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In this episode, Chris Lehmann, founding principal and CEO of Science Leadership Academy schools, shares his compelling journey from a shy English teacher to a pioneer of the "school 2.0 movement." Discover how SLA embodies an inquiry-driven pedagogy where students actively ask questions, research, collaborate, and present their learning, fostering an environment where technology is as essential and unnoticed as oxygen.Science Leadership Academy, inquiry-driven, project-based school in Philadelphia, PAInquiry Schools, non-profit dedicated to modernizing learning experiencesBuilding School 2.0: How to Create the Schools We Need, book by Chris Lehman, Zac ChasePractical Theory - A View From the Schoolhouse, blog from Chris LehmanEducon,an educational innovation conference where people can come together to discuss the future and the now of schoolsTed Sizer (educational philosophy)Deborah Meier (educator)Ann Cook (educator)Understanding by Design (UbD)Chubbies Steaks (Roxborough, Philadelphia)Jim's Steaks (South Street, Philadelphia)D'Alessandro's Steaks (Roxborough, Philadelphia)
In this episode of Our Classroom, Chris Lehman, the visionary Founding Director of the Educator Collaborative, joins to explore the critical importance of partnership in educational leadership, balancing autonomy and rigidity, and the power of co-creation tailored to the needs of schools and districts. Chris sheds light on the significant work the Educator Collaborative is doing to offer accessible professional development and shares inspiring examples from the field. Together, they reflect on the challenges and profound impact of teaching, the importance of responsive leadership, and the joy of contributing to a hopeful future for young learners. Christopher Lehman is the Founding Director of The Educator Collaborative, a K-12 Literacy think tank and professional development organization, working to innovate the ways educators learn together. He is an international speaker, literacy consultant, and New York Times best-selling author. He holds degrees from UW-Madison, NYU, and Teachers College, Columbia University. Chris has been a middle-school teacher, high-school teacher, literacy coach, and staff developer. He sits on the Board of Directors of the National Center for Families Learning, is a past Chair of the NCTE Middle Level Section, and past member of the NCTE Executive Committee. With The Educator Collaborative, Chris is working to innovate the ways literacy educators learn in-person and online, providing professional learning for teachers, coaches, and administrators so students can hold their brightest futures. Social Media: @iChrisLehman on Instagram, Threads, and Facebook @TheEdCollab on YouTube, Instagram, Threads, and Facebook
Sam interviews filmmaker Stephen Ujlaki about his latest film Bad Faith: Christian Nationalism's Unholy War on Democracy. This feature-length documentary is available for streaming on Apple TV+, Amazon Prime, Google Play & YouTube. See trailer here. For information about the film, including a listing of screenings & how to organize a screening in your community visit badfaithdocumentary.com. From the Variety review of the film: "The Christian Nationalist movement was the driving force behind the January 6 insurrection, and what we saw there was a preview of their ideals and methods: a frothing hostility toward the U.S. government, coupled with the willingness to use violence. Russell Moore, the editor of Christianity Today, talks about how the new wave of Christianity is “a church growth movement, but for angry people. A sense of theatrical anger feels, to some, like depth of conviction.” Yet even on Jan. 6, these “rebels,” participating in their own form of action-movie cosplay, were, like Trump himself, at least somewhat constrained. What “Bad Faith” captures is that Christian Nationalists now have the potential to be the shock troops in a second and far more threatening Trump presidency." Plus, Sam discusses the increasingly dire situation for women across the country where abortion has been banned, the latest developments for immigrants, the perfidious US-Israeli war crime that just killed 200 Palestinian civilians, and more. Find out more about Refuse Fascism and get involved at RefuseFascism.org. We're still on Twitter (@RefuseFascism) and other social platforms including Threads, Mastodon and Bluesky. Plus, Sam is on TikTok, check out @samgoldmanrf. You can also send your comments to samanthagoldman@refusefascism.org or @SamBGoldman. Record a voice message for the show here. Connect with the movement at RefuseFascism.org and support: · paypal.me/refusefascism · donate.refusefascism.org · http://patreon.com/RefuseFascism · Venmo: Refuse-Fascism · Cashapp: $RefuseFascism Music for this episode: Penny the Snitch by Ikebe Shakedown Mentioned In the Episode: Post-Dobbs, Abortion Bans Have Given Abusers a New Power by Kylie Cheung for JezebelImplausible Deniability Republicans know exactly what abortion bans are doing by Jessica ValentiRefuse Fascism Podcast Ep 197 - Choices: A Post-Roe Abortion Rights Manifesto an interview with Merle HoffmanRefuse Fascism Podcast Ep 193 - Rick Perlstein: The Infernal Triangle + Christian Nationalist Project 2025 (an interview with Jenny Cohn)The Theocratic Blueprint for Trump's Next Term by Chris Lehman for The NationCharismatic Revival Fury: The New Apostolic Reformation Podcast Series written by Matthew D. Taylor and produced by Bradley OnishiRefuse Fascism Podcast Ep 98 Anne Nelson: Media, Money, & the Secret Hub of the Radical RightRefuse Fascism Podcast Ep 93 Samuel Perry: Christian Nationalist Violence Post January 6 Related Episodes: Combatting Disinformation The Evangelical Prophets Anointing Trump The Nightmare That Is House Speaker Mike Johnson --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/refuse-fascism/message
