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Life is full of ups and downs - sometimes you need a pep talk! In this small but mighty podcast, Stacy Davison discusses empowering strategies that will help you dominate life's challenges more mindfully. Life is tough but you are tougher!

Health & Fitness

I'm going to practice self-care by taking a little summer break from the podcast, but I'll be back with new podcast pep talks in September! Be sure to subscribe so you get the latest episodes when I start up again in the fall. And thank you so much for listening!

For complete show notes and more, visit personalpeptalk.com

Summer Break

How you finish matters. There's research that shows that the end of a person's experience will color the person's memory of that experience as a whole. So I think it's time we pay a little more attention to our endings - the end of the day, the end of meetings, the end of lessons. In this episode, I'll share how I'm learning that you can shift your entire experience of something just by choosing how you end it. 

For complete show notes and more, visit personalpeptalk.com

Finish Strong

Are you working on something that's got you feeling more than a little overwhelmed? Are you working on building some new skills, but feel so "not good enough" in that area, you just want to quit the whole thing altogether? I am! But I recently had a little a-ha moment about it that's helping me stick to my big goals and find the next baby step I need to take to achieve it. In this episode, I'll tell you all about it. 

For complete show notes and more, visit personalpeptalk.com.

Before You Quit

Do you ever have trouble getting your mind to "turn off" so you can fall asleep? Me too! I don't tend to think of myself as a "good sleeper" but I'm working on that. In this episode, I share how I'm helping myself fall asleep more peacefully so I can wake up more rested and ready to take on the day!

For complete show notes and more, visit personalpeptalk.com

Sleepy Gratitude

If you have a tendency to make up stories about situations you really know nothing about, I'm right there with you. Especially in my relationships. I've done this with Eric hundreds times. So I wanted to talk to him about it. We just pressed record and captured this vulnerable conversation as it happened. Listen in as we talk about the dangers of making assumptions and the power of communicating to get the truth instead.

For complete show notes and more, visit personalpeptalk.com

The Dangers of Making Up a Story

Personal Pep Talk

Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting is a biweekly podcast that focuses on 21st century parenting challenges and solutions. Hosted by Annie Fox and produced by Electric Eggplant, Family Confidential brings you practical parenting advice through in-depth conversations with authors, ed...

As kids grow their bodies change. So do their thoughts, feelings and desires. When young adolescents (10-14 year olds) start experiencing crushes, it can be exciting, awkward and very confusing. Tweens need education designed for them so they can make healthy choices when they are ready to become sexually active. Enter AMAZE, an innovative and yes, friendly, animated online video sex education resource for young adolescents. AMAZE takes the awkward out of sex education, or as they put it: "More info. Less weird." AMAZE is a partnership of three non-profit organizations: Answer, Advocates for Youth. and Youth Tech Health. Nicole Cushman, Executive Director of Answer, says, "The research shows that teens actually want to hear more from their parents about their values and expectations when it comes to sex, dating, and relationships." Encouraging, right? Annie talks to Nicole about how parents can comfortably talk to teens about sex.

About Nicole Cushman (@SexHonestly) and AMAZE (@AmazeOrg)
Nicole Cushman, MPH, Executive Director of Answer, an award-winning, national organization, providing invaluable sexuality education resources to millions of young people and adults every year. And one of the partners of Amaze.org. Nicole is passionate about empowering young people through honest, relevant and effective sexuality education. She has nearly 15 years of experience as an educator and trainer in sexual and reproductive health and has worked to strengthen sexuality education policies and programs across the U.S. Nicole oversees Answer’s sexuality education programs, finances and fundraising. She also manages Answer’s relationship with Rutgers University and represents Answer in the media. Learn more about http://Answer.rutgers.edu and http://AMAZE.org.

Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

FCV103 Tween Sex Talk. More Info. Less Weird, Nicole Cushman

When computer games are a problem for parents, it's usually because a child/teen has become obsessed and no longer shows interest in "family time." Even when family time isn't impacted, parents may have other questions like:

• "Is my child addicted to computer games?"
• "Are violent games encouraging my child to be violent and/or desensitizing him to violence?"
• "Is all this screen time hurting my child's social development?"

