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Dr Lucy Inglis, Archivist at King's College School, Wimbledon, joined us to tell us about Des Plunkett, the school's former pupil. Plunkett was in charge of the map making team, which produced thousands of maps for the Great Escape, but he led an interesting and colourful life either side of the war as well.For You The War Is Over is a podcast that looks at the real life stories of Prisoner-of-War escapes from the the Second World War. Hosted by Dave Robertson and Tony Hoskins, each episode looks at a new escape. If you would like to follow us on Twitter we can be found @FYTWIO we can also be found on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/FYTWIO/ or if you would prefer to send a more long form message we can also be reached via email at FYTWIOpodcast@gmail.comShow less Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ennis Community College/Gaelcholáiste an Chlair is set to transform the stage of Glór into a spooky and unforgettable setting next month! On March 6th, the school's students will bring The Addams Family musical to life. To tell us more about this thrilling production, Alan Morrissey was joined by the Principal, James O'Shaughnessy, music teacher, Eimear Glancy, and students; Holly Vaughan, Olibhear Ó Ruairc, and Hiago Dudziak. Image (c) by Ronny Sefria from RayyaKreative via Canva

The Father Hoods crew is back with another fire episode! DJ EFN, Manny Digital, and KGB chop it up about all things #DadLife. EFN kicks it off with a rare weather update—Florida's cold, and some spots nearby are even getting snow! Then it's all about the struggles of figuring out when your sick kids are good to head back to school. Manny also shares a proud dad moment, updating us on his oldest daughter's college school of choice. KGB jumps in with a question that gets everyone thinking—what's the real deal with college? The Dads break down their takes on its value, conspiracy theories, and the grind of financial aid. They wrap things up talking about skipping the booze! Manny's skipping alcohol until April, and our good friend, Wrekonize, is taking it a step further, staying dry all year!  What You'll Hear in This Episode: [00:00:07] Snow in Florida! [00:06:24] When Are Sick Days Really Over? [00:09:50] College School of Choice [00:18:05] College Talk: What's the Real Value? [00:26:40] Ditching the Booze Why You Need to Tune In: Fatherhood isn't for the faint of heart—it's chaotic, full of surprises, and loaded with teachable moments. DJ EFN, Manny Digital, and KGB serve up the perfect mix of humor, straight talk, and real-life wisdom to keep you grounded in the madness. Press play, laugh out loud, and level up your Dad skills! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's guest, Michol Dalcourt, is an internationally recognized leader in the health and human performance industry. He is the Founder and CEO of the Institute of Motion, the inventor of ViPR and ViPR PRO, and Co-Founder of PTA Global (acquired by The National Academy of Sports Medicine). He's served as Adjunct Faculty at the University of San Francisco in the Department of Sports Science and also as Adjunct Faculty at the NAIT's College School of Health Sciences. Michol currently sits on several Health Advisory Boards for Health and Human PerformanceMichol has given hundreds of international lectures and has been a featured speaker at many of the world's top health and coaching conferences and many colleges and universities around the world. He has done extensive work in the areas of health and human performance, and consults with many of the health and performance industry's biggest companies - including Microsoft Health and Nike -among others.  Above all of his accomplishments, he is also a father of a 14-year-old daughter.  There's a lot of great insight in this session, enjoy!If you liked this EP, please take the time to rate and comment, share with a friend, and connect with us on social channels IG @Kingopain, TW @BuiltbyScott, LI+FB Scott Livingston. You can find all things LYM at www.LYMLab.com, download your free Life Lab Starter Kit today and get busy living https://lymlab.com/free-lym-lab-starter/Please take the time to visit and connect with our sponsors, they are an essential part of our success:www.VALD.com www.ReconditioningHQ.com

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Welcome to Episode 397 of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast.  One of the most important, challenging and fun parts of the recruiting process is building your college school list to contact.  Recruit Me's philosophy is that you need to recruit colleges to recruit you.  There are free and inexepensive resources out there to help you to build your college school list and then do research on those colleges.  Hear about the resources on the NCAA.org website, the NCAA.com website, the NAIA.org website, the NJCAA.org website, social media and sites and apps like collegecoachesonline.com and the Baseball Bluebook and the Virtual Dugout app.  College team websites have multiple links like the roster link, the coaches' link, the schedule link and the conference link to help you to find schools to add to you college school list and do the research on the team and the school.   Click Here to join the Recruit-Me Monthly Newsletter.  Get monthly tidbits of recruiting advice and education.    Recruit-Me.com Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System FREE Recruiting Power Pack QRRecruiter.com  promo code RecruitMe5 CollegeCoachesOnline.com  promo code RM123 Listen to Past Episodes of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast Baseball Bluebook Virtual Dugout App  