Part 1:We talk with Chris Lehman, DC Bureau Chief of The Nation. We discuss the court case against Trump for deceiving lenders and business associates for years.Part 2:We talk with Marcia Brown, reporter for Politico about the state of agriculture in the US. We talk of the difficulties small farmers face, in the era of corporate agriculture and Big Ag, which dominates the American market, and internationally. The Farm bill is up for renewal, and it will have a huge impact on food production, nutrition, health. WNHNFM.ORG production
Innovation comes in many areas and compliance professionals need to not only be ready for it but embrace it. One of those areas is telehealth and telemedicine. My guest in this episode is Chris Lehman, CEO at Safeguard Cyber who visits with me to discuss the challenges and importance of managing risk in digital compliance. The conversation focuses on the shift in communication channels from email to platforms like Slack and social media, highlighting the human factor as the biggest risk in compliance strategies. Lehman emphasizes the need for companies to prioritize compliance and good corporate governance in these new communication channels. To manage risk, companies should treat digital compliance as a risk management process, gaining visibility into employee communication tools, establishing policies, training employees, and utilizing technology. We also highlight the tension between compliance teams and line of business teams, emphasizing the need for compliance teams to be enablers and strategic partners. The conversation references recent SEC enforcement actions and the importance of taking action to enforce compliance. Overall, digital compliance and governance are crucial in the modern business landscape, and utilizing technologies like monitoring tools and natural language understanding can help businesses stay secure and compliant in the digital age. Highlights Include: · Safeguard Cyber: Securing Digital Communications · Managing Risk in Digital Compliance · Managing Risk in Compliance · Digital Compliance and Governance Resources Chris Lehman on LinkedIn Safeguard Cyber Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn
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Intel's Darren Pulsipher, Chief Solutions Architect, and Verge.io's Aaron Reid, Principal Systems Engineer, and Chris Lehman, Senior VP of Sales, discuss use cases for Verge.io's virtual data center software.
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There has been a lot of talk about how insurance companies are increasingly falling victim to outside cyber attacks, but the risk of insider threats can be just … Read More » The post EP. 42: Inside Out: How Exit Crime, Insider Threats Are Creating Challenges for Insurers appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.
It's election time again and this year Oregonians have a ton on their minds – and not all of it is positive. How will that affect the Democrats who hold power in the governor's mansion and beyond? On the latest episode of Beat Check with The Oregonian, we chat with politics reporters Hillary Borrud and Chris Lehman. Chris and Hillary break down some of the big storylines in the May primary – when Democratic and Republican candidates try to win their party's nomination as we head toward the November election. We focused on the governor's race and some of the more interesting congressional races. We talked about the wide open Republican field for governor, how Tina Kotek and Tobias Read are trying to differentiate from one another, what to make of the new 6th congressional district and some of the candidates in that crowded Democratic field. Related reading: How Tobias Read and Tina Kotek differ Rare to see Oregon incumbent Congressman see big challenge Who is Carrick Flynn? Nearly one in four Congressional candidates can't vote for themselves
Chris Lehman is the Chief Revenue Officer at ExtraHop, where he leads global sales, sales engineering, channel sales, inside sales, and sales enablement. In his role at ExtraHop Chris brings 20 years of experience building high-growth sales organizations at scale for market-leading and market-making enterprise IT solutions. Before joining ExtraHop, Chris served as Vice President of Americas Sales and Channel at FireEye. In this role, he was the driving force and architect of FireEye's current go-to-market strategy running a $500 million business, and leading a team of over 250 sales, channel, and business development professionals. Prior to FireEye Chris held a series of sales leadership positions at Salesforce.com and Dell/EMC. Chris holds a B.A. in Communications from the Pennsylvania State University. In this podcast, Chris shares highlights of the ExtraHop's acquisition by Bain Capital Private Equity and Crosspoint Capital Partners, in a deal valued at USD $900 million. In discussing the standard metrics behind arriving at a valuation, he stresses the importance of a “large addressable market place”. For example, ExtraHop's recent acquisition - “growth equity investment” - that will allow the execution of growth strategies, such as geographical expansion. Chris also introduces the different funding stages in the venture capital (“VC”) world, from seed/angel to Series A, B, C and beyond, noting the key considerations at each stage, such as partnering with venture capital firms that bring expertise in areas that can help grow the business. For ambitious cybersecurity firms, beyond delivering value in making organisations more secure, he advises on the importance of a strong go-to-market strategy where the product vision is well aligned with marketing, sales and customer service. Interview by Jane Lo, Singapore Correspondent. Recorded on 10th August 7am Singapore Time / [day -1] 7pm EST
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How do we get from children seeing suicide as an option to ZERO suicides? Chris Lehman is a licensed marriage and family therapist and addictions counselor and he talks us through strategies to change the paradigm in the community. He's the Director of Co-Occurring Services at Crossroads Turning Points.
