EducateU Podcast

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EducateU Podcast episodes

  • SEL & Workforce Development with Cheryl Mayes - EducateU ep#29

    Join us for a discussion with our guest, Cheryl Mayes, SEL & Workforce Development.

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    32 min
  • Media Literacy and SEL with Alicia Haywood - EducateU ep#28

    Join us for a discussion with our guest, Alicia Haywood, on media literacy and SEL.

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    40 min
  • Positive Childhood Experiences with Tamara Fyke - EducateU ep#27

    Join us for a discussion with Tamara Fyke on promoting positive childhood experiences. Some main points that she will be covering include:

    -The impact of covid on children's mental health

    -The 7 positive childhood experiences

    -How to counteract trauma in children's lives

    -Culturally relevant approaches to help children heal and succeed

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    22 min
  • Finding Your Voice with Dr. Shree Walker - EducateU ep#26

    Join us for a discussion with our guest, Shree Walker, on finding your voice.

    Dr. Shree Walker is the current Director of Special Education and Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) in Los Angeles County. She formerly served as the Director of Section 504 and Special Populations for Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools in Nashville, Tennessee. She also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Belmont University and serves on the leadership committee for the Sexual Assault Center, Nashville Tennessee.

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    34 min
  • Helping Students Tell Their Stories with Dianne Maroney - EducateU ep#25

    Join us for a discussion with our guest, Dianne Maroney, on helping students tell their stories.

    Dianne Maroney is a mental health clinical nurse specialist who developed The Imagine Project to help kids overcome trauma through self-expression. Check out The Imagine Project: https://theimagineproject.org/

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    31 min
  • Empower Yourself to Inspire Your Children/Students with Margaret Boersma - EducateU ep#22

    Join us for a discussion with our guest, Margaret Boersma, on learning how to empower yourself to make a difference in children's lives by building resilience, practicing gratitude, and understanding others' perspectives. Some main points that she will be covering are:

    1. Your perspective is your truth – how to calm someone down by understanding their perspective
    2. Building Resolve/Resilience – a strategy that allows us to be empowered, strong and creative
    3. Nurturing yourself and others – a practice of gratitude and acknowledgment

    To check out more videos for Educators, Parents, and Kids, subscribe to our channel and turn on our post notifications!

    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    33 min
  • The Role of Parent and Caregiver Partnership in Building the Social and Emotional Health of Parents with Shani Dowell - EducateU ep#21

    Join Tamara Fyke and guest speaker Shani Dowell, who is the founder and CEO of Possip, as they discuss how families need to be just as involved as the students when implementing social-emotional health into schools. Some main points of their conversation will be:

    1. You can't separate the social and emotional health of kids from the social and emotional health of their families.
    2. We need to give kids the tools to navigate their own social and emotional health - and talk to their families as well.
    3. We also need to work to help schools hear the needs from parents and keep a pulse on where families and caregivers are.

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    32 min
  • How Can I Use My ESSER Funding for SEL/Mental Health? With Dr. Casey Agena - EducateU ep#20

    Join Tamara Fyke and guest speaker Casey Agena, who is an advisor for LBW, as they discuss what ESSER is and how schools can use it. Some main points of conversation will be:

    1. What is ESSER and how can schools use it?
    2. Why should our financial officer care about SEL?
    3. What should we know moving forward about stimulus money?

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    36 min
  • Using Gratitude Science to Increase Equity in SEL With Michael Fauteux - EducateU ep#19

    Join us for a conversation with our guest, Michael Fauteux, as we discuss:

    1. Identity safety is a critical program component for students to have safe, equitable access to social-emotional learning
    2. Gratitude practice can facilitate a strengthens-based, student-centered way to recognize and reinforce social-emotional skills and wellbeing
    3. More equitable SEL means attending to adult wellbeing and social-emotional learning capacity

    Michael Fauteux. Ed.M., is the Executive Director and cofounder of the nonprofit GiveThx, a program that strengthens wellbeing and social-emotional skills using the science of gratitude. Mike is a 20-year educator committed to increasing equity in education. Prior to GiveThx he served as the Director of Innovation at Leadership Public Schools in Oakland, California, managing personalized learning, practice prototyping, and professional development. His past experience includes co-creating multiple edtech tools and working as an academic dean and master mathematics teacher.

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    Find more information about who we are and the projects we are working on:

    https://loveinabigworld.org

    33 min

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Welcome to the Love In A Big World EducateU podcast series! This is a podcast that empowers educators, parents, and students with practical tips for mental health and wellbeing. In this series, you…