Today's episode, Episode 390 is the 3rd episode in a 4 part series.  Episode 390 is called New Year Recruiting for the 2026 Grad which covers the Sophomore year of the 2024 high school student-athlete.  The Sophomore year is a vital year for a potential college student-athlete to prepare for the most recruitable time, your Junior year.  The Sophomore year is filled with research about colleges, college coaches and college programs, levels of play and how to contact them.  You look into your own feelings and thoughts about what you want to have in a college experience.  You start putting together your Introductory Packet information, the Introductory Email and the Player Profile to go along with your Parameters list and your College School list.   Click Here to join the Recruit-Me Monthly Newsletter.  Get monthly tidbits of recruiting advice and education.   Recruit-Me.com Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System FREE Recruiting Power Pack QRRecruiter.com  promo code RecruitMe5 CollegeCoachesOnline.com  promo code RM123 Listen to Past Episodes of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast Baseball Bluebook Virtual Dugout App  

The Academy Podcast Ep40 - What does a sound Christian College/School do? (Sermon - Ted Thrasher)

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The White House is officially a crash pad for criminals. There is more corruption and insider trading in the senate. Europe is falling apart but all we care about is Ukraine. 

Zaretta Hammond is an international education consultant and the author of the best-selling book Culturally Responsive Teaching and the Brain: Promoting Authentic Engagement and Rigor for Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Students. She holds a Master's in Education in English Education, with a concentration in Writing from the University of Colorado, Boulder. Zaretta is a former high school and community college expository writing instructor. She has also served as adjunct instructor at St. Mary's College School of Education in Moraga, California, where she taught Foundations of Adolescent Literacy. As a consultant, she has advised and provided professional development to school districts and non-profit organizations across the country around issues of equity, literacy, and culturally responsive teaching for the past 25 years. In addition to consulting and professional development, she has been on staff at national education reform organizations, including the National Equity Project and the former Bay Area School Reform Collaborative (BASRC) and she sits on the Board of Trustees for the Center for Collaborative Classroom. She has published articles in Educational Leadership, The Learning Professional, and Phi Delta Kappan. Zaretta brings a unique focus on neuroscience to the conversation about equity, literacy and culturally responsive pedagogy to make it understandable and practical for educators. Social Links LinkedIn: @zaretta-hammond Twitter: @Ready4Rigor

Frank Morano interviews Jeffrey Omar Patrick, Professor at New York Medical College School of Medicine about America's healthcare system today, multiculturalism in medicine, and the upcoming Presidential election. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode Kristina McClendon, Deputy Director of Development, Magdalen College School, Oxford joins me to discuss their regular giving programme.Kristina shares views on differences she has seen between US and UK regular giving fundraising. There's a great deal we can learn from best practice in the US, from building a culture of philanthropy, being unafraid to ask, and creating a donor journey from regular giving into larger gifts.Regular giving lets people raise their hands and say ‘Yes, I want to support the school. I want to support what you're doing', which is why this work is critical in creating a sustainable fundraising function. References and Resources066: Endowment bursary fundraising with Susie Baker, Director, Waynflete Office, Magdalen College School 099: Strategic stewardship with Laura Firth, Director of Development, Bolton School114: Community Fundraising with Ed Lang, Buffalo Fundraising ConsultantsContact me at juliet@consultjuliet.co.uk for one-to-one consultation appointments. I'd be happy to problem-solve and plan strategy with you.Alternatively, sign up for my weekly email for further tips and reminders about how to work with your strategy in a positive way. www.consultjuliet.co.uk/signupThank you so much for listening to The Independent School Podcast. I would be grateful if you could spare a couple of minutes to send me some feedback here. This helps me make the podcast as helpful as possible to listeners. Thank you!