Our guest speaker today is Mr. Christopher Lehman, originally from Jennings, Louisiana; from 2013-2015 he served as a Commissioned Reserve Law Enforcement Officer for the Jennings Police Department (JDP). •He was a Louisiana Army National Guardsman.•He served in the Navy as an engineer on several Nuclear Submarines, rising to the rank of Chief Petty Officer (E-7) and retired after 21 years of service.•He served as a Federal Government Civil Servant, Naval Sea Systems Command, Director of Logistics, retiring for a second time as a (GS-15), for combined public service of over 32 years. •He earned a Bachelor Science from Excelsior University, Albany New York.•He earned an Advanced Management Program Certification from, The Tench Francis School of Business, US Navy Supply Corps School, Athens Georgia. •He holds Professional Certifications in Program Management, Logistics and as an Acquisition Professional. •Currently he's staffed as a Program Manager for a Defense Contractor located in Washington, DC. •He is happily married to Angela Lehman of Columbia Maryland.•He has six adult children residing in New York, Virginia, California and Alabama.•He's already authored one book called Mother, “Watching Me Grow From Heaven” and been published in several national Newspapers to include The Washington Post, with a featured essay titled, A Submariner's Tale, “Terror At Sea”. - He is currently authoring a book called "Neighborhood Watch in the Bayou."
Meet Chris Lehman, SADA's head of GCP Engineering. Coming from a varied background and entering the brave new world of Google Cloud, what are the learnings? What's different about GCP versus other cloud technologies Chris has worked in? What are our customers saying, and how do they get started? Tune in to find out! Host: Tony Safoian Guest: Chris Lehman Connect on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/cloudnclear https://www.twitter.com/SADA https://www.twitter.com/Safoian Connect on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/sada/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/safoian/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-lehman/ To learn more, visit SADA.com.
In this episode Ertay and Chris Lehman have a chat about the challenges of learning and teaching board games as blind individuals. Chris shares some interesting details about how he learns to play a game and after that he shares his process of teaching games to others. They also talk about the recent games they have played and Chris also shares some of his favorite board games. You can get in touch with Chris Lehman via clehman2k9@gmail.com. Time stamps Chris Lehman's background, 04:01 How Chris got into the hobby, 06:30- Favorite games, 09:21 Sighted assistance, 13:30 Recently played games, 14:10 Board game learning process, 19:58 Board game apps, 28:56 Challenges of learning a board game blind, 33:40 Combining Rulebooks and video tutorials, 37:54 How publishers and content creators can improve the accessibility of rulebooks or tutorials, 40:35 Chris talks about his teaching process, 43:00 Challenges of teaching board games blind, 50:17 Tips for blind players to help with teaching board games, 56:12 Tips for sighted players when teaching blind players, 57:13 Board game recommendations for blind players, 59:37 Links Tarpon Tabletop Gamers on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/tarpontabletop/
Senior Vice President of Worldwide Sales & Channel, Chris Lehman of ExtraHop Networks Inc stops in for Coffee with Claressa to explain what real time analytics for network security is and why it is so important.
Episode #56 Melo is not lifting off like the rockets thought he would…or are the expectations for Melo too high? Is Melo’s performance that bad as to where Houston is having a problem? Jimmy Butler wanted out of Minny and they finally granted his wishes…off to Philly! Will it matter to the east??? Chris Lehman […]
New Dope with our friend Chris Lehman discussing his podcast, football, Kaep, plus so much more. Listen, Share and, Enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tiffany-cobwell/support
Spiritt Gee sits down with Chris Lehman of the Brothers Lehman Sports Happy Hour to break down the first round of the 2018 NBA Playoffs. You know Spiritt had to rant about his squad @brotherslehman @thehooplashow @hoopla_storm hooplashow@gmail.com
This November, Douglas County voters will be asked to approve a Home Rule charter. It would dramatically change how the county is governed. The county commission would expand from three to five members, and a county manager position would be created for the day-to-day running of the county. Host Geoff Norcross talks with OPB reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman, and Jefferson Public Radio's April Ehrlich about the nitty-gritty of the charter, and what lessons it might have for local governments around the state.