Dr. Rachel Kowert, psychologist, online gamer, and author of "A Parent's Guide to Video Games: The essential guide to understanding how video games impact your child's physical, social, and psychological well-being", makes a strong case for the positive impact of computer games and why parents may not need to worry about their kids' love of gaming.

About Dr. Rachel Kowert (@DrRachelKowert)
Dr. Kowert's research is primarily focused on the social impact of online games. This includes addressing the anecdotal claim that online game players are socially different/deficient as compared to offline or non-players, examining the impact of online video game play on offline friendship networks, and evaluating the tangible social benefits of online game play. Learn more at http://RKowert.com

About Annie Fox, M.Ed.
Annie is a parenting expert with 30+ years experience. She's been an online adviser to tweens, teens and parents since 1997. Her award-winning books include: "Teaching Kids to Be Good People", "The Girls Q&A Book on Friendship", and the groundbreaking Middle School Confidential™ book and app series. More information about Annie at: http://AnnieFox.com

About Family Confidential
Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting is a weekly podcast about 21st century parenting joys and challenges. Hosted by Annie Fox and produced by Electric Eggplant, Family Confidential provides practical parenting advice through down-to-earth interviews with parenting experts, educators, therapists, and entrepreneurs. These recorded discussions help parents strengthen family connections by providing tips, child-rearing insight and practical tools for guiding your kids through the tween years and beyond. http://FamilyConfidential.com

FCV102 Good News about Kids and Video Games, Dr. Rachel Kowert

At times, every child feels worried, confused, or scared. In those moments, kids need safe adults to talk to. When your child comes to you, out of the blue, with a burning question, or when your family is faced with a sensitive situation that requires your bringing kids into the loop, how do you do it effectively? Psychologist Dr. Robyn Silverman, author of "Good Girls Don't Get Fat" and "Bully: An Action Plan for Teachers, Parents and Communities to Combat the Bullying Crisis" reminds parents that conversations are "not soliloquies." Listening (without distractions) to what your child has to say is at least as important as what you have to say. Annie and Robyn discuss how to talk to kids about anything.

About Robyn Silverman (@DrRobyn)
Dr. Robyn Silverman, AKA Dr. Robyn, is a leading Child and Adolescent Development Specialist with a focus on character education and body/self esteem development during childhood, adolescence, and young adulthood. As a strong believer that children are assets to be developed, not deficits to be managed, her work reflects a positive approach that shows that with the right tools, all young people have the ability to thrive and succeed. Her popular podcast "How to Talk To Kids About Anything" is a compassionate resource for parents. As a body image expert, Dr. Robyn’s groundbreaking research at Tufts University demonstrates that those girls who deviate from the Western ideal of thinness can find a way to thrive. Learn more at: http://DrRobynSilverman.com

About Annie Fox, M.Ed.
Annie is a parenting expert with 30+ years experience. She's been an online adviser to tweens, teens and parents since 1997. Her award-winning books include: "Teaching Kids to Be Good People", "The Girls Q&A Book on Friendship", and the groundbreaking Middle School Confidential™ book and app series. More information about Annie at: http://AnnieFox.com

About Family Confidential
Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting is a biweekly podcast about 21st century parenting joys and challenges. Hosted by Annie Fox and produced by Electric Eggplant, Family Confidential provides practical parenting advice through down-to-earth interviews with parenting experts, educators, therapists, and entrepreneurs. These recorded discussions help parents strengthen family connections by providing tips, child-rearing insight and practical tools for guiding your kids through the tween years and beyond. http://FamilyConfidential.com

Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

FCV101 How to Talk to Kids About Anything, Dr. Robyn Silverman

In the minds of kids as well as adults "failure" is something to be avoided at all costs. But Jessica Lahey, educator and author of "The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Kids Can Succeed" says we may be missing something important in our mistake-averse approach to life. "I don't want kids to fail. I want kids to have this adapt-positive response to making mistakes. Unfortunately, when I talk to parents these days a B- is 'failure' to them." Annie talks with Jessica about how our current hyper fixation on success hurts kids and what we can do to help them succeed while acknowledging the value of making mistakes along the way.