• Ann Rohmer looks at how the Ontario government is making it easier and faster for people to access the publicly-funded surgeries and procedures they need by further leveraging community surgical and diagnostic centres to eliminate surgical backlogs and reduce wait times. • Ann Rohmer speaks with Natalie Mehra who is against the government's plan • Tina Cortese looks into the Peninsula Group survey of 79,000 business all over the world; survival and growth are priorities for employers • Glynn Perkins tells us about JVS Toronto, the non-profit group connecting job-seekers to hiring managers in York Region • Kevin Frankish tell us about the latest Canadian taking over the Alex Trebek stage on the popular game show Jeopardy. • Jim Lang has information about the MacPherson Challenge returning in 2023. The 39th such tournament will feature some of the best under-18 talent from Ontario, Alberta, and the north-eastern United States and will take place from January 27 to the 29. In Aurora. (at St. Andrew's College School)

BIO   Centre College HC 15U USA Baseball National Team Manager Most recent 2022 USA Baseball Developmental Coach of the Year Centre College record for wins in a season  Center college record for season winning percentage Former AC with Birmingham Southern10 conference titles  4 straight regional appearances Has worked with USA baseball task force, AC on 15U national team in 2016 before getting promoted to manager in 2021 Notes Some of the best coaches are HC coaches based on the experience at the task force (ground level) “The gold standard” - how you go about your business Performing at a high level no matter what you do Trickle down from director to veteran coach to new coaches to set the standardSame formula in business and team Doesn't happen without a clear vision First meeting go over the 10 standards of Center Individual decisions we make each day that build the vision or deviate from the vision. Motivating young people to make decision for the greater good Vision called “1 mission” - USA Baseball - “quick bake” College/School level - vision bigger and crossover into academic and personal realm We have to establish a relationship to see what makes them tick  Talk about things other than baseball How is your body?  Understand their thought process to help steer them in the right directionWhat do you like here? What are you most comfortable Grab them during down times or transitions Collaborative communication - ask a lot of questions about themselves and different situations Talk to kids and they earn that trust Have ownership and intentionality with their own game They work their game and work who they are Number 1 job as parents Coach pitch scrimmage Live at bats for guys who did not play so much over the weekend Machine pitch league - 3 teams and played twice a week and simulate velo Classroom before drilling it Intangibles are definitely something that has to be evaluated Checking in with kids about the lineup and how the game is going Top 2 hitters will hit top 3 to get most at bats Low strikeout guy in the 5 hole (12%) Play to strengths of the lineup  Feed them (my staff) information to help them during the game Allow assistant coaches to be assistant coaches AC Be ready to show up and get to work! AC realize the power you have being the conduit between HC and players HC set clear vision of what we are going to do. Here is what is going to happen and how it will happen The foundation and what the team is about starts and ends right with me (HC) We have to set the hook and then make the choice to show up and work The game will continue… We allow the wins and losses to effect our relationships with our players Make sure the relationships are solid, and be sure

