Podcasts about clarendon college

In this episode, Dr Greg Ashman talks about: Clarendon College's consistent record of high academic achievement The role of homework and study methods in supporting student success Insights into Explicit Teaching and Direct Instruction How Cognitive Load Theory can inform classroom practice 'Differentiation or Differentiated Instruction' His PhD research in Instructional Design Inquiry Learning Greg is Deputy Principal at Ballarat Clarendon College in Victoria, and the author of three books, including The Power of Explicit Teaching and Direct Instruction. He also writes a popular Substack newsletter, Filling the Pail. This conversation offers practical insights for educators keen to apply evidence-informed strategies and deepen their understanding of how students learn best.

Head of Performing Arts for South Australia's Pulteney Grammar School, Jonathon Rice BA, Grad Dip Ed, MBA, speaks with APATA's Yolande Smith in this episode of the APATA podcast. 2022 saw Pulteney Grammar School win the APATA National Performing Arts School of the Year Award and Jonathon reflects on the dogged determination of his school community to embolden students with a broad range of learning opportunities, including their award-winning performing arts offerings. "We are a contemporary, traditional, liberal, co-educational school in a private setting, but we also are becoming very good in the sense of providing a broad opportunity for our students to be involved and engaged with performing arts. And that's really exciting." Pulteney Grammar School is the second oldest school in the country celebrating their 175-year-old history in 2022 and is following a strategic direction that will see it last many more years into the future. Jonathon is passionate about performing arts education and developing programs that engage young people with music, drama or dance, so these students can find their tribe and explore all the amazing opportunities the performing arts offers young people in our 21st century world. Educated in the South Australian public education system holding a scholarship to Woodville High School Special Music Program as a trumpeter being taught by several significant teachers including Standish Roberts (then principal trumpet ASO), Jennifer Rosevear and Jonathon Draper. He studied music performance at the then South Australian College of Advanced Education in Adelaide (1981 – 1983) and once again greatly benefited from a world class education from teachers like Bob Hower, Stephen Wittington, Hal Hall and Brain Chatterton among others. He then taught in Queensland for 2 years (Cairns in 1984 and Brisbane in 1985), before returning to Adelaide to complete his Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary Music) in 1986. After several years in country SA then 7 years in Special Education (Townsend School for Vision Impaired), he then moved into the Catholic then independent school systems in both Victoria (Director of Music at Ballarat and Clarendon College) and South Australia (Director of Music at St Aloysius College Adelaide). Along Jonathon's professional journey he has owned and operated two hotels and became general manager of a significant hospitality business in 2011 including creating and operating a live jazz music venue. Read transcript HERE Read more about Jonathon Rice and Pulteney Grammar HERE Watch the 2022 APATA Award Presentation for Pulteney Grammar HERE www.pulteney.sa.edu.au Facebook: @pulteney Episode page on apata.com Member Spotlight article

“Once we get three generations away from the farm, we lose consciousness of where our food comes from.” -Shad SullivanHave you ever wondered if the meat you buy in the store actually comes from the US?What can you do to restore country-of-origin labels on all beef sold at every supermarket and grocery store?In this episode, Shad will discuss the market trends affecting consumers who are struggling to put high-quality beef on their plates. He will also talk about the impact of the centralized system on American beef producers and consumers access to the highest-quality beef originally produced in the US and what we can do about it to help strengthen national food security and help stimulate economic growth.Shad Sullivan is the R-CALF USA Private Property Rights Committee Chair. Sullivan is a fifth-generation native of southeast Colorado. Raised in the family stocker operation on Antelope Mesa in northwestern Crowley County, Shad learned early on the importance of hard work, dedication, loyalty, and integrity. He is a graduate of Crowley County High School and earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Agriculture/Animal Science from West Texas A&M University in 1996. After a short stint instructing and coaching equine evaluation at Clarendon College, Shad returned to the family ranching operation to help perpetuate the family tradition of land stewardship and beef production. His greatest love is watching the cattle grow.Check out these episode highlights:-What do consumers really want in terms of beef quality-Not every product with the USA sticker on the package originated in the United States-Why does the US import beef from other countries-Unfair international trade-The only products imported into the US that do not require a country of origin label-How American beef producers are impacted by centralized corporate systems-When you lose the relationship with the farm  you lose that respect for life-The only thing we can fully control in agriculture-The war on beef-Without private property, there is no freedom-Tyranny has no loyalty and it won't save you-How can we get back to the grassroots level-The farm-to-table movement  Tune in to learn more values from this episode!Know more about Shadhttps://www.r-calfusa.com/shad-sullivan-region-v-director/For beef purchase in Texas, contact Shad on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/shad.sullivanFind a beef producer near youhttps://usabeef.org/Sign a petition to re-implement mandatory country-of-origin labelinghttps://demandusabeef.com/Subscribe and Leave us a rating and review:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-deborah-peters-show/id1612307739Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Z3JQWX9S4LRWSE6mPOIkMYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/NEI4CHANGEConnect with Deborah PetersWebsite: https://neimind.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deborah.peters.754Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedeborahpetersshow/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborahpetersnei4change/