This November, Douglas County voters will be asked to approve a Home Rule charter. It would dramatically change how the county is governed. The county commission would expand from three to five members, and a county manager position would be created for the day-to-day running of the county. Host Geoff Norcross talks with OPB reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman, and Jefferson Public Radio’s April Ehrlich about the nitty-gritty of the charter, and what lessons it might have for local governments around the state.
On November 7th, Douglas County voters will be asked to weigh in on 'home rule' for the county. If approved, it would dramatically change the county government. Chris Lehman explains how it works, and what the arguments are, for and against. We also introduce you to a Washington woman who tried to get her stepson committed to a mental health facility against his will. As Austin Jenkins reports, 'Joel's Law' didn't work for her.
Wildfires have scorched over 800 square miles in Oregon this year. Our lawmakers are trying to get more federal money to help the firefighting effort. Hurricanes have focused the federal government on disaster relief and that could mean big changes in the way fire funding works. OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman join host Julie Sabatier to talk about the political, financial, and environmental complexities of wildfire.
Wildfires have scorched over 800 square miles in Oregon this year. Our lawmakers are trying to get more federal money to help the firefighting effort. Hurricanes have focused the federal government on disaster relief and that could mean big changes in the way fire funding works. OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman join host Julie Sabatier to talk about the political, financial, and environmental complexities of wildfire.
Oregon Governor Kate Brown is under pressure to reduce the state's liability for the public pension system. This week, the governor's task force on the pension deficit put forth several ideas for how to do that. Many of those ideas would end up costing all Oregonians. Not surprisingly, Republican lawmakers pounced.Host Geoff Norcross talks with OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman about some of the options on the table. We'll also answer some basic questions about PERS, like how it got to be such a money pit in the first place.
Oregon Governor Kate Brown is under pressure to reduce the state’s liability for the public pension system. This week, the governor's task force on the pension deficit put forth several ideas for how to do that. Many of those ideas would end up costing all Oregonians. Not surprisingly, Republican lawmakers pounced.Host Geoff Norcross talks with OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman about some of the options on the table. We’ll also answer some basic questions about PERS, like how it got to be such a money pit in the first place.
Oregon's unique “kicker” law means taxpayers will get $464 million in rebates next year. The news comes shortly after a legislative session that worked to close a $1.4 million spending gap. Yep, it's a weird way to manage the state's money.OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman join host Julie Sabatier to answer your questions about the kicker, such as where it came from and why it's so hard to change.
Oregon’s unique “kicker” law means taxpayers will get $464 million in rebates next year. The news comes shortly after a legislative session that worked to close a $1.4 million spending gap. Yep, it’s a weird way to manage the state’s money.OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman join host Julie Sabatier to answer your questions about the kicker, such as where it came from and why it’s so hard to change.
Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced she and her fellow Democrats are abandoning efforts to increase corporate tax revenue. As a deadline looms to close a $1.4 billion budget gap, Brown and lawmakers are instead focusing their efforts on a healthcare provider tax and spending cuts. Host Julie Sabatier talks with OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman about the failed effort to reform corporate taxes. They'll also have an update on the $8 billion transportation package, and Oregon Ethics Commission review of former Gov. John Kitzhaber and his fiancée, former First Lady Cylvia Hayes.
Oregon Governor Kate Brown announced she and her fellow Democrats are abandoning efforts to increase corporate tax revenue. As a deadline looms to close a $1.4 billion budget gap, Brown and lawmakers are instead focusing their efforts on a healthcare provider tax and spending cuts. Host Julie Sabatier talks with OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman about the failed effort to reform corporate taxes. They’ll also have an update on the $8 billion transportation package, and Oregon Ethics Commission review of former Gov. John Kitzhaber and his fiancée, former First Lady Cylvia Hayes.