Joe Tilley's Great Canadian Sports Show | EP 108 | GERRY MEEHAN Gerry Meehan is a Canadian former professional ice hockey left winger and the former general manager and Senior Vice President of the Buffalo Sabres. Meehan was born in Toronto, Ontario and raised in Newmarket, Ontario. He played minor hockey for St. Michael's College School and junior for the Toronto Marlboros. He played for the 1966–67 Marlboros that won the Memorial Cup. Meehan was drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the 1963 NHL Amateur Draft, fourth round, 21st overall. He played for the National Hockey League's Toronto Maple Leafs, Philadelphia Flyers, Buffalo Sabres, Vancouver Canucks, Atlanta Flames, Washington Capitals, as well as the Ontario Hockey Association's Toronto Marlboros, American Hockey League's Rochester Americans, CPHL's Tulsa Oilers, Western Hockey League's Phoenix Roadrunners, Seattle Totems, and the World Hockey Association's Cincinnati Stingers. He served as captain for both the Sabres and Capitals. One of Meehan's career highlights as a Sabre remains a lowlight to Flyers fans. In the last game of the 1971–72 regular season, the Flyers needed a win or a tie against the Sabres to beat out the Pittsburgh Penguins for the final playoff spot. The score was tied, but with just four seconds on the clock, Meehan took a shot from 80 feet (24 m) away that somehow got by Flyers goalie Doug Favell – ending the Flyers' season. In 1984, the team made Meehan the first former Sabre to serve in a front-office position, as assistant general manager under Bowman. During the 1986–87 season, Bowman stepped down, and Meehan was promoted to general manager. With the departures of Bowman and superstar Gilbert Perreault, the Sabres finished the season in last place overall that year, but rebounded the next year as NHL's most improved team, with a record of 37–32–11 – and 21 points higher in the standings. Meehan's years as a general manager were marked by the addition of a number of top-caliber players, including No. 1 draft pick Pierre Turgeon, Soviet defector Alex Mogilny, Dale Hawerchuk, Pat LaFontaine, and Dominik Hašek. In 1993, Meehan was named the executive vice president of sports operations, taking a more active role in the organization's business and legal affairs. In 1996, Gerry left the Sabres organization and founded GMM Consulting Services, now Cardinal Consultants Ltd., which provides a wide variety of consulting services to sports teams, leagues, associations, and athletes. Exciting interviews with the game changers of the sports world. Tackling deep personal challenges and exciting career milestones. If you like the show and would like to support the program, we launched our merch store. check it out: my-store-c11746.creator-spring.com Thank you to all our incredible sponsors for making this great Canadian sports show happen #GerryMeehan #NHL #hockey #GM #generalmanager #history #torontomarlies #icehockey #buffalo #buffalosabres #Toronto #tilley #legend #sports #interview #sportsinterview #viral #trending #canada #great #canadian #show #interview #powerful #ontario

Cloverleaf Radio's host The Host with the Most Jimmy Falcon welcomes back Author Dacre Stoker, The Great Grand Nephew of Dracula Author Bram Stoker! From Wikipedia:. Dacre Calder Stoker (born August 23, 1958) is a Canadian-American author, sportsman and filmmaker. Stoker was born in Montreal, Quebec. He is the great-grandnephew of Irish author Bram Stoker, the author of the 1897 Gothic novel Dracula. He lived in his childhood in Montreal, Quebec and attended the Bishop's College School. He taught for several years at Appleby College. Stoker is a former member of the Canadian men's pentathlon team. He coached the team at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. Because of the Stokers' frustrating history with Dracula's copyright, Dacre, with encouragement from screenwriter Ian Holt, decided to write "a sequel that bore the Stoker name" to "reestablish creative control over" the original novel. In 2009, Dracula the Un-dead was released, written by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt. Both writers claim to have "based [their work] on Bram Stoker's own handwritten notes for characters and plot threads excised from the original edition" along with their own research for the sequel, though the plot and characters often directly contradict the original novel. This also marked Dacre Stoker's writing debut. Winnipeg Free Press reviewer Kenneth MacKendrick called it "tempting enough to read and bad enough to be controversial, striking a balance between sensationalism and mediocrity". Stoker contributed to Dracula in Visual Media: Film, Television, Comic Book and Electronic Game Appearances, 1921–2010, along with Caroline Joan Picart, David J. Skal, J. Gordon Melton and John Edgar Browning. Stoker directed, produced and wrote the 2011 documentary film Dracula meets Stoker. Stoker, with his colleague Hans C. De Roos, is currently working on a Bram Stoker Dracula travel guide which will identify real-life locations mentioned in Stoker's novel as well as highlight the places Bram grew up in. In 2018, he released Dracul, a prequel to Dracula which he wrote alongside J. D. Barker. Paramount has purchased the rights for the movie. Director Andy Muschietti, It producers Barbara Muschietti and Roy Lee have been hired to work on it. Dacre, his wife, Jenne Stoker, and their two children live in Aiken, South Carolina, where he is the executive director of the Aiken Land Conservancy. Check it out! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jianetwork/support

Hello, people of the internet, today I have a Lil special episode where I've experimented with my podcast format and if you enjoy this we could definitely have more of these. But today, I've spilled some tea about my college and school life, talked about pick-up line videos- why they aren't coming and if I'll be making them in the future. Timestamps: 00:00 // Intro 02:44 // About Sukriti Grover 04:07 // About Sukriti's College Life i.e. Pearl Academy 07:08 // How Badmaaash Baatein happened 22:15 // How to build a network? 27:53 // How & Why is Sukriti Grover named Badmaash 33:41 // School Stories 43:37 // Sukriti Grover's Pick-up line videos; Why I stopped. Music: Epidemic Sound ► https://discord.gg/4wVHchN ►https://twitter.com/badmaaash_ ►https://www.instagram.com/badmaaash

