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Use Your Words
By Sam Futrell & Rebekah O'DellEducation
Use Your Words episodes
- S01 Episode 06: Why Should We Care About Other Events in the World?On this episode, Annabelle, Ava, August and Isabelle discuss the bystander effect and their responsibility to advocate for the safety and security of all people around the world.12 min
- S01 Episode 05: Does Everything Happen for a Reason?In this episode, Sophia, Kendall, and Anna discuss the role of fate in their own lives and the lives of Jews involved in the Holocaust.18 min
- S01 Episode 03: Do You Wish You Could Return to Moments from your Past?On this episode, Lucy, Kathryn, and Mary Katherine examine the relationship between fate, regret, and their own privilege in relation to global events.14 min
- S01 Episode 02: Does Stress Affect How We Make Decisions?On this episode, Sam, Faith, Peyton, and Sam examine how stress affects their everyday lives and connect it with the fateful decisions made by Anne Frank and Elie Wiesel during WWII.24 min
- S01 Episode 01: Introducing The HarknessOn this episode, podcast hosts Rebekah O'Dell and Sam Futrell explain Harkness discussions and how they relate to podcasting, talk about how we got students started with this particular podcasting experiment, and we'll share where we are in our current student-led podcast project.40 min
About Use Your Words
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This is Use Your Words, a seasonal podcast featuring the voices and perspectives of middle school students. Each season, lovable, insightful, awkward middle schoolers craft episodes on topics they’re…
learning in English and history. While these student-led episodes form the backbone of our podcast, teachers Rebekah O’Dell and Samantha Futrell introduce and conclude each season with episodes designed to help other educators conduct similar projects in their own classrooms. The ultimate product is an endearingly organic experiment in education.