About Jessica Lahey (@JessLahey)
Jessica Lahey is an educator, writer, and speaker. She is an English and writing teacher, correspondent for the Atlantic, commentator for Vermont Public Radio, and writes the "Parent-Teacher Conference" column for the New York Times. She is the author of the New York Times bestselling book, "The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed". Learn more at http://JessicaLahey.com

About Annie Fox, M.Ed.
Annie is a parenting expert with 30+ years experience. She's been an online adviser to tweens, teens and parents since 1997. Her award-winning books include: "Teaching Kids to Be Good People", "The Girls Q&A Book on Friendship", and the groundbreaking Middle School Confidential™ book and app series. More information about Annie at: http://AnnieFox.com

About Family Confidential
Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting is a biweekly podcast about 21st century parenting joys and challenges. Hosted by Annie Fox and produced by Electric Eggplant, Family Confidential provides practical parenting advice through down-to-earth interviews with parenting experts, educators, therapists, and entrepreneurs. These recorded discussions help parents strengthen family connections by providing tips, child-rearing insight and practical tools for guiding your kids through the tween years and beyond. http://FamilyConfidential.com

Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

FCV100 The Gift of Failure, Jessica Lahey

In the minds of kids as well as adults "failure" is something to be avoided at all costs. But Jessica Lahey, educator and author of "The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Kids Can Succeed" says we may be missing something important in our mistake-averse approach to life. "I don't want kids to fail. I want kids to have this adapt-positive response to making mistakes. Unfortunately, when I talk to parents these days a B- is 'failure' to them." Annie talks with Jessica about how our current hyper fixation on success hurts kids and what we can do to help them succeed while acknowledging the value of making mistakes along the way.

About Jessica Lahey (@JessLahey)
Jessica Lahey is an educator, writer, and speaker. She is an English and writing teacher, correspondent for the Atlantic, commentator for Vermont Public Radio, and writes the "Parent-Teacher Conference" column for the New York Times. She is the author of the New York Times bestselling book, "The Gift of Failure: How the Best Parents Learn to Let Go So Their Children Can Succeed". Learn more at http://JessicaLahey.com

About Annie Fox, M.Ed.
Annie is a parenting expert with 30+ years experience. She's been an online adviser to tweens, teens and parents since 1997. Her award-winning books include: "Teaching Kids to Be Good People", "The Girls Q&A Book on Friendship", and the groundbreaking Middle School Confidential™ book and app series. More information about Annie at: http://AnnieFox.com

About Family Confidential
Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting is a weekly podcast about 21st century parenting joys and challenges. Hosted by Annie Fox and produced by Electric Eggplant, Family Confidential provides practical parenting advice through down-to-earth interviews with parenting experts, educators, therapists, and entrepreneurs. These recorded discussions help parents strengthen family connections by providing tips, child-rearing insight and practical tools for guiding your kids through the tween years and beyond. http://FamilyConfidential.com

Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

FCV100: The Gift of Failure — Guest: Jessica Lahey

Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting with Annie Fox, M.Ed.

A show about Paleontology and Earth Sciences

How do Paleontologists know what kind of dinosaur they have found? Dinosaur George discusses this and then answers listener questions about Dinosaur Camouflage, Cryolophosaurus and Hybrid Dinosaurs.

Fossil Identification – Episode #142

Why are the dinosaurs so “vocal” in movies and tv shows? Is that what dinosaurs really sounded like? In the episode, Dinosaur George gives his opinion on this topic. He also answers Skype and listener submitted questions. If you would like to submit a question, use our Ask Dinosaur George form. https://dinosaurgeorge.com/ask-dinosaur-george

Dinosaur Sounds in TV and Film – Episode #140

In the episode Dinosaur George answers questions submitted by listeners. If you would like to submit a question, you can visit our Ask Dinosaur George page https://dinosaurgeorge.com/ask-dinosaur-george.Or use SKYPE and contact Dinosaur.George and leave a message or talk live with George. This episode also includes an interview with Dinosaur George’s friend, paleo-artist, Eric Warren.

