Podcast appearances and mentions of beth maloney

Since March 2020, most of us have a deeper grasp of who is an “essential worker.” The Baltimore Museum of Industry is featuring a show about those who are indispensable to our young people: Baltimore City school food-service workers. Like Sheila Alston, who helped feed students for more than 30 years: “We are part of the learning process with the kids. Because a child cannot learn if they're hungry.” We learn more about the audio-visual exhibit from the B-M-I's director of interpretation Beth Maloney, and from photographer J.M. Giordano who created the black and white portraits: “These are people who do a fantastically important job, so I wanted to make them look like superheroes almost.” Links: Food for Thought, online at BMI, J.M. Giordano, Night Work at Goucher College Rosenberg Gallery.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE ARTS ARE IMPORTANT, FOR MANY REASONS. JOINING ME TODAY TO TALK ABOUT AN AMAZING ORGANIZATION IS BETH MALONEY- SHE IS THE DIRECTOR OF ARTS EDUCATION AT ACT ONE

Mary Beth's involvement with Muni began in 1971 when a coworker told her that Funny Girl was looking for a prompter. Mary Beth then made her stage debut the next year in the chorus of The Most Happy Fella. Over the years, Mary Beth has performed in a number of shows. She says her biggest role was playing Fanny Brice in the 1984 production of Funny Girl, thus going full circle. Mary Beth was appointed to the Board of Trustees a few years ago. Want to get involved in this project? Email history@themuni.org

PANS and PANDAS are neuropsychiatric disorders caused by infections that can rapidly affect children. Today Beth Maloney, author of Saving Sammy, shares the causes, symptoms, and treatments of PANS and PANDAS, as well as her son’s own experience.

We are so excited to kick off this new year with such an amazing episode! We love bringing to you, our listeners, all the best and brightest in the field of education. It’s our mission really here on Top of the Class and today is no different as we welcome a very special guest to the show. Today’s guest comes with tons of knowledge and experience in so many areas of education. Dr. Beth Maloney was the 2014 Arizona Teacher of the Year. She currently serves as president of the AZ state chapter of the National Network of State Teachers of the Year and as past president of the AZ National Board Certified Teacher Network. She also teaches fifth-grade at Sunset Hills Elementary School in the Dysart Unified School District in Surprise, Arizona, where she’s an amazing teacher and also a strong and bold advocate for continuing teacher education and professional development! Please welcome and join us in listening to the wonderful, Dr. Beth Maloney! Also, as always, Meredith and I LOVE your feedback, so tweet us any thoughts or ideas on Twitter @GCU_TOTC. GO LOPES!

Join Katie and Beth Maloney, the 2014 Arizona Teacher of the Year, as they discuss cross curricular approaches in the classroom, policy, the problem with standardized tests, equity in education, and their love of sci-fi and the X-Files, plus so much more. https://bethmaloneydaringtoteach.wordpress.com/

It’s an election year and the U.S. is experiencing a seemingly more contentious political climate than usual. In this episode of 3Ps in a Pod, hosts Donnie and Angelia discuss how they handled election seasons and politics in their classrooms before welcoming Beth Maloney, 2014 Arizona Teacher of the Year, to talk more about civics and respectful discourse. Together, they discuss media literacy, differentiating opinion from fact, strategies for generating discussion, bias in the classroom, and communicating with parents. Maloney sites Common Sense Media for Educators as a helpful resource for elementary school teachers. She also introduces Donnie and Angelia to the Save the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus campaign. Be sure to find more information about the Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus here. Click here to open up a reflection guide for this episode to help you plan your civics instruction. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

This week’s episode of 3Ps in a Pod puts conversations about classroom engagement into action with “PD in 30.” This special segment is exactly what it sounds like: a professional development session in 30 minutes or less. PD in 30 is most beneficial if you’re able to listen with a pencil and paper in hand and can easily hit the pause and play buttons on your listening device. Feel free to listen with a group of other teachers or by yourself. In this episode, you’ll join Beth Maloney, NBCT, of Dysart Unified School District, and James King, of Glendale Union High School District, in discussion about the importance of engagement and activities you can apply immediately in your classroom. Learn more about the Kagan Strategies Beth and James reference here. Learn more about the Arizona K12 Center at azk12.org.

