K12 On Learning

The increased costs of living have impacted every household. Our kids need to learn how we handle our financial well-being, understand money's value, and distinguish wants from needs. Today we revisit Joseph Okaly, a Certified Financial Planner, to discuss how to involve children in developing a financial plan.

Today we look back at 2022 from the podcast point of view and share some of our most popular voices, and the episodes that received the most comments, shares, and interactions.

Libraries are not just for books; they have evolved to become community hubs, serving an important role in civic life. In this episode, we welcome Holly Jackson, a former librarian, library director, and now a library consultant, to help us learn how things have changed at local libraries to benefit our communities and families.

The winter break can derail learning and spoil your routine unless you follow teacher trainer Ginny Murphy's five teaching tips to help students learn over the break.

Not every day are students able to speak with the leader of the largest publicly traded online education company, but today you will meet two young student entrepreneurs who will do just that. Get ready to hear how these students' online education is opening doors to their future and yours.

Stride CEO James J. Rhyu joins us at the request of two students, brothers Brennen-Pierson Wang and Julian-Alexandre Wang, enrolled at George Washington Online High School. They discuss successes, challenges, goals, encouragement, and the importance of humility and gratitude.

Placing a big red bow on a new pet is endearing at this time of year, but preparation must first occur. A child learning from home often enjoys the addition of a pet. Today we will visit with Jennifer Kornberger, a veterinary assistant and wildlife rehabilitation care expert, to learn how families can be prepared for a pet in the home.

Family traditions contribute a sense of comfort and belonging. Learning about traditions helps us understand how families, and even whole societies, can come together. In this episode, host Heidi Higgins invites students and families to share their thoughts and ideas about their own families.

Social Emotion Learning (SEL) and 7 Mindsets are taught in schools. They have been designed to promote self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and responsible decision-making in students and families. In this episode, you will be introduced to Krista Stippich, 7 Mindset's implementation manager for Stride K12. The 7 Mindsets are part of the Social Emotion Learning curriculum.

Let's face it. Sleep is a challenge for most of us—there is so much to do instead! But a good night's sleep makes all the difference in mental and physical health, performance, and relationships. Children need rested minds to learn, retain, and work through challenges. In this episode of K12 On Learning, Seattle-based Children's Gentle Sleep Expert Rebecca Michi discusses how to build a routine to give kids more control. Please subscribe, and don't forget to leave us a good review! Listen anywhere you find podcasts! #K12OnLearning

We are 100+ episodes strong and still going. Join us for this engaging podcast episode as we celebrate a big milestone with the “K12 On Learning” series. This podcast is ranked globally in the top 10% by ListenNotes. This means that each episode has had over 2,500 downloads. Listen now!