Jewish Changemakers ReUp Education Educational Leadership Atlanta Jewish Foundation #educationalleadership https://lnkd.in/gJE64qim
Niflaot Podcast: Niflaot Podcast: Dr. Dave Lazerson… The JOY of being an Educator! on Apple Podcasts
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🎙️Harvard EdCast is always on my list of podcasts. An insightful conversation that prompts us to continue to think about fostering a love of reading alongside effective teaching strategies. Building, celebrating and nurturing inquisition and exploration of texts, language and ideas can (and should) be considered a crucial element of robust reading instruction. 📚 https://lnkd.in/eaP-sUFb
Navigating Literacy Challenges, Fostering a Love of Reading
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Authenticity Alchemist: Connecting people to their soul purpose | Brand Storyteller for positive change makers | Lightworker on a mission to awaken New Earth Leaders worldwide 🌍✨
"Living more consciously starts with redesigning our inner narrative and redesigning our inner drive – #storytelling allows us to do that." Thanks for capturing my story in your podcast, Jackie Scully, M.Ed 🎧 My story of launching Stellar Inc and embracing my role(s) as an Authenticity Coach, Brand Storyteller, Podcast Host, Ascension Teacher... I spent the first 18 years of my life in Bulgaria. The next decade was largely spent in the UK with lots of traveling around the world! What started as a creative pursuit eventually turned into a quest for meaning: "What is the meaning of life?" "Can we all be happy?" "How can we discover our joy?" "How can I channel more of my potential?" "Wait... am I really?" The 🔑 to answering all of those questions and many more is #selfgrowth Doing the inner work of self-growth has continuously transformed my life and the more consciously I show up for my daily habits, the more I grow into the person I always knew I was capable of becoming 🦋 In the School of Life, you're simultaneously: 1. A student who is hungry for knowledge, connections, growth, expansion and experiences 2. A teacher who is able to ignite change and inspire society to believe in their ability to do + be better I believe our ideas, imagination and determination can change the world and when we get together with appreciation for our #authenticity, we can truly shift the global narrative for the better 🌍💬 Watch the conversation: https://lnkd.in/dHZ59R8g Also on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/dN6b7CAZ Also on Apple Podcasts: https://lnkd.in/dtsuZQtA #authenticitymatters #authenticleadership #authenticself #leadership #education #selfgrowthjourney #selfempowerment #selfawareness #postivemindset #positiveleadership #positiveintelligence #newearth
Self-Growth as the Catalyst to Shift Education- Stella Yann's Vision for Authentic Education |
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Neurodiversity is important! This podcast episode is a great listen and thank you Nichole for speaking to it. When we explore neurodiversity among our youngest, the most profound support we can provide is listening and learning. Each of our own brains work differently and uniquely amazing! Check it out below. ⬇️ #neurodiversity #inclusionmatters School Specialty #inclusiveeducation
In this episode of The Schoolyard Podcast, host Nancy Chung and special guest Nichole Schlagel-Hope explore the value of neurodiversity in education. Listen in as they discuss the importance of inclusive teaching practices through embracing differences and building relationships to best support their unique strengths and needs. Click below for the full episode. https://lnkd.in/g3Nys8EG
The Schoolyard Podcast Episode 16: Embracing Neurodiversity in Education
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What does a disruptive approach look like in practice? And how can it help us foster greater empathy and inclusion? Author of How to Write Inclusive Materials, Tyson Seburn, answers these questions and more in this latest episode of the TESOL Pop podcast. Listen to the episode wherever you get your podcasts or on the website. 👇 A big thank you to our guest, Tyson Seburn for sharing insights from his book to record this episode. #howtoinclusive #inclusiveeducation #podcast
S9E4: A Disruptive Approach to Teaching and Materials — TESOL Pop
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It was a pleasure to contribute to this podcast, discussing Hong Kong's shadow education sector: root causes, benefits, concerns, and more. We also spoke about the ways AI technology might impact the shadow education industry in the future. The host asked great questions, showcasing a deep understanding of HK's school sector. Many thanks for the invitation Chris Jordan! #hongkong #shadoweducation #AI #tutoring #education
97% of students in HK have sought out a tutor at some point in their education. Discussing this and much more on the podcast is the brilliant Nutsa Kobakhidze from HKU. Listen via the link below or wherever to usually get them.
Nutsa Kobakhidze - The ‘Shadow Education’ Industry - Hong Kong
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We are thrilled to share that our esteemed author, Prof. Mirna Nel, recently featured as a guest on the podcast "Staffroom Chatter at Stellenbosch University," presented by Stellenbosch University's Faculty of Education. In "Season 4, Episode 1 - Learner Support in a Diverse Classroom", Prof. Nel had an engaging conversation with hosts Dr. Elzahn Rinquest and Mrs. Delecia Davids about her insightful book, "Learner Support in a Diverse Classroom". During this episode, the panel delved into the importance of inclusive education in South Africa, emphasising the critical need for teachers to support learners with diverse needs. The discussion highlighted the limitations of traditional education methods and the significance of continuous assessment and alternative approaches that prioritise learner progress. Key points discussed: - The necessity of personalised support for learners. - The importance of creating an inclusive learning environment. - Advocating for the prioritisation of inclusive education and support for diverse learners. This episode is a must-listen for #educators, #students, and anyone passionate about advancing #inclusiveeducation. 🎧 Listen to the full episode on https://lnkd.in/dZdDqFh4 #podcast #diversity #learnersupoort
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Narayana Educational Institutions has long been a beacon of academic excellence, dedicated to guiding students towards academic brilliance and personal growth, stated the press release Read the report here https://bit.ly/3zYr1OQ #Narayana #parent #Podcast #Guidecast
Narayana unveils Guidecast: A podcast offering expert insights for every parent
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