Steel-making was the throbbing heart of Sparrows Point for more than a century. With the “Bethlehem Steel Legacy project,” The Baltimore Museum of Industry and Tradepoint Atlantic intend to document steel at the Point--from its rise to its demise--by engaging the community.Auni Gelles, the museum’s community programs manager and director of interpretation Beth Maloney share some of what people have told them. Plus WYPR reporter John Lee tells us what Sparrows Point looks like today, and what’s planned for the future and we hear excerpts from ----Mill Stories.----

Join us this week as we talk to Chris Kotterman and Dr. Beth Maloney about what has been happening at the Arizona State Capitol. Chris is here to update us on new laws that will impact practice next school year and what is still happening on the policy front that educators will want to pay close attention to. If you would like to learn more about the Arizona Schools Boards Association visit: azsba.org. Dr. Maloney spends some time talking to us about the Arizona NBCT Network’s Two Weeks of Action where NBCTs took time to meet with legislators and share information about National Board Certification and its impact on students and their profession. If you are an NBCT who wants to get involved in the Network, we urge you to register for this year’s Arizona NBCT Network Convening on May 4, 2019. To learn more about the 2019 convening and register visit azk12.org/event/30727/details.

S02/E07: Located in a waterfront 1860s oyster cannery in the Baltimore Harbor, The Baltimore Museum of Industry is trying to inspire and engage their visitors around the concept of work by telling the stories of historical workers. But in order to better fulfill this mission, the museum has to be constantly re-evaluating themselves and their assumptions about work. In this episode, I talk to staffers Beth Maloney and Auni Gelles about how an experimental interactive and a new job description are pushing the museum beyond more traditional education and interpretation methods. This episode is sponsored by Grove History Consulting. Featured songs in this episode are by The Bumper Jacksons, off their new album, I Never Met a Stranger. DOWNLOAD TRANSCRIPT Find more information on the museum and photos on my website, hhethmon.com. If you enjoy Museums in Strange Places, please help me keep it going by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or sharing this episode with a friend. Let me know what you think by sending me a tweet @hannah_rfh. Interested in starting a podcast at your organization? Check out my new book, Your Museum Needs a Podcast: A Step by Step Guide to Podcasting on a Budget for Museums, History Organizations, and Cultural Nonprofits. 

You’re listening to a bonus episode of #3PsinaPod. Today, we’re interviewing the Republican and Democratic candidates for Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction. Frank Riggs and Kathy Hoffman talk with National Board Certified Teachers Donnie Dicus and Beth Maloney about what motivated them to run for office. Individually, each candidate shares their hopes and plans for action, if elected on Nov. 6.

If you’re in need of a professional pep talk, we’ve got a dose for you. This week, Donnie and Angelia talk to three experienced teachers to hear what fuels their passion and practice. Beth Maloney, Sara Wyffels, and Anthony Perez discuss their paths toward education and the importance of having an enduring, positive professional disposition. The trio tells us how to boost peer and personal morale, even on the worst (and best) days. When challenges occur, together, we have to address negativity, rather than ignore it. As teachers, we need to get past the place of stuckness and press on with positivity. Vulnerability and collaboration help create a safe space for collegial relationships. Attitude can spark like wildfire, so don’t be ashamed to show your uncontainable enthusiasm for teaching. Join the conversation on Twitter by using the hashtag #3PsinaPod for a chance to win the book that inspired this talk, HEART!: Fully Forming Your Professional Life as a Teacher and Leader, by Timothy Kanold. The first three listeners to engage will receive a copy for free!

Paid or unpaid, a new career or the family profession--Americans spend most of their days working. A new exhibit at the Baltimore Museum of Industry asks visitors to share thoughts and feelings about what work means in their lives.We hear from Gillian Waldo, a graduating senior from Hopkins, who helped curate the exhibit. And from Beth Maloney, director of interpretation at the museum, who led students through this process.The Baltimore Museum on Industry will be celebrating the 10th year of its farmers' market on Saturday with live music, kids activities, and free admission to the museum. More information here.

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Beth Maloney is the author of Saving Sammy: Curing the Boy Who Caught OCD and Childhood Interrupted: The Complete Guide to PANDAS and PANS.    She has written two very important and helpful books describing and explaining how a strep infection can lead a child to develop OCD, tics and other difficult behaviors. More information can be found at bethalisonmaloney.com