A quick revision of key vocabulary and expressions for GCSE exam with my guest Ella. There is a photo to describe for the speaking exam and you will need to answer questions vaguely related to the photo. This is a great example! This Podcast can be helpful for adults or those studying for exams. If you would like more information visit Lingogite.com or email sophie@lingogite.com

In this episode, I am joined by Susie Baker, Director of Waynflete Office, Magdalen College School, Oxford. We discuss a whole range of fundraising issues around bursaries and particularly focus on the shift from fundraising for immediate bursaries to endowment fundraising.Susie has raised £3 million to build a sixth form centre and is now working towards an impressive goal of £15 million, specifically for endowment to secure the future provision of bursaries.We discuss how to build effective partnerships with donors to make them feel that they are truly playing a  role in the school's success. The key to this is being transparent in letting them know where their donation is going and the difference it is making within the school community.We also talk about the power of storytelling in a fundraising campaign and how it can compel people to get behind your cause and become donors.  This emotional narrative can be used to tell stories from different parts of your community and how the fundraising is impacting them.References and ResourcesFor more on giving circles check out: Episode 44: Building up regular giving with Fran Malarée, Fellow and Development Director, Churchill CollegeCatch up on previous podcast episodes at www.consultjuliet.co.uk/podcast Download your copy of the free eBook ‘The Strategic Independent School Leader' at www.consultjuliet.co.uk/ebookThank you so much for listening to The Independent School Podcast. I would be grateful if you could spare a couple of minutes to send me some feedback here. This helps me make the podcast as helpful as possible to listeners. Thank you!

In this podcast, we'll be hearing from Andrew Nethsingha, Director of Music for the world-renowned Choir of St. John's College at the University of Cambridge. We talk about the Choir's latest album The Tree, a selection of recordings representing the idea of growth and showcasing the Choir under three of its music directors: Nethsingha, as well as David Hill and Christopher Robinson. We also discuss the idea of tradition, the St. John's sound and the introduction of women in the choir next year. Andrew also talks about the unique experience at St. John's College School (the Choir's school for young choristers) and how potential choristers can apply. Email choir@joh.cam.ac.uk for more information. Interview recorded 14 December 2021; podcast published 22 December 2021. Thank you to Premier for sponsoring this episode! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talking-classical-podcast/message

In this episode, Dr. Daniel Lee, Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy from the School of Health Sciences, speaks with Elizabeth Unni about his experience in flipping classrooms. He talks about the work needed in getting the flipped classroom started, its technological aspects and pedagogical challenges. He also weighs in on some tips for faculty who are interested in using this teaching strategy.

Host Tom Morgan is joined by GB rower Sam Meijer, Richard Sinnott from Warrington Youth Rowing and Jo Brown, Assistant Coach at King's College School, Wimbledon, to discuss all the highlights from the 2021 National Schools' Regatta.

Interview with Miami Dade College, Eig Watson School of Aviation chairman Orlando Villaverde Phd. Learn about the MDC program, Orlando's background as a Firefighter helicopter pilot and flight instructor

Content provided by the Students at Seneca College School of Media – Journalism Program If you would like to hear more Seneca podcasts, go to Senecajournalism.ca • For the final episode we go back to Canadian Killers for the chilling story of serial killer Michael Wayne McGray, who started murdering people at the age of 19. In all he claims to have killed 22 people. Two of his victims were killed while he was on a three day pass from prison after his first murder. • Also What a Waste - takes a look at "Plarn" - turning plastic bags into plastic yarn…and weaving it into beautiful things like hats, rugs and handbags. • And finally, Women in Sports turns to Rugby. Over a third of the athletes playing rugby are women.

Content provided by the Students at Seneca College School of Media – Journalism Program If you would like to hear more Seneca podcasts, go to Senecajournalism.ca • Up first.. A look at the Raptors.. Host Macleod Roy and his guest talk about what's left of the NBA season for Toronto.. In “Jurassic North”. • “Fashion Cup of Tea”. Hosts Michyla Tross and Kamila Suhanova talk with an expert about fashion make up and how it can boost your self esteem. • And finally “The NSR Trifecta”. Noah, Samah and Raishona discuss the film “Minari”.