Dinosaur George Q&A – Interview with Eric Warren – Episode #139

Evolutionary Biologist, Dr. Devin O’Brien talks about his research into the evolution into the canine teeth of the saber-toothed cat, Smilodon. Dr. O’Brien is a Postdoctoral Researcher from the Biology Department in Colby College in Waterville, Maine. The main focus of his research and study is the Evolution of Extreme and Bizarre Morphology in Insects. […]

The Evolution of the Canine Teeth of a Sabertoothed Cat – Interview with Dr. Devin O’Brien – Episode #138

This is the second interview with paleontologisat Dr. Dave Hone about pterosaurs. In this episode Dr. Hone goes into greater detail about the skeletal structure of the flying reptiles, including discussions on flight, walking, climbing and wing attachment to the body. Like part 1 “Blog # 136”, this is another very informative interview that gives […]

137 – Part 2 of Dr. Dave Hone’s Interview about Pterosaurs

Dinosaur George Podcast - A Podcast Devoted to Paleontology and Natural Science

Helping Educators Shape the Minds of the Next Generation. One Practical Tip at a Time.

Education Technology

Here are our general observations, a review of where the sentiment is and productivity is, almost a year after Covid19 hit.
02:05 Our hopes
03:06 Teachers are still being very reactive, day to day based on COVID cases coming in and out
04:26 Thinking about our first graders and their teachers
06:10 Administrators putting out even weirder fires 
08:01 Teacher confidence – getting teachers comfortable to be in the classroom and bring their best for kids
09:17 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Source: TeacherGoals
11:00 If we are saying that it is this urgent, then let’s prove it with money and our thanks and our time.
12:50 Do good teaching. Think back to what you know is best practice and do that. And that way, whatever you plan will translate back into your school day.
 


BEP078 – Post-Covid Year in Review

Why do we pull data and set goals around sub-groups in a school when we have a goal that’s hoping to meet the needs of all students?
 
02:00 Schools setting goals based on data on student academic success
03:00 Schools also set goals based on specific subgroups 
03:30 Trying to understand where some of the goals developed for subgroups came from
04:30  You look into the data, you see some gaps, you want to target success in those specific areas. And then you set those sub-goals based on where those gaps are. 
05:38 When we ignore the data indicating that certain subgroups are in crisis, we’re also ignoring their experience. 
07:00 How are we gathering as a community around these needy kids? 
08;36 Where is your focus when there are subpopulations and sub-goals
09:50 Personalized learning comes in to meet the students at their individual needs
10:50  If you plan for your neediest students, everyone’s going to benefit.
13:30 We need to plan from the student up, not the teacher down. 
 


BEP077 – Designing Equity-Based Goals

What is the impact on relationships that this remote virtual learning world has put on teachers, parents, students, and staff?
02:00 Why this episode
03:00  Building rapport and building relationships
03:19 Transactional relationships
03:45 You don’t have those water cooler moments anymore
04:17 How do you build trust?
05:00 Strategy cycles at Whiteknact Elementary, with principal Laurie Marchand 
06:00 “The reason I build rapport with my students is so that they feel safe.”
06:30 We need to continue to make connections and build rapport because we don’t have those in-between moments anymore.
06:53 Why do we default into existing, comfortable relationships?  It’s because we haven’t been able to build trust.
09:42 What are the great work that teachers are doing to build rapport?
 