Once a farmer's daughter now a fiercely passionate rural health advocate. This week, we are talking with Dr. SuLynn Mester, an advisory board member for the NRHA CNO certification program. SuLynn talks with us about her passion for rural healthcare and her interesting background in nursing.  “I think we have an opportunity to make a change to reset the trajectory of how rural health is shaping up…” -Dr. SuLynn Mester SuLynn Mester has been in nursing since 1987, specializing in critical care, cardiovascular surgical care, and trauma care, prior to moving into management and administration. She is committed to education, not only for herself but for others. She is a lifelong learner, receiving her Associate Degree in Science from Clarendon College in 1984, Associate in Nursing from Amarillo College in 1987, Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2016, Master of Science in Nursing in 2018, and Doctor of Nursing Practice in 2020, all from the University of Texas at Arlington. She sits on the board of Clarendon College School of Nursing, as well as the Area for Health Education Center (AHEC).  Succession leadership for rural healthcare is of utmost importance to her. Thus, she helped develop and is now serving as an Advisory Board Member on the NRHA Rural Hospital Chief Nursing Officer Certification Program. She is passionate about rural healthcare advocacy issues and is actively involved in efforts in Austin and Washington, DC to ensure and preserve rural healthcare access. She is heavily involved in rural health policy, serving on the Texas Nurses Association as the Governmental Advising Committee liaison, as well as serving as a Hospital and Community Health Systems Constituency Group Representative for NRHA Rural Health Congress.  She is a recipient of the Texas Organization of Rural and Community Hospitals (TORCH), National Rural Health Association (NRHA), and Texas Hospital Association Leadership yearlong leadership fellowship programs. She is currently an active fellow in the Coldiron Senior Nurse Executive Fellowship. In her final year of doctoral studies, she was chosen for the John and Louise Shira Fellowship Scholarship. Her rural-focused work and research have been published in Nursing Management Magazine and have an upcoming publication in the Emergency Nursing Journal.  She grew up a farm girl and currently resides in the remote rural area of Childress, Texas with her husband Randy. Her inner circle includes many four-legged family members; three of her favorites being Fred the Red Head, a Murray Gray steer and Ruby, a Texas Longhorn, and Harper, a Black Angus bottle baby.

Next up on the ABCA Podcast is NAIA National Champion Southeastern University head coach, Adrian Dinkel. Dinkel was honored with the ABCA/ATEC NAIA Coach of the Year Award. Southeastern broke the school record for wins with a 59-4 record. The Fire had big time numbers on offense and pitching with a .360 team batting average and a 3.25 team era. Gary Lora, Robb Adams, Brian Fuentes and Abdel Guadalupe were named to the ABCA/Rawlings All America team. This was Southeastern’s second national championship, they also took home the crown in 2018. Dinkel has also had stops at Bethany, Clarendon College and Sterling. Success has followed Coach Dinkel at every stop on his coaching journey. The ABCA Podcast is presented by Netting Pros. Netting Professionals are improving programs one facility at a time, specializing in the design, fabrication and installation of custom netting for backstops, batting cages, dugouts, bp screens and ball carts. They also design and install digital graphic wall padding windscreen, turf, turf protectors, dugout benches, dugout cubbies and more.

