The Calvin Nellum Podcast

Have you ever wondered why school board meetings can be such a snooze fest? In this insightful video, we delve into the reasons behind the lack of excitement in these gatherings and explore potential solutions to make them more engaging and impactful for all stakeholders involved.

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As a first-generation college student, Korie received a full-ride scholarship into the Dozoretz National Institute for Mathematics and Applied Science (DNIMAS) program at Norfolk State University, a historically black college or university (HBCU). In 2012,  Korie graduated from NSU with a Bachelor’s in Chemistry: Pre-Med and eventually landed a job at a biomedical device company called CryoLife, Inc.  Korie worked as a Medical Device Associate assembling the HeRO® Graft (Hemodialysis Reliable Outflow), the only fully subcutaneous AV access solution clinically proven to maintain long-term access for hemodialysis patients with central venous stenosis. While there,  Korie decided to pursue graduate studies and was accepted into Cornell University’s Biomedical Engineering PhD program.

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In this video, we delve into the concept of student-centered pedagogy and examine whether it is truly achievable in reality or merely an idealistic dream. Join us as we explore the practical implications, benefits, and challenges of implementing student-centered approaches in education, shedding light on the ongoing debate surrounding this innovative teaching philosophy.

Cringe Binge is a podcast that delves into the cringe generation, millennials. Exploring the internal conflict and societal pressures surrounding identity and self-acceptance. Hosted by @calvinnellumpodcast and @mrdatslife, the show provides a platform for candid conversations about the challenges of navigating the blurred lines between youth and adulthood in today's fast-paced world.

Please check out @mrdatslife profile and follow. He's an educator, creator, and change agent. On this podcast is about the pressures of growing up and how social media affects how we see ourselves. It's all about helping listeners navigate the challenges of being true to themselves in a world full of expectations and online influences.

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This episode was from the early days, and you'll have to pardon my tired appearance – I truly was exhausted. But this conversation was an eye-opener. Ms. Laws is the driving force behind my commitment to education. Her dedication to our kids and the advancement of education is inspiring and keeps me going.

This episode was really entertaining! It had lots of funny moments, discussions about basketball, and insults from your favorite basketball movie. Connor Cleary, Cody Borst, and Calvin Nellum blessed the podcast once again, and I'm so thankful for that. It's all about having fun, playing basketball, and being part of a close-knit community. Go check it out!

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In the world of education, each child brings with them a unique story, a narrative shaped by experiences that often transcend the classroom walls. For educators, it's not just about imparting knowledge; it's about understanding, empathy, and creating a safe space for growth.

🌈 Beyond the Lesson Plans: As teachers, we wear many hats - educators, mentors, and sometimes, the sturdy shoulders for those carrying unseen burdens. When students come from trauma-informed spaces, their journey is more than just academic; it's deeply personal, and often, challenging.

🌱 The Wisdom in Experience: Can anything truly prepare us to understand the depth of a student's experiences? Perhaps not. But what we can do is approach teaching with humility, recognizing that each child carries a world within them that goes beyond textbooks.

🤝 Building Bridges: It's about looking at the entire child. Academics are vital, but so is acknowledging the emotional landscape they navigate. It's about building bridges of trust and understanding, where students feel seen, heard, and valued for more than just their grades.

🌍 Growing Communities: Our classrooms are microcosms of the world, diverse in backgrounds and perspectives. By fostering a sense of community, we create spaces where students not only learn from us but also from each other. It's a tapestry woven with stories that enrich everyone involved.

💪 Encouraging, Engaging, Empowering: To empower a child is to uplift their spirit. It's about encouraging them to speak their truths, engaging them with material that resonates, and ultimately providing the tools to navigate their own unique paths to success.

🚀 A Classroom Where Wings Unfold: Our classrooms are more than rooms with desks and chairs; they are launchpads where potential takes flight. By acknowledging the whole child, we give them the wings to soar beyond any limitations, transforming challenges into stepping stones.

🌺 In Every Child, a Seed of Greatness: Every child, regardless of their past, carries within them the seed of greatness. It's our privilege as educators to nurture that seed, helping it bloom.


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This episode was from the early days, and you'll have to pardon my tired appearance – I truly was exhausted. But this conversation was an eye-opener. Ms. Laws is the driving force behind my commitment to education. Her dedication to our kids and the advancement of education is inspiring and keeps me going.