Has it been that long? With the 74 episode over the course of 4 years, I had some high points and very quiet low points. Maybe this your first one. Maybe you heard some and I made you mad because there was no pod for 6 months. Whatever the case this podcast was made to show you what we are capable of and highlight some of the bright spots on the internet. I also want to shout out the TrueHoop TV podcast that is in hiatus. I miss that thing so much, I started to post on Reddit. We are in the process of making some big changes and trying some new things out. So in the meantime here is something hefty to chew on. Check below for a complete list of chapters in the podcast. 6:30 Keith Nelson Jr. of Digital Trends on Drake "More Life" #DRDS Ep. 71 18:00 Jamie Broadnax Of Black Girl Nerds on Shonda Rhimes #DRDS 49 25:48 Sekou Smith of NBA Hangtime Blog and Podcast #DRDS Ep. 33 33:58 Vann Newkirk II of The Atlantic On Donald Trump and J.Cole #DRDS Ep. 47 49:42 Keith Nelson Jr talking Houston/Atlanta (Freelance Strippers) #DRDS Ep. 69 55:15 Dr. Wizdom Powell of UNC on Rachel Dolezal #DRDS Ep. 42 1:02:36 KC and Chris Lehman of BlackisOnline on comedy and the entertainment industry #DRDS Ep. 40
Has it been that long? With the 74 episode over the course of 4 years, I had some high points and very quiet low points. Maybe this your first one. Maybe you heard some and I made you mad because there was no pod for 6 months. Whatever the case this podcast was made to show you what we are capable of and highlight some of the bright spots on the internet.I also want to shout out the TrueHoop TV podcast that is in hiatus. I miss that thing so much, I started to post on Reddit.We are in the process of making some big changes and trying some new things out. So in the meantime here is something hefty to chew on. Check below for a complete list of chapters in the podcast.6:30 Keith Nelson Jr. of Digital Trends on Drake "More Life" #DRDS Ep. 7118:00 Jamie Broadnax Of Black Girl Nerds on Shonda Rhimes #DRDS 4925:48 Sekou Smith of NBA Hangtime Blog and Podcast #DRDS Ep. 3333:58 Vann Newkirk II of The Atlantic On Donald Trump and J.Cole #DRDS Ep. 4749:42 Keith Nelson Jr talking Houston/Atlanta (Freelance Strippers) #DRDS Ep. 6955:15 Dr. Wizdom Powell of UNC on Rachel Dolezal #DRDS Ep. 421:02:36 KC and Chris Lehman of BlackisOnline on comedy and the entertainment industry #DRDS Ep. 40
Now that we're about halfway through this legislative session, OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman join host Julie Sabatier to talk about which bills are dead and which ones are moving forward. And how budget negotiations heated up this week.
Now that we’re about halfway through this legislative session, OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman join host Julie Sabatier to talk about which bills are dead and which ones are moving forward. And how budget negotiations heated up this week.
Spiritt Gee sits down with Chris Lehman and Baylor the Great to discuss the many things going on around the basketball world. Sit back, relax, and kick it with us @thehooplashow hooplashow@gmail.com thebrotherslehman@gmail.com @brotherslehman @baylorthegreat
Mama Gee and Spiritt sit down with the homies Baylor the Great aka BTG, and Chris Lehman 1/2 of the Brothers Lehman Sports Happy Hour to discuss.....dude, a lot of what's going on around the NBA. Just check it out @baylorthegreat @brotherslehman @thehooplashow hooplshow@gmail.com
Vers(us) is back with another classic. This time Spiritt Gee sits down with the Black Is Network power couple, KC and Chris Lehman to discuss our favorite songs of J Dilla as both an artist and producer. Enjoy! KC - @absolutaries Chris - @brotherslehman Spiritt - @the_gspn or @thehooplashow thegspn@gmail.com thegspn.com
President Trump said in a speech before Congress that he wants $1 trillion for infrastructure projects. Oregon lawmakers would love to get a cut of that. A transportation package is one of their top priorities this session. Host Geoff Norcross talks with OPB senior political reporter Jeff Mapes and Salem reporter Chris Lehman about which roads and bridges are likely to be prioritized, and how a transportation package could be funded.
Economists say Oregon will have an extra $200 million to spend in the next budget cycle. That sounds like a lot of money, until you realize that lawmakers are facing a budget gap of nearly $2 billion. Host Julie Sabatier talks with OPB political reporters Chris Lehman and Jeff Mapes about Oregon's budget picture, and how it could be affected by federal action on health care and international trade.
Amid a busy news week, you might have missed Kate Brown being sworn in as Oregon's Governor. On this episode, OPB reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman talk with host Julie Sabatier about what Brown hopes to accomplish over the next two years. Her agenda touches on taxes, guns, and PERS reform.
Vers(us) is back with another group show. This time Spiritt Gee sits down again with Angela Davis (from the first ever episode), Jonathan Lehman (from the 8th episode), and Chris Lehman (from the 3rd episode) to discuss our favorite songs by the rap duo Outkast @the_gspn @thehooplashow @thebrotherslehman @anzi_D74 thegspn@gmail.com thegspn.com
Host Geoff Norcross along with OPB political reporters Jeff Mapes and Chris Lehman talk about the Secretary of State's race, which is surprisingly interesting this year! It's an open seat and Republican Dennis Richardson is facing off against Democrat Brad Avakian and Green Party candidate Alan Zundel. Richardson has garnered a lot of endorsements, including from the usually left-leaning Willamette Week. If he wins, he'll be the first Republican to take statewide office since 2002 and the first Republican Secretary of State since 1984.
Host Geoff Norcross talks with OPB senior political reporter Jeff Mapes, OPB Capital reporter Chris Lehman, and Laura Gunderson, editorial pages editor at The Oregonian. We discuss the $100 million settlement between Oracle and the state over Cover Oregon and a shakeup in staffing for Governor Kate Brown's reelection campaign. We hear about the possible impact of the Motor Voter law on the election. And we have a little fun at our state's expense, with our "That's So Oregon" segment.