Lees most recently worked at Texas State University as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Bobcats. She was an integral part of recruiting high school and junior college student-athletes. She was in charge of guard development and assisted with scouting. In the 2016-17 season Lees helped the team to a post season appearance and worked with Taeler Deer who earned Third Team All-Sun Belt Conference honors. During the 2015-16 season the Bobcats set a record for made 3-point field goals with 232. Under the guidance of Lees, Taeler Deer was named both College Sports Madness National Mid-Major Player of the Week and Sun Belt Conference Player of the Week. Before Texas State, she was the head coach at Clarendon College from 2014-15 where her team earned several key victories including wins against South Plains College and No.4-ranked and defending conference champion New Mexico Junior College for the first time in program history. Lees coached two all-conference players while at Clarendon and her team also earned NJCAA Academic Honorable Mention honors in 2015. Prior to her stint at Clarendon, Lees was an associate head coach under Earl Diddle at Howard College from 2012-14. Her coaching career began at Eastern New Mexico University in 2009 where she was a graduate assistant coach until 2011. As a point guard, Lees had an outstanding career in both high school and college. Starting with a pair of state championships and a state runner-up at Plainview High School to back-to-back regional appearances at Midland College in 2005 and 2006. Lees concluded her playing days at the University of Arkansas at Monticello where she led the team to a conference tournament championship appearance as well as an appearance in the regional semifinal in 2009. She scored a career best 20 points against Northwestern State University as a Cotton Blossom.Lees, originally from Plainview (Texas), graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 2009 from the University of Arkansas at Monticello and a master's degree from Eastern New Mexico in 2011. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chefranjohn/support

Pi Day is supposed to celebrate the number you get when you divide 22 by 7 (3.1429). We celebrate it on the third month and the fourteenth day every year. But it's Monday. Mondays are hard. Math is also hard. Can't we just eat pie instead. That's a problem I can solve on a Monday. Here are a few pie stats... Largest Cherry Pie in the World was baked in BC! "A lemon meringue pie weighing 1.3 tonnes (2,866 lb) was made by 20 students from Clarendon College, Nottingham, UK, on 4 June 1998." "The most expensive pie sold at auction was bought for $3,100.00 (£1,994.54) by Jerry Mumma (USA), in Rich Hill, Missouri, USA, on 6 July 2012." more!! see www.Shownotes.page --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weirdweek/message

In what is a stellar episode of Wealth Academy Podcast, Sophia Davis-Fagan is one of the best guest experts host Paul Lawrence Vann has interviewed. Sophia is based in Atlanta, Georgia, and is a native of Jamaica and she is the Founder of The Business Startup Classroom and a new freelance website, MyExpertHub.com. She is a Business Mindset CoachSophia shared her genesis for becoming an entrepreneur which is fascinating in that she learned business first hand from her parents who were entrepreneurs and small business owners while growing up in Jamaica. She represents excellence of the highest order in that she advocates for people to not only start an online business but to get off the sidelines and make it happen.When it comes to academics, Sophia has a sterling academic background to include having earned an MSC in Counseling & Consulting Psychology and a degree from Clarendon College and Humber College Lakeshore. Sophia also has a post graduate certificate in Global Business Management and she is a trained teacher. Its clear Sophia's academic prowess plays a significant role in her leading an online business and course creation business. Sophia shares how her company influences individuals and organizations to start online businesses and for them to become course creators. The transformation people receive is to understand how to start an online business with mindset being at the center of the process. That's not all, people will be able to learn how to create a course unique to their skillset and expertise.The Business Startup Classroom provides done for you (DFY) courses for prospective entrepreneurs which is one of their core services for clients. Sophia helps entrepreneurs to have a vision for an online business.It is a joy for Wealth Academy Podcast being the podcast platform to announce the launch of Sophia's new freelance website MyExpertHub.com which provides an online space for entrepreneurs to list their business on this platform, this is groundbreaking. Sophia Davis-Fagan shares insight about her other programs and projects and host Paul encourages listeners to contact her and work with The Business Startup Classroom. I highly encourage listeners to go to Apple Podcasts and rate and review Sophia's interview and provide a 5-star rating in support of the expertise she provided throughout the interview.You can learn more about Sofia Davis-Fagan and The Business Startup Classroom at https://bit.ly/3m3mylk       

“What are those things we're going to look back on 20 years from now that we're doing today? I think a lot of those for our industry will revolve around gilt development and gilt selection, that we just did not pay enough attention to such a crucial part of our business. And that's another area where I see a ton of opportunity not just in terms of application on the farm, but at a deeper level in research, to better understand what we need to be doing differently there, what we need to be doing better.” – Todd Thurman What you will learn Focus on the fundamentals; Opportunities on sow farms; High leverage activities on farms; The future of pig farm personnel; Free trade; Supply chain resiliency versus efficiency; System design. Meet the guest: Todd Thurman is an International Swine Management Consultant and the owner of SwineTex Consulting Services. Mr. Thurman holds an A.S. degree from Clarendon College and a B.S. degree in Animal Science, Production Emphasis, from Texas Tech University. This episode was published by Lauro Faccin.