Content provided by the Students at Seneca College School of Media – Journalism Program If you would like to hear more of our podcasts.. go to Senecajournalism.ca First up The Big Talk: Aldrin Gomes talks to a hospital nurse who is also a Covid survivor about the long term effects she is experiencing from the virus. Next up Arif Ahmed talks about the real estate market in Toronto and what needs to be done to cool it down. Next up, Germain Ma and Gabriel Hutchcraft with “The Afternoon Show”… in the morning.

Content provided by the Students at Seneca College School of Media – Journalism Program If you would like to hear more Seneca podcasts, go to Senecajournalism.ca Her Struggles In Her Own Words: Afifa Um-air and Natasha Vanos talk to a woman about being trapped in emotionally abusive relationships while fighting social and cultural norms Game Pass Talks: With people having a lot of time on their hands at home, interest in video gaming subscription services continues to climb. Microsoft now has 18 million subscribers for its XBOX game pass service. Antonio Jaramillo ranks the best video games on Game Pass.

Content provided by the Students at Seneca College School of Media – Journalism Program If you would like to hear more Seneca podcasts, go to Senecajournalism.ca • Damilola Onime talks to John Pittman about his song “Homiostasis”. This was part of a bigger project focusing on Toronto jazz artists keeping the beat alive during covid. • Luana Saturnino with “What a waste”. A look at how we can clean up our planet by cleaning up our act. This episode looks at how single use paper cups are not just paper, and therefore cannot be recycled. • Staying with the idea of cleaning up our world. In “a little on litter” Patricia Mohammed looks at the impact litter has on our environment. • And finally, Clement Agyeman focuses on a volleyball star playing for Seneca Sting in “Women in Sports”.

Content provided by the Students at Seneca College School of Media – Journalism Program If you would like to hear more Seneca podcasts, go to Senecajournalism.ca Canadian Killers – "CountryBoy1” – a series focused on Canadian serial killers. The first episode tells the story of Cody Legebokoff. He started his killing spree in 2009, at age 19, making him one of Canada's youngest serial killers. Host/Producer Alyiah Davis. “Diehards – Episode 1” – a series that delves into why some sports fans choose, and stick with, professional teams that always let them down. Host/producer Zack McDonald looks at the origins of his own obsession with the New York Jets.

Gone are the days of University students only needing a degree to embark on a successful career. Today, employers keep an eye out for graduates who go out of their way to upskill themselves and broaden their horizons. We speak with Jason Lo, Head of Taylor's College School of Professional Studies about how they're re-imagining the higher education landscape, and his mission to empower students to go the extra mile. Interested to find out more about programmes at Taylor’s College? Register for the Taylor’s College Digital Open Day on 3rd and 10th April at bit.ly/taylorscollegedod.

Today I talk about what I was doing and where I was when I found out when Kobe died, when I got into college, when school was cancelled in March, etc. Hope you enjoy! Come back next Sunday for a new podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justisabelthings/message

Dr Crispin Hyde-Dunn is Headmaster of Dragon School, a leading Prep school in Oxford, a position he has held since 2017.   His previous headship experience includes Head at Abingdon Prep and Deputy Head Academic at King’s College School in Cambridge. Since joining Dragon School, Crispin has set his sights on improving the value-added element of ‘the Dragon’, combining the pursuit of all-round academic excellence with further expansive learning opportunities.   Dr Hyde-Dunn is a thoughtful and considered Head, championing a vibrant, happy, and aspirational school environment. He has been teaching for 20 years and brings with him a deep portfolio of experiences, having taught in a variety of settings and roles.   Listen to Dr Hyde-Dunn give his view on an array of topics, including; what it means to be 'genuinely co-ed', virtual teaching through lockdown and beyond, flexible boarding options to support modern families, fixing bicycles, calligraphy, and how Dragon School got its name. Plus, find out how supporting Newcastle United can help manage disappointment and "anticipate deferred success” … 

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Matt King and Ethan Maddocks share about their school-based learnings into their real-life job apprenticeships. Applying what they learned, they have been successfully making a buzz in their careers.Learn their passion, hard work and determination through listening to this podcast!

