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- School Violence: Students to Shooters:Identifying Shooters 1Join the staff of White Apple Institute in an intensified look at violence on high school and college campuses. Invited experts will discuss methods to identify, increase understanding of the effect on teachers, as well as students’ privacy, and reduce this increasing phenomenon. Professor Applewhite will share insight on mental health, gun laws, and privacy act issues surrounding those students who become shooters, killers, and their victims. Much Love and Peace! MISS a show just check out the archives and press play at http://blogtalkradio.com/student2teacher1 hr 4 min
- The Greatest Resource is You! -Part Three of Three-The First StepsThis episode is a closing discussion of how we stay balanced after making the first steps into a new job, career, or classes. A few weeks ago, Professor Applewhite encouraged Listeners to set goals with realistic expectations. In other words, working or studying so much that our basic needs are not met. It is important for teachers and students to avoid added frustrations by setting goals we cannot accomplish successfully. After identifying that we hold the greatest resource within ourselves it is now the time to take those first steps towards our new goals. The goals we set could be getting off the couch and taking a walk, or deciding how many classes we are going to take next semester, or rewriting our resume in hopes of a new job opportunity, whatever we wish to accomplish in the future we must take the first steps in the present. Staff and guests of White Apple Institute welcome you to share your goals or challenges so we can continue to encourage each other.Much Love and Peace!MISS a show just check out the archives and press play at http://blogtalkradio.com/student2teacher1 hr 2 min
- The Greatest Resource is You! Part Three of Three-The First StepsAfter identifying that we hold the greatest resource within ourselves it is now the time to take those first steps towards our new goals. The goals we set could be getting off the coach and taking a walk, or deciding how many classes we are going to take next semester,or rewriting our resume in hopes of a new job opportunity, whatever we wish to accomplish in the future we must take the first steps in the present. Staff and guests of White Apple Institute welcome you to share your goals or challenges so we can continue to encourage each other.Much Love and Peace!9 min
- The Greatest Resource is YOU! Part Two of Three: Are we there yet?There are many resources hidden within us that can help us in the present. Join Professor Applewhite, the staff of White Apple Institute, and invited guests as they explore what are elders/ancestors instilled inside of us.We wish you much LOVE & PEACE52 min
- The Greatest Resource is YOU! Part One of Three- Where do I Start?Get the "inside scoop/news" by joining guest speakers who have experience in the employment and health care field. Get some knowledge about the processing of applications related specifically to services for those diagnosed with addictions, or those accepting the "label of disabled" and feel that work and college are out of reach..Many of us wonder about why we have so many problems helping those in need when tax dollars are being spent on many resources. This show addresses what resources are truly available.1 hr 2 min
- When the Student is Ready the Teacher Appears-Part Four of Four: The ConceptsThere will always be an internal teacher within who will help you make the most appropriate decisions in your life. Although this is Part One of Part Four of the series "When the Student is Ready the Teacher Appears" the concepts we discussed will remain with us forever if we allow. The major concepts we enjoyed were self-image,self-assessment, self-motivation, and self-respect. Professor Applewhite snd the staff of White Apple Institute welcome your comments and ideas.1 hr 2 min
- When the Student is Ready the Teacher Appears-Part Three of Four:Respect YourselfThis is an exciting episode with a special invitation to teachers who wish to share how they develop self-respect. Professor Applewhite and staff prove that it comes as no surprise that what teachers feel about their own self-respect is the way teach their students to develop effective human relations with others. Teachers are life-long learners and understand the importance of teaching that "attitude is everything"! However, no one is perfect or without personal or professional challenges (i.e. at home or on the job). Most teachers/administrators or related professionals, serving in the field of education understand that they are also students with internal teachers always appearing when needed to adjust attitude, self-respect and other intrapersonal skills.1 hr 1 min
- When the Student is Ready the Teacher Appears-Part Two of Four:Self-AssessmentThis Saturday episode Professor Applewhite and the White Apple Institute staff will discuss how basic needs, personal characteristics, genes, cultural and internal environment, and skills influence our behavior.Invited guests will share their views about environmental and personality changes.1 hr 1 min
- When the Student is Ready the Teacher Appears- Part One of FourProfessor Applewhite, staff, and invited guests welcome listeners to share their views about self-image and how we relate to others. We are all students and teachers at various times in our lives and we improve ourselves when teaching and learning from others.1 hr 3 min
- Review of How to Establish Success at School & WorkListen to great techniques about how to keep a job and successful interviewing.59 min
About Ask Dr. Applewhite
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The ASK DR. APPLEwhite Program is hosted by Danita Applewhite PhD CRC (Ret.), a U S Army Veteran, founder/director of White Apple Institute, retired professor of psychology, and certified counselor…
in the fields of vocational rehabilitation and independent living for over 40 years. Dr. Applewhite experiences disability from both sides of the desk as a professional and as a person with multiple disabilities. The program has been on Blog Talk Radio since 2009 and YouTube since 2018 and is dedicated to exploring the core principles of the disability rights movement. The program was started to address disability discrimination issues faced by adult students, inclusive of military veterans and has evolved to express the needs and challenges of all adults with visible and non-visible disabilities. Encouraged by the feedback of listeners, The Ask DR. APPLEWHITE Program is moving beyond the framework of disability rights and recognizing the need to expand and promote the disability justice movement. The program will delve deeply into the intersectional nature of disability, examining how ableism is intertwined with racism, sexism, politics, law, classism, social economics and other systems of oppression.
In collaboration with for-profit and nonprofit organizations, The ASK DR. APPLEWHITE Program has helped thousands "accept the challenge to change the perception of 'dis-abled' to 'differently-abled". The program focuses on a variety of topics that help listeners effectively manage living with disability, including chronic pain, emotional stress, learning and motivation issues, sexuality, and more. HEAR "down to earth”, controversial discussions, and success stories with guests, including professionals in education, counseling, social work, health care (mental and physical), and employment (Human Resources), that will improve performance and success in the workplace and classroom while managing life as a differently-abled person!
The ASK DR. APPLEWHITE Program sponsors White Apple Institute, a nonprofit public charity and home of the Differently-Abled Network (DAN). Ninety percent of net proceeds from sponsorships and membership fees are provided to the DAN. Your tax deductible DONATION at www.whiteappleinstitute.org helps provide financial resources and outreach to underserved persons with disabilities such as bus passes, minor car repairs, childcare, equipment repairs, test fees, work uniforms, and more to restore hope and prevent them from dropping out of life!