Coach Bradley and I talk about him being from Wichita, Kansas and how it was going growing up there as a kid, his time at Garden City and the opportunity to leave from there to attend Barclay College, a small Christian school in the NCCAA Division, life after college basketball in which he coach AAU and the organization in which his father and hisself put together in order to help kids in Wichita who didn't have access to the resources needed to help them be successful in life, his break into the coaching business under Coach Hellenthal at Quincy University, his time at Odessa Junior College and how he and his staff have had to adjust to the new normal during this pandemic in order to help their student athletes succeed.Be sure to continue to help push this platform by sharing, subscribing, rating and leaving a review. Also, please be sure to follow the Beyond the Hardwood page on IG, @thebthpod, as we continue to grow this platform as well. Currently working on BTH Apparel so be on the lookout for that.

Shad Sullivan is the R-CALF USA Private Property Rights Committee Chair. Sullivan is a fifth genereation native to southeast, Colorado. Raised in the family stocker operation on Antelope Mesa in northewestern Crowley County, Shad learned early on the importance of hard work, dedication, loyalty and integrity. He is a graduate of Crowley County High school and earned his Backelor of Science Degree in Agriculture/Animal Science from West Texas A&M University in 1996. After a short stint instructing and coaching equine evaluation at Clarendon College, Shad returned to the family ranching operation to help perpetuate family tradition of land stewardship and beef production. His greatest love is watching the cattle grow. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valuetainment/support

Robert Lindsay is a stage and TV actor, best known for his role as Ben Harper in My Family, a role he played for over a decade.After leaving school, Lindsey studied drama at Clarendon College in Nottingham, intending to become a drama teacher, however friends encouraged him to apply to RADA, which he did and was accepted.He rose to prominence as Jakey Smith in ITV comedy series Get Some In! (1975-1977), followed by the role of Wolfie Smith in BBC Sitcom Citizen Smith (1977-1980). Lindsey also played several roles in the BBC Shakespeare series in the early 1980s, including Fabian in Twelfth Night and Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing, and went on to make several appearances with the Royal Shakespeare Company.Lindsay went on to be successful in the West End and on Broadway; his role as Bill Snibson in the 1984 revival of Me and My Girls won him an Olivier Award and a Tony Award. He starred in several Channel 4 comedies throughout the 1990s, including Nightingales withDavid Thelfall and James Ellis, and Jakes Progress with Julie Walters.His longest running role is that of Ben Harper in the BBC sitcom my family, which he played from 2000 to 2011, opposite Zoe Wanamaker. Lindsay went on to star in British sitcom Spy (2011-2012), and many theatre credits including; the UK premiere of Dirty Rotten Scoundrelsat the Savoy Theatre (2014), The Lion in Winter at the Theatre Royal opposite Joanna Lumley (2011), and the role of late cinematographer Jack Cardiff in Terry Johnson’s play Prism (2017).In 2019, Lindsay starred as King John in Disney’s Maleficent: Mistress of Evil, opposite Angelina Jolie, Michelle Pfeiffer and Chiwetel Ejifor.The music for the podcast is Twiggy's version of "Waterloo Sunset" by the Kinks and can be found on Apple Music at this link https://music.apple.com/gb/album/romantically-yours/693460953If you’ve enjoyed listening to “Tea With Twiggy” please give take a moment to give us a lovely 5 STAR rating on Apple Podcasts. It really helps other people to find the show.If you haven’t done so already please subscribe to this podcast so you auto-magically get the next episodes for free and do tell all your friends and family about it too. If you want to connect with me I’d love to hear from you.You can find me on Twitter @TwiggyOr you can find me on Instagram @Twiggy LawsonMy thanks go to all the people that have helped this podcast happen:● Many thanks to James Carrol and all the team at Northbank Talent Management● Thanks to all the team at Stripped Media including Ben Williams, who edits the show, my producer Kobi Omenaka and Executive Producers Tom Whalley and Dave CorkeryIf you want to know more about this podcast and other produced by Stripped Media please visit www.Stripped.media to find out! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This episode we sit down with Dr. Robert Riza, President of  Clarendon College.  Clarendon College in Clarendon TX has been meeting the needs of students in the eastern part of the Texas Panhandle since 1927.  Creating diverse and innovative programs and highly competitive sports programs in Clarendon, Pampa, Childress, and Amarillo are the hallmarks of this institution. Dr. Riza shares details of new initiatives the college has been working on and will be delivering this Fall. More on Clarendon College: Website: CLICK HERE Phone: (806) 874-3571 (Clarendon)