Mimmi Balaam, former school captain of The Geelong College, is now rowing and studying for the University of Miami in Florida on a full scholarship.

  Police Psychological Screening with Dr. Richard Zonderman- Miami Dade College School of Justice Police Academy, Formerly CIA(Central Intelligence Agency) Washington D.C. Chief Assessor for Program on Creative Leadership.  What are standard mental health screening practices for arguably one of the most stressful jobs in the nation? We discuss early intervention, interim psychological evaluations, and … Continue reading Police Psychological Screening with Dr. Richard Zonderman- Miami Dade College School of Justice Police Academy, Formerly CIA Washington D.C. →

Lawrence Ben-Eliezer, Toronto Criminal Lawyer, Legal expert talks about St. Michael's College School sex assault case, Joshua Boyle in sexual assault case and frustration with the parole board

This is an A-Z guide about what to do after College/School and how to enter the Job Market. I share strategies with you which will work TODAY in our dynamic Job Market. I explain this topic from head to toe. Audiobook on how to get a raise: https://amzn.to/2ordV8E Audiobook explaining how to Invest properly: https://amzn.to/2PqaQ3C Skip (if you'd like to the portion you're interested in; however, you need to understand the whole thing head to toe) 00:40 The structure in School vs Job Markets 1:40 How to navigate the Job Market 2:00 Your Market worth 6:10 How to Market Yourself 7:39 Write about yourself to start 8:40 Research your field 9:04 Narrow your search 10:07 Gorilla tactics (the ground game) 18:30 How to Interview 19:58 How to work at work 20:54 Negotiate salaries 23:17 Business owner (Entrepreneurship): Hint, this guide is not for this; however, your Job can be a stepping stone or a side hustle feeding your Entrepreneurial ventures. 23:53 My closing remarks and advice 26:53 Last minute pro tips about Investing and growing beyond a job --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/amanbansil/support

What percent of schools do you think have a formal retention committee? You might be surprised to learn it's only 25% according to our latest State of the Industry Report. Whether you are a retention guru or just getting started you'll find this conversation valuable! In this episode of The Enrollment Spectrum Podcast Heather Avery and David Darby from Lakefield College School in Ontario, Canada discuss their approach to retention. It all begins with leadership from their head of school but we quickly learn that their approach takes a whole-school perspective. From ‘sunshine calls' in the beginning of the year to their strategy for one-year retention David and Heather take us inside the tactics of their work.  We even discussed a few books that school leaders might find useful! Turning the Flywheel by Jim Collins The Power of Moments by Chip Heath Radical Candor by Kim Scott How do you approach retention at your school? Email us at hmundahl@enrollment.org or join us in EMA's online community to discuss further!

Justin Linden & Iain MacKinnon co council for John Doe's family talk about the teenager assaulted at St. Michael's College School filing intention to sue the school

One of the questions we get very frequently is some form of, “Do I have a shot at getting into an Ivy League or highly selective college.” In this week's show, we offer tips for students and families to help them evaluate their chances using the colleges' own primary criteria. We'll also discuss more about putting together a college list, including how to factor finances into that process, as part of our ongoing School's Out Application Workshop series, and explore the world of quirky scholarships.

One of the questions we get very frequently is some form of, “Do I have a shot at getting into an Ivy League or highly selective college.” In this week's show, we offer tips for students and families to help them evaluate their chances using the colleges' own primary criteria. We'll also discuss more about putting together a college list, including how to factor finances into that process, as part of our ongoing School's Out Application Workshop series, and explore the world of quirky scholarships.

Welcome to episode #1! My guest in today’s episode is Amanda Cupido, from Seneca's School of Media. Amanda helped design, and teaches, two courses we discuss in today's show: Advanced Storytelling for Audio Platforms and Introduction To Integrated Newsroom In this episode we not only hear about the specifics of the courses Amanda teaches in the School of Media at Seneca College, but we also get to share in Amanda's enthusiasm for teaching, and the unique, challenging journeys her students undertake as they learn the ropes of media.  You'll love this first episode. A little more about Amanda Cupido She is the author of a book on podcasting!!!  Called Let's Talk Podcasting: The Essential Guide to Doing it Right and the Toronto Public Library's first Innovator in Residence for podcasting. Previously, she worked as a major market radio producer, reporter and news anchor. Amanda can be reached via Twitter at @cupido

Alex is joined by Joe Nebeurger to discuss how Toronto Police have arrested five students from St. Michael`s College School. Four of whom were already accused in a separate incident, in connection with another alleged sexual assault at the all-boys private school.