 

BEP076 – Post-Covid Impact on Relationships in Schools

What can potentially engage students virtually?
Here are different tactics to lessen the load on the emotional exhaustion that happens from running a virtual classroom all day, and to increase student engagement. 
04:49 Flipped model for learning
09:01 Having an agenda or checklist
10:46 Pick sticks
13:05 Waterfall response
 


BEP075 – Musings on Student Engagement 2.0

We talk about stamina as it pertains to distance learning from the student and teacher perspective, and the challenge of student engagement.
01:32 Three  buckets of stamina:

* from the lens of a teacher
* from a first grader doing distance learning
* from an older learner, an adolescent ninth-grade student

04:31 Everybody is trying to get some sort of sense of belonging, some sort of sense of connection, but at the same time, you have this cognitive dissonance
05:38 Is this a muscle that we just have to exercise over the next month or is this something that we’re going to be really working for the next year?
07:22 One of the things that’s connected to stamina is engagement. How are we keeping kids engaged as their stamina ends? And as my stamina, as a teacher, kind of ebbs? … What can I do about it?
08:15 Action steps on how to focus on improving virtual stamina
 


BEP074 – On Stamina, and Why It’s Important

Be Education Podcast

Join Les, Matthew and Sarah as they got through catechisms and discuss the Lord.

On our final episode: We discuss the second coming of Jesus and the final state of man. Subscribe to the Kidcast!

Kidcast 27: Come, Lord Jesus

This week: We talk about Jesus’ reign in Heaven and the final judgement. Subscribe to the Kidcast!

Kidcast 26: The Final Judgement

This week: We finish our discussion on baptism and the Lord’s supper. Subscribe to the Kidcast!

Kidcast 25: The Sacraments Part 2

This week: We begin our discussion on baptism and the Lord’s supper. Subscribe to the Kidcast!

Kidcast 24: The Sacraments Part 1

This week: We finish our discussion of the petitions in the Lord’s Prayer. Subscribe to the Kidcast!

Kidcast 23: The Lord’s Prayer Part 2

The Reformed Kidcast

Die erste Websoap für Deutschlerner: Begleitet die brasilianische Studentin Jojo 33 Folgen lang auf ihrer Suche nach dem Glück in ihrer neuen Heimatstadt Köln.

Mit welchen Adjektiven kannst du Personen beschreiben? Wie redest du über Zweifel und Entscheidungen? Schau dir die letzte Folge der ersten Jojo-Staffel an.

33 Ben

Was sagst du zu jemandem, mit dem du einen Konflikt hattest? Wie werden klärende Gespräche geführt? Und wie kannst du jemanden neugierig auf etwas machen?

32 Der große Abend

Du liebst jemanden und findest es schwierig, darüber zu sprechen? Was kannst du tun? Und wie gibt man etwas Unangenehmes zu? Sieh dir unsere Jojo-Folge an!

31 Die Erleichterung

Wie kann man versuchen, andere umzustimmen, zu überzeugen oder von ihrem eingeschlagenen Weg abzubringen? Und wie drückt man Neugier und Überraschung aus?

30 Zeit für Entscheidungen

Wie sagst du, dass du an einer Entscheidung oder einem Urteil zweifelst? Wie beschreibst du zeitliche Zusammenhänge oder Abläufe mit den richtigen Worten?

29 Erste Zweifel

Jojo sucht das Glück | Deutsch lernen | Deutsche Welle

Tenley Marie, your 10 year old host, introduces you to amazing and inspirational entrepreneurs, inventors and visionaries who are reinventing what it means to be a kid!  Each episode, she'll share another intriguing story and pull back the curtain to show you the secrets, trials and triumphs from th...

Built For Kids

The following video podcasts are based on the Chemistry units found within the Ontario Curriculum

2.03 - Lewis Diagram of Phosphate Polyatomic Ion - 10:50

Link to Lap Report: http://bit.ly/hXrYav Please print this lab report and bring it with you on the day that you will be conducting this lab in class. STS: Student Teaching Students: The Labs Safety Cindy welcomes Hot Jazz, Cool Dani, and Master James to help her explain the procedures involved with the Formation of a Hydrate Lab. Watch this video, acquaint yourself with the materials and procedures so that your lab with run smoothly. Remember to follow proper safety procedures. Do not attempt this without the proper guidance and supervision of a qualified science teacher.