Clarendon Connection with Pastor Rohan Cameron. Visiting the past, Living in the present, Heading for the future spiritually. The parish of Clarendon is located in the center of Jamaica with Bull Head Mountain as the focal point. Call in to chat 661-467-2407 Special Guest:  Dr Lyndon @ 8:00 PM (Jamaica Time) - 8:00 PM EST Dr Lyndon a past student of Clarendon College will be a special Guest on the Clarendon connection this Wednesday at 8 pm Jamaica time

Rusty Kennedy arrived at Midway University as the Athletic Director in January 2016.  Kennedy has been responsible for overseeing the dramatic changes that have taken place within the athletic department.  Within the span of a mere three months the university went from single gender to co-educational as well as adding six new sports, four of those the first male sports in school history, while growing the number of athletes from 92 in the Spring of 2016 and 260 to the Fall of 2016 to 340 in the Fall of 2017.  For his efforts his peers voted him 2016-2017 River States Conference Athletic Director of the Year.  The Fall of 2017 has also seen the addition of three more sports which has brought the total number to 17.  Rusty came to Midway with 18 years of experience as a Coach, Instructor and Athletic Administer at the NAIA, NCAA, and NJCAA levels.  Most recently he was the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at NCAA Division II member Western New Mexico University in Silver City, NM.  Kennedy has also held various positions at Oklahoma Wesleyan University, Central Baptist College, Bacone College, Clarendon College, North Arkansas College and Our Lady of the Lake University. Midway Athletic Website: www.GoMidwayEagles.com Email:  wkennedy@midway.edu Twitter: @FeedTheBearRK Rusty likes to relax by reading history books, in particular Harry Turtledove books. One of his favorite is Guns of the South Rusty would love to be on the reality show Man vs. Food on the Travel Channel. Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, including books from previous podcast guests Kelly Roach, Micheal Burt, Pat Williams, Jeremie Kubicek, and John Brubaker.  

Judd Gardner and I have been friends for almost 20 years and I am very excited to have him on the podcast today to talk about the Farm Bill.  You will see quickly that he is extremely well versed in farm policy and the 2014 Farm Bill. Judd grew up on his family ranch in Central New Mexico, attended Clarendon College, obtained his Animal Science degree from Texas Tech University, and his Masters in Agricultural Science at West Texas A&M University. Since graduation, he has been in Washington DC working in agricultural policy.  Currently, he serves as a legislative assistant to Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas. We kick things off with a basic overview of the Farm Bill.  In the 2014 Farm Bill, there are 12 titles including commodity, conservation, research, nutrition, trade, and many others.  It is important to note that the Farm Bill covers far more than the classic commodity programs that most farmers are more familiar with. Judd then offers a great discussion of the major changes to Title I programs in the 2014 Bill.  This includes the shift from the direct payment approach to allowing producers to select between the PLC and ARC programs.  As he explains, PLC is a program based solely on guaranteed reference prices with payments made if a national average price falls below the set reference.  ARC, on the other hand, is a shallow loss revenue program.  It is based on 5 year moving averages of county revenue--essentially county yields times a national price--dip below a certain level, then farmers receive a payment.  Additionally, he mentions the removal of cotton from being a Title I covered commodity, a change that has had major impacts on producers here in Texas. Currently, Judd reports that Congress is essentially in a listening phase, gathering information about what is working and what is not working with the 2014 Farm Bill.  Soon, they will move into the writing phase where they begin actually drafting the language of the next Farm Bill. Judd offers several predictions for the next Farm Bill.  He does not foresee a wholesale modification like we saw in the 2014 Farm Bill, but instead feels like we will see tweaks made to the existing design.  He expects farmers to still have a choice between programs similar to ARC and PLC and he says he believes that cotton will be written back into Title I in some way. We wrapped things up by asking Judd for a law he would like to see changed.  He says he wishes we would change the way Congressional District lines are drawn.  Specifically, he says we should get away from gerrymandering to guarantee results for one party or the other. While admitting that the best Mexican food is found in Las Cruces, New Mexico, Judd decided to go with his favorite restaurant in Washington, DC, Ted's Bulletin. Contact Info for Judd Gardner (Email) Judd_Gardner@moran.senate.gov Links to information mentioned in the show - Overview of the Farm Bill