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Leadership Elements, Qualities and Choices. The host for this show is Chuck Crumpton. The guests are Benjamin Davis, Vernellia Randall and Doug Chin.
Overly or Rightfully Afraid. The host for this show is Jay Fidell. The guest is Juan Pablo Tello.
Cost and Efficiency Vs Value. The host for this show is Mitch Ewan. The guest is Toby Kinkaid.
Help for High Risk People. The host for this show is Ken Burtness. The guest is Toni Baran.
Vrolio with Erica Muller. The host for this show is Xoe Heeney. The guest is Erica Muller.
Nation's Issues Do Have an Effect in Hawaii. The hosts for this show are Tim Apicella and Jay Fidell. The guests are Vicky Cayetano and Cynthia Lee Sinclair.
Chicago and Honolulu, the Uneven Pair. The host for this show is Martin Despang.
Discussion of 'The Three-Year Swim Club' with author and book club member.
Ken Austin has finished film school and she is now preparing to launch her career in Los Angeles in film production. We check in with her and find out how things are going and what it looks like for her career.
Many educators think of creativity as open-ended 'free-time' activities. But creative thinking strategies are powerful tools to empower learners, build comprehension, increase content comprehension, engage students in the learning process, and increase student ownership for learning. Creative thinking is one of the top qualities companies around the world look for when hiring new employees, yet it is often ignored within our educational system. The focus is too often on 'what to think' instead of helping students learn 'how to think.' Moving creative thinking into the mainstream of education not only involves the commitment of classroom teachers, but needs the support of school administrators. We need creative-thinking teachers and creative-thinking students working together for creative thinking to become a life-long skill. Dr. Juntune has been fortunate to witness & experience this as a K-12 teacher and now university professor & program director of Creative Studies at Texas A&M.
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