STS: Formation of Hydrate Lab - 8:14

Station #1: Burning Magnesium Ribbon by Cindy - 3:31

Station #2: Electrolysis of Water by Danielle - 0:46

Station #3: Calcium + Water by Marc - 3:50

Chemistry PapaPodcasts

I am an outdoor educator, but my job only runs in the fall and spring. So what do I do for the rest of the year? I move. I fill in the gaps. This podcast is about working and living seasonally. Follow me as I take you through my first year of new jobs, new cities, new friendships and new skin.

What is the part of me that's been here the whole time, underneath all of my skins?

12. MAY

My High Trails can't be made of the people surrounding me, but in April, it also can't be made of the work. So, what is my High Trails skin?

11. APRIL

What happens when you can't shed your seasonal skin?

10. MARCH

What is it about the perfect snow globe I live in that is making me hesitate to commit to a summer guiding job?

9. FEBRUARY

What happens when the dreamy parts of seasonal life become more like a nightmare?

8. JANUARY

Seasonal Skin

It’s the last day of camp! Lolly and Candy Fluff prepare to present their special secret project for the Tri-County Camporee, with some help from Nurse Numb. Things don’t exactly go according to plan, but that doesn’t stop Lolly and friends from ending their camp adventures on a sweet note! Check out the official music video […]

Episode #026 – Summer Camp’n Part 6: Last Day of Camp

Lolly and Candy Fluff are busy working on their secret project for the big Tri-County Camporee! Meanwhile, Lolly receives a letter from her Sasquatch friend Gordon, who’s having a rough time at dance camp. Click here to download a fun word search inspired by this episode! Click here to watch Lolly and Gordon enjoy the […]

Episode #025 – Summer Camp’n Part 5: Ballet Bigfoot

Lolly gets a letter from Janet the Pug!  Janet’s space camp experience is out of this world — she’s boldly going where no pug has gone before! PLUS: Click here to download a fun word search inspired by this episode! Recording engineers – Paul Rudolph & Tom Spahn Written by Jamie Donmoyer and Leslie Carrara-Rudolph […]

Episode #024 – Summer Camp’n Part 4: Pug in Space!

Mail call!  Granny Dot pens the perfect letter about her positively peculiar participation in Potholder Camp.  Meanwhile, back at Camp BLART, a familiar campfire song is interrupted by a surprise visitor… and why are Lolly and Candy Fluff so itchy?  Tune in to WLLRPD as our Summer Camp’n series continues! PLUS: Click here to download […]

Episode #023 – Summer Camp’n Part 3: Potholder Paradise – A Letter From Granny Dot

Lolly’s summer camp adventure continues with her first day of camp!  But as Lolly explains in her letter to Granny Dot, camp’s not as much fun as she hoped. Fortunately, she soon learns that there’s a rainbow popsicle at the end of every storm. Click here to download a fun word search inspired by this episode! […]

Episode #022 – Summer Camp’n Part 2: Welcome to Camp BLART

Lolly's Radio Playdate!

Reading Comprehension: This is a poem written by Robert Louis Stevenson. http://smarttutor.com

Stories for Kids: The Swing

Reading Comprehension: Louis-Armstrong http://smarttutor.com

Stories for Kids| Louis Armstrong

Reading Comprehension: Adapted from a Filipino folktale. http://smarttutor.com

Stories for Kids | The Golden Feast

Reading Comprehension: This article describes the Caracal. http://smarttutor.com

Stories for Kids | What is a Caracal?

This is a passage about the Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming. http://smarttutor.com

The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming | Stories for Kids

Stories for Kids - Smart Tutor

A podcast focussed on the Victorian VCE Unit 3/4 Biology course.

This episode is about Hominin evolution and also lots of listener questions as we head into the final exam for VCE Biology Unit 3/4.

email: biologypodcast@gmail.com 
forum: www.facebook.com/biologypodcast
Free voicemail http://biologyoracle.podomatic.com (click the orange button) or click the Speakpipe button on the Facebook page.
Douchy's Website: http://www.evolveducation.com.au

© 2017 Andrew Douch   Please do not reproduce without permission. 

Disclaimers: 1. The explanations provided in this podcast are given in good faith but no responsibility will be taken for their accuracy. 2. The opinions expressed in this podcast are my own. They do not represent the opinions of the VCAA or any other organisation or government body.