Host Geoff Norcross is joined by OPB senior political reporter Jeff Mapes, state political reporter Chris Lehman, and news director Anna Griffin. This week, we discuss some new information about which Oregon Republicans are – and aren't – supporting Donald Trump. We'll explore the cross-state tension inspired by U.S. Rep. Earl Blumenauer's support for designating the Owyhee National Monument. And our "That's So Oregon" segment includes a rooster, rap music on school buses, and how Oregonians are like Usain Bolt when it comes to voter registration.
Host Geoff Norcross talks with OPB Political Analyst Bill Lunch, Capitol reporter Chris Lehman and Think Out Loud/OPB Politics Now producer Julie Sabatier. We talk about the big money being raised to defeat the measure that would mean a major tax increase on Oregon corporations. We also dig into the federal action on oil train safety. And we highlight some quintessential Oregon stories of the week with "That's So Oregon!"
On this episode of Slate Money, hosts Felix Salmon of Fusion, Cathy O’Neil of mathbabe.org, Slate’s Moneybox columnist Jordan Weissmann, and Chris Lehman of the Baffler. Topics discussed on today’s show include: -How religion became an industry in America. -Donald Trump is a prosperity preacher. -Debt and the American version of Christianity. Check out other Panoply podcasts at itunes.com/panoply. Slate Money is brought to you by Casper, an online retailer of premium mattresses for a fraction of the price. All Casper mattresses come with free delivery and returns within a 100-day period. Right now, get 50 dollars toward any mattress purchase by visiting Casper.com/slatemoney and using the promo code SLATEMONEY. And by Tracker, a coin-sized device that locates misplaced keys, wallets, bags, computers—anything in seconds. Make losing things a thing of the past. Get 30 percent off your entire order by going to TheTrackR.com and using the promo code MONEY. And by Goldman Sachs. To learn about developments currently shaping markets, industries, and the global economy, subscribe to the firm’s podcast, ‘Exchanges at Goldman Sachs,’ available on iTunes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
On this episode of Slate Money, hosts Felix Salmon of Fusion, Cathy O’Neil of mathbabe.org, Slate’s Moneybox columnist Jordan Weissmann, and Chris Lehman of the Baffler. Topics discussed on today’s show include: -How religion became an industry in America. -Donald Trump is a prosperity preacher. -Debt and the American version of Christianity. Check out other Panoply podcasts at itunes.com/panoply. Slate Money is brought to you by Casper, an online retailer of premium mattresses for a fraction of the price. All Casper mattresses come with free delivery and returns within a 100-day period. Right now, get 50 dollars toward any mattress purchase by visiting Casper.com/slatemoney and using the promo code SLATEMONEY. And by Tracker, a coin-sized device that locates misplaced keys, wallets, bags, computers—anything in seconds. Make losing things a thing of the past. Get 30 percent off your entire order by going to TheTrackR.com and using the promo code MONEY. And by Goldman Sachs. To learn about developments currently shaping markets, industries, and the global economy, subscribe to the firm’s podcast, ‘Exchanges at Goldman Sachs,’ available on iTunes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
OPB Senior Political Reporter Jeff Mapes, Capitol reporter Chris Lehman and reporter Amelia Templeton join host Geoff Norcross. We dig into why retirement seems to be the new resignation among disgraced local public officials lately — most recently Portland Police Chief Larry O'Dea. We ask what the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the former Virginia governor's corruption conviction could mean for John Kitzhaber. And we look at how the November ballot seems to be shaping up, with a focus on two measures designed to shake up the Democratic political establishment in Oregon. We end with "That's So Oregon," taking up the hot cannabis real estate market, topographically accurate mountain-shaped candles, and other quintessentially Oregon stories from the week.
How do we encourage a love for reading in a generation of kids who are passionate about video games and digital entertainment? Follow: @JoEllenMcCarthy @LisaODavis @gpescatore25 @bamradionetwork JoEllen McCarthy, is a dedicated educator for 20+ years, who currently works as staff developer for Always Learning and for Chris Lehman's The Educator Collaborative. JoEllen is a proud nerdy bookclub member, a frequent presenter at regional and national conferences and she spends her days teaching, learning, and spreading #book love.
Hey its that time again. We have some new friends on the podcast this week. I have KC and Chris Lehman from BlackisOnline.com. On the site they leave no subject off the table from the bevy of podcast they offer. Some infrequent and a few mainstays they touch on music, sports, entertainment, relationships and the list goes on, in my own words, all from the perspective that it is different to be black in America. Why KC and Chris? I had the husband and wife team on podcast to help with the transition of #DaRundown Sports will be making that to the #DaRundown South and if you wonder why the name change, stayed tuned you will surely find out why. You can count on having more entertainment laced discussion as well going to that uncomfortable subject of social matters. We will still have sports though. What we discussed On this episode we get to know KC and Chris. I asked about the household dynamic that most couples struggle with. Life with sports. I have some views on blacks on television and the perception it creates for us in real life. So when I heard one of their podcast speaking on the subject, I wanted to jump in the conversation, so I brought it over to #DRDS. I 'm also on a mission to get some answers about Tyler Perry. All of this send us down a road about black comedians in America and what the landscape is for the films. We wrap up the podcast by talking a bit about relationships, parenting, and when leadership needs to be delegated. Thanks for listening!
