It’s All About The Students

It’s All About The Students

By Zeno G. Hines, Ed.D.EducationSelf-Improvement
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It’s All About The Students episodes

  • Though antiquated, responsibility is still due.
    In the inter-school districts across the country there is a preponderance of geriatrics who are caring for high school students. The gap in the generations sometimes cause a rift in understanding the different cultures between the two. I discuss this in this episode.
    32 min
  • Know When To Walk away
    Kenny Rogers song entitled “The Gambler” was the play inspiration for this episode. We do NOT need to be a spectator to every fight and altercation that happens in school. Kenny Rogers sang,”. When known fold them, know when to walk away, and know when to run. “
    8 min
  • It’s Allergy Season.
    As the seasons change most people suffer from allergies once this happens. Do we wait until the season is upon us to medicate ourselves or do we medicate ourselves throughout the year so when the seasons change our bodies are prepared. Much like how we should approach our academics. We cannot wait until the last minute to reach goals that take a steady approach.
    6 min
  • They Will Care When You Start To Care
    Teachers, counselors, Administrators, and other school staff are people. As with anything, they will show interest in someone when that someone shows Interest. Showing that you care about your education will spawn the help you need to succeed.
    7 min
  • Stick to the Strategy
    Students that do not have a plan or a strategy of success fail often. You must have a strategy in order to be successful and graduate from high school. Use all the resources available so that you can be successful.
    5 min
  • Look Behind You
    Behind every great work, even you, was someone. Don’t forget the persons who believed in you when you didn’t believe in yourself.
    4 min

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These podcasts are designed and focused to be for high school students. Many podcasts talk about the epidemic of dropping out of high school, but few talk to students directly. I attempt to do so in…