Rated G: The Future of Education: Brain Plasticity by Emma Hölge

What is brain plasticity? An how can it be implemented in learning environments? The future of education through a polyglots perspective.

Rated PG-13: The episode "How to Become a Refugee´s Hero with ASFXREFUGEES" is a short description of what refugees are and how we as students can help them find protection. We more specifically talk about the details on Mr. Gonzalez´ (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) first talk in regards to refugees as he mentions specific details on how to take action today. We invite you to listen to our podcast to get informed on refugees´ current status´ so we can become a bigger club that can support these communities.

Rated G: Welcome to "IB Unplugged: Your IB Roadmap," an official podcast of The American School Foundation hosted by three IB Seniors. Our mission is simple yet crucial: to provide a comprehensive guide to the IB Programme for future generations. Whether you're just starting to explore the IB or seeking specific tips for success, we've got you covered. From demystifying the basics of the IB to offering tailored recommendations, we're here to support you on your IB journey. Tune in, take notes, and let's navigate the IB together! 

Rated G: Welcome to the first episode ever of 4W2W! In this episode you'll meet the Officers, get to know our mission and objectives, semester activities, requirements to be an official member, and more! We'll discuss the importance of empowering young Mexican girls to become successful entrepreneurs, highlighting the economic disparities faced by women in Mexico and the impact of their club's activities on breaking the cycle of poverty. The episode also teases exciting upcoming events, including guest speaker talks with influential women in the field of entrepreneurship! Stay tuned for future episodes!

Rated PG-13: Tobacco (composed by nicotine) consumption alters the area of the brain responsible for modulating the processes of motivation, learning, and execution. In addition, this consumption is associated with mental health disorders such as episodes of anxiety, depressive symptoms, decreased sleep and increased wakefulness.

Join Andrea Montiel and Dr. Lorenza Sordo, Upper School Dean of Students, who will be addressing a very important matter on the use of drugs. They will be talking about different types of drugs to become aware of what they are, the consequences for the mind and body for using and abusing them, and to dispel some myths and truths regarding these drugs.

Please remember that the information given in this podcast series is of extreme importance and it should be taken seriously.

Rated PG: Hear the one and only Resource Rhinos from 5H talk about their incredible exhibition themes! This podcast will leave you gaping with awe. Be a part of the very first podcast to be published in the Lower School at ASF and learn from your favorite Rhino team; Tadeo, Lucas, Julia and Miranda.

Rated PG-13: Do not limit my potential

Weaknesses are found in everyone and in any situation. However, they do not limit one's potential. Instead, weaknesses prove self-will and encourage the mindset that anything can be achieved regardless of the behavior of others. You can covert your weaknesses and struggles by converting them into your strengths through self determination, hard work, and persistance.

Rated PG-13: Can art thinking save us?

With a world on the edge, can Design Thinking save us? In this talk, I propose a method before the design process has even begun, so that we can assess: are we asking the best questions? And how can uncovering better questions lead us to a more hopeful future? By exploring "experimental art" as a method of question forming, we will consider how "art thinking" can help us reframe the way we think about the world and all of its possible futures.

Rated PG-13: Dreaming and it's implications on life.

What comes to mind when you hear the word dream? Usually we think of dreams as things we long to experience. But, what about the process of dreaming? What is it that we know about it? Within this Ted talk we will dive into the process, but what it tells about us as humanity and individuals itself as well. I invite you to give dreams a new meaning and see there is yet, so much to explore.

Rated PG-13: Worldwide, cannabis is the most widely used illegal substance with 209 million people consuming it. Regarding the health problems associated with its consumption, approximately 13.1 million people present disorders.

Join Andrea Montiel and Dr. Lorenza Sordo, Upper School Dean of Students, who will be addressing a very important matter on the use of drugs. They will be talking about different types of drugs to become aware of what they are, the consequences for the mind and body for using and abusing them, and to dispel some myths and truths regarding these drugs.

Please remember that the information given in this podcast series is of extreme importance and it should be taken seriously.