Hey its that time again. We have some new friends on the podcast this week. I have KC and Chris Lehman from BlackisOnline.com. On the site they leave no subject off the table from the bevy of podcast they offer. Some infrequent and a few mainstays they touch on music, sports, entertainment, relationships and the list goes on, in my own words, all from the perspective that it is different to be black in America.Why KC and Chris?I had the husband and wife team on podcast to help with the transition of #DaRundown Sports will be making that to the #DaRundown South and if you wonder why the name change, stayed tuned you will surely find out why. You can count on having more entertainment laced discussion as well going to that uncomfortable subject of social matters. We will still have sports though.What we discussedOn this episode we get to know KC and Chris. I asked about the household dynamic that most couples struggle with. Life with sports. I have some views on blacks on television and the perception it creates for us in real life. So when I heard one of their podcast speaking on the subject, I wanted to jump in the conversation, so I brought it over to #DRDS. I 'm also on a mission to get some answers about Tyler Perry. All of this send us down a road about black comedians in America and what the landscape is for the films. We wrap up the podcast by talking a bit about relationships, parenting, and when leadership needs to be delegated.Thanks for listening!
Apple Distinguished Educator, Chicago’s Tech Innovator of the Year Elementary Teacherwww.kristinziemke.com @KristinZiemke Segment I – Background and Inspiration Tell your story. Where are you from and how long have you been teaching? What classes have you taught? – This is her 14th year in education. She is currently a first-grade teacher and Technology Integrationist. She has fallen in love with urban education as is passionate about helping all students reach their potential. Who has helped you in your journey to become a master teacher? – Both of her parents are teachers. SHe comes from a teaching family, thus her first courses in education came at the dinner table. She also is thankful for the help that Stephanie Harvey and Smokey Daniels provided over the years. It is important for other teachers to know that we all have had setbacks in the classroom. Identify an instance in which you struggled as a teacher and explain what you learned from that experience. – Many lessons fell flat, but as she evolved as an educator, Kristin saw those experiences as opportunities. Once she was trying to get her first-grade students to use Edmodo, the wi-fi went down at school. She remembers sweating in that moment, trying to give support to as many students as she could. Instead, she transitioned to annotations on sticky notes. What is the challenge in teaching on the elementary level? – The biggest challenge is that you are teaching the whole child at that moment. It is not about teaching the subject, it is nurturing their academic, social, emotional needs. It is also setting the tone for all future learning. So much time is spent developing a vision of who students are as readers, writers, and thinker. What is one thing that you love about the classroom? – Kristin loves the struggle of meeting the many needs of students. That makes it so rewarding. She also loves developing a community of learners, shifting their mindset, making them realize that there is not just one teacher in the room, there are 34. Segment II — What book do you recommend to a teacher that wants to develop? What is one thing a teacher can do outside the classroom that can pay off inside the classroom? -- Make connections that really matter. Her best advice to any educator is to build a network -- develop a personal PLN. Conferences are also a great place to meet people. Is there an internet resource that you can recommend which will help teachers grow professionally? -- The internet can be like drinking from a fire hose. There are a number of different blogs that she reads like: Chris Lehman's blog Teaching Like its 2999 She also likes #1stchat on Twitter As well as the Heinemann digital campus. Provide a writing practice that is effective? – Give them consistent, sustain opportunities to write. Find the chunks of time to make writing meaningful. Update the cannon. What books belongs in the 1st grade classroom? The post Teaching the Whole Child with Kristin Ziemke (Apple Distinguished Educator) appeared first on Talks with Teachers.