1716 The Rellies

Douchy's Biology

Research-backed tips and hacks straight from parents, educators and neuroscientists on raising motivated, confident, and compassionate children. Hosted by Jenny Woo, Harvard educator, mom of three, and creator of the social and emotional skills game used in families, schools, and clinics in 20+ coun...

In this episode, I chat with Sarah Engle and Bene Webster, co-founders of UsPlus on the topic of mastery in the context of Social Emotional Learning (SEL). We provides insights on the following:  Perfectionism vs. Mastery How to support and assess social emotional learning (SEL) SEL trends in the classroom Teacher’s mindsets on SEL Deep listening and Productive disagreements 

Mastery: How to Support Social Emotional Learning

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day, I'm airing a special series of intimate and insightful interviews with educators and professors on topics related to Implicit Bias. Our seventh topic of the series: Whiteness and Niceness. In this episode, I chat with Dr. Angelina Castagno, Professor of Educational Leadership and Foundations at Northern Arizona University, and the Executive Director of Just Perspective, LLC. She discusses her research around the concepts of Whiteness and Niceness in terms of inequity and injustice with the interaction of race, gender, and social class. Here are just a few examples of the many experiential learning anecdotes and definitions covered in this episode:   The price of nice: how the privilege of “colorblindness” perpetuates social inequity and injustice   What “Whiteness” means through the lens of identity, ideology, and institution   A series of self-reflective questions parents and teachers should be asking themselves on race and racism   Unpacking the definitions and implications in Equality vs. Equity   Concrete examples of what parents and teachers can do to promote social justice through “sphere of influence”   Personal parenting examples on how to talk to children about race and racism  

030: Whiteness and Niceness: How to Talk to Young People about Inequity

In this episode, I chat with Dr. Judy Wu, PhD Stanford, Professor and Chair of Asian American Studies in the School of Humanities, at the University of California, Irvine. She shares her personal experience on as an Asian immigrant and anecdotes on raising her children in California and Ohio. The following topics were discussed:   Overview of the history of Model Minority   Uncovering how assumptions could negatively impact Asian American students in the support they receive for mental health and academic interventions   The relationship between model minority and systemic discrimination   How to have a conversation with children on race: need vs. opportunity   Concrete examples of how schools and public institutions can create an inclusive and global understanding of the United States  

029: Model Minority: Uncovering Assumptions on Asian Americans

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day, I'm airing a special series of intimate and insightful interviews with four Harvard educators and two University of California professors on topics related to Implicit Bias. Our fifth topic of the 6-part series: Language. In this episode, I chat with Dr. Elizabeth Pena, Speech Language Pathologist and professor at the University of California, Irvine. She shares insights on issues and myths in language diagnostics in schools based on her 30+ years of experience in the field and in research. The following topics were discussed: Implicit Bias (Language Impairment & Bilingualism)  Debunking parenting and schooling myth around language usage The role of bilingualism in Special education Developmental Language Disorder: what it is and ways to diagnose Consequences in overidentification to under-identification of language impairment How parents can advocate for timely and accurate language testing at school 

028: Language: Myths in Bilingualism and Language Impairment

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. day, I'm airing a special series of intimate and insightful interviews with four Harvard educators and two University of California professors on topics related to Implicit Bias. Our fourth topic of the 6-part series: Special Education. In this episode, I chat with Melanie, Emmy award winning filmmaker, community activist, mother of 3, and former ward of the state. She shares her personal experience raising and advocating for a daughter with Down syndrome. She discusses implicit biases she had as a new parent and biases she has encountered as an educator and parent. She shares a number of resources in this episode, and in addition:   Mainstream biases around learning disabilities and how to deal with it    How to “see to believe” for yourself and others   How to set expectations for yourself and your child   Persistent, Professional, Polite. Ways to advocate for your child   How teachers and educators can find their voice when working with children with special needs.   How to select the right school for your child  

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Personal Pep Talk

Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting with Annie Fox, M.Ed.

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