Meenoo Rami English teacher, author of Thrive (Science Leadership -- Philadelphia, PA) www.meenoorami.org Resource of the Week: www.commonlit.org It was founded in December by a group of about 15 former middle school reading teachers who are current graduate students at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. It thinks scripted curricula disempowers teachers, so Common Lit provides four valuable functions: 1) It collects the best supplemental texts for middle school curricula, 2) It negotiates the copyright permissions to disseminate these texts, and 3) It formats, levels, and organizes these texts by theme, and 4) It puts them online so that teachers can download and print them immediately--no paywalls or subscriptions or "district codes." (email me your favorite resource talkswithteachers@gmail.com) Segment I – Background and Inspiration Tell your story. Where are you from and how long have you been teaching? What classes have you taught? – Meenoo started teaching in 2006 in Philadelphia, where she teaches to this day. She was blown away by the conditions and behaviors, when she first stepped into classrooms. She was a philosophy and English major at Temple and went back to get her Master's because she did not want to give up on urban education. Who has helped you in your journey to become a master teacher? – She believes that we have different mentors at different points in life and in our careers. She had great high school English teachers and she credits her boss, Chris Lehman, for empowering her to take risks in the classroom. It is important for other teachers to know that we all have had setbacks in the classroom. Identify an instance in which you struggled as a teacher and explain what you learned from that experience. – Just moments before the interview, in her class, Storytelling, students are focusing on storytelling and good game design. Her students have to design a game and see if a narrative emerges from that. Some games are going amazingly well and some are just not working. She believes that when you do truly creative work you have to task risks and fail in order to succeed. What do you love about the Language Arts? – The more she teaches and experiences the world the less focused on content she becomes. She is more focused on the way her students think, how they collaborate, the methods of their inquiry. She loves the way in which she get to empower her students to tell their stories. See the example of her students' teen magazine HERE. What is one thing that you love about the classroom? – A big transition that she made was that when she first started teaching it was about "I" and "them." Now, she thinks of her classroom as "we." What are we going after, what questions do we have? What challenges are we tackling? Segment II — Digging into the Teacher Bag of Goodies What book do you recommend to a developing teacher? -- Thrive: 5 Ways to (Re)Invigorate Your Teaching attempts to re-write the current narrative about what it means to be a teacher in 2014. It offers practical strategies for teachers to direct their own learning, to find their way to improve their practice in the classroom. It shows you how to find mentors, how to plug into networks, and how to keep your work intellectually challenging. What is one thing a teacher can do outside the classroom that can pay off inside the classroom? -- Meenoo talks about this in the book. Teachers need to take breaks from the grading, planning, etc. We need to read the books, attend the concerts, see the films and participate in the dinner parties so that we can nourish our own interests and passions. Having a diverse set of experiences makes us more complete as teachers. Is there an internet resource that you can recommend which will help teacher...
This week the gang shakes things up a bit! This week's guest is the one and only Stephen Taylor!! Tim talks to Stephen about his start in comedy as well as Stephen's intense personal journey from childhood through his maturation into adulthood. Also listen closely as special guests such as Chris Lehman, Mitchell Clemons, Barry Whitewater, and more drop by.http://www.fileden.com/files/2012/6/25/3320229/Ep10_Stephen.mp3
Rod and Karen are joined by KC and Chris Lehman from the Black Is Podcast to discuss money envy, hologram Left Eye, the Bang Bus, amateur porn, hentai, Decepticon weaknesses, crack head baby producer, ex-girlfriend dental revenge, fake badge, guess the race of the babies, Trayvon Martin rage, restraining order against a bully, lighting her husband on fire, grandma with a gun, all suspects arrested in hate crime, TSA drug scam, McKnight at the AVN awards, ball squeezed to death, boiled alive, polite burglar, extortion of a med student, no rap no liquor and sword ratchetness. Intro: HiiiPower - Kendrick Lamar Outro: Amazing - Kanye West Twitter: @rodimusprime @SayDatAgain @BLACKISONLINE Email: theblackguywhotips@gmail.com Blog: www.theblackguywhotips.com Voice Mail: 704-557-0186 Guests' Website: http://www.blackisonline.com and http://www.sicklycat.com and http://www.byrdpublicity.com/ The "Black Is" Podcast can be found on iTunes and Stitcher. Their voice mail line is (323) 455-4219 Sponsors: www.shadowdogproductions.com And they're on Twitter: @ShadowDogProd www.adamandeve.com And they're on Twitter: @adamandeve Code: TBGWT
Introductions Greg Moncada, HS Principal at the American International School Vienna, joined Jeff and David for the show. Essential Question How to recruit shifted teachers? Blog Posts of the Week David: David Warlick interviews Chris Lehman for his Connect Learning podcast. David asks Chris what he looks for in new hires in episode 92 & 98 in iTunes. Or go directly to the pages for 92 & 98 in David's Site. Also, take a look at the tech-oriented questions Jeff and Andy came up with for recruiters to use especially if their schools have 1:1 laptop programs. Jeff: Michael Wesch writes about the next transformation in education. Kaplan University has a very engaging video sharing their approach to how they work to meet the needs of students. Greg: Shared a video about students making connections in their learning. The link will soon be posted here. Note: Those listeners looking to learn more about how to recruit internationally might find David's article in Edutopia helpful to get you started. Sign Off *Next show is Thursday January 29th at 7 PM Bangkok time. *Chris Lehman and Brent Loken will be our guests. *Essential Question for the show: Once shifted, where do we go next? *Don’t forget to post Web sites/blogs to the SOS Diigo bookmarking site that support our upcoming EQ.
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