Alex is joined by Bill Hutchison, and John Mraz. Topics include: Liberals looking national basic income as a way to help Canadians cope with job instability, Toronto police arrest another student, lay additional charges in St. Michael`s College School investigation, Quebecers prefer to import oil from Western Canada, according to Leger poll, and much.   

Alex is joined by Paul Davis, Educator on Social Media, Bullying, Sexting, Child pornograph to discuss the St. Michaels College School investigations. 

My brother-in-law is a professor at the Cuyamaca College school of music and invited me to come and speak to his media music class back in October of 2018. It was an awesome chance to share some of the principles that have helped me in my career, and to answer some great and thoughtful questions from those in attendance. This (long) episode is the full, unedited presentation along with Q&A. Hope you enjoy it, and I'd love to hear your thoughts once you give it a listen. Thanks! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/daren/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daren/support

Alex is joined by Paul Davis, Educator on social media. bullying, sexting and child pornography to discuss how much of an impact a cell phone has on a child's life as well as when is the proper time for a child to be given a cell phone.

Alex is joined by Melissa Lantsman, Vice President, Public Affairs at Hill & Knowlton and Kim Wright, Vice President, Public Affairs at Hill & Knowlton for this edition of Counterpoint. Topics include: St. Mike's College School announces the President and Principal have both resigned, the Ford government is overhauling Ontario's social assistance program, a dilemma stands in front of the future of 24 Sussex Drive, the federal government aims to push postal workers back to work and proposed tax incentives for greenhouse-gas emitters raises a lot of eyebrows and questions.

Host Sarah Turnbull sits down to chat about the week that was with Mary Anne Carter of Earnscliffe Strategy Group and Marco Vigliotti of iPolitics. The group dives into the fall fiscal update, delivered by Finance Minister Bill Morneau on Wednesday, including tax breaks for corporate Canada and government media bailouts. Also discussed: the ongoing abuse scandal at St. Michael's College School where six teens have been charged with sexual assault.    

Your hosts: Lynn, Levon, Marie-Claude, Marc  (show video at bottom) ListenEN_Interview_2-20181123-WIE20 Private boys' school, sexual abuse Police were called to St. Michael’s College School after allegations were made of sexual assault and abuse at the private boys school. (Tijana Martin/The Canadian Press) It has been one of the top stories in Canadian news this week. An exclusive Catholic private school for boys for grades 7-12 (aged approx 12-17), has been the subject of a police investigation into charges of sexual abuse. Several teen-aged boys have already been arrested, others expelled. The investigation is ongoing as allegations of abuse among the boys grow. The principle of the school has also just stepped down. Lynn spoke to Humberto Carolo, the executive director of White Ribbon. That's a non-profit that was created to promote non-violence and what he calls healthy masculinity Concerns about increased cost of prescription drugs in Canada and effect on people Increasing costs for prescription drugs are placing an ever increasing burden on public and private drug plans, and especially on individuals. Medical professionals are becoming increasingly concerned. (iStock via CBC) A new report from the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) notes that in Canada the cost of prescription drugs is growing and will be over $33 billion dollars this year. Those increased costs are putting a real strain on both private and public health care programmes, and even more so on individuals. Dr Iris Gorfinkel spoke to Marc about her concerns. She is a family doctor and clinical researcher in Toronto. NATO's Trident Juncture military exercise in Norway RCI's Levon Sevunts speaking to a soldier during the Trident Juncture NATO military exercise in Norway. (Cpl. Lisa Fenton/CAF) Nearly 50,000 NATO soldiers — including about 2,000 Canadians — backed by some 250 aircraft, 65 ships and up to 10,000 vehicles from all 29 NATO countries, as well as Sweden and Finland, began massive war games earlier this month that involved land, sea, air and cyber capabilities. Apart from about 1,000 ground troops, Canada had also deployed four warships, eight fighter jets, two submarine hunting planes, as well as an air refuelling tanker to take part in the exercise. As Levon explains, Canada’s participation in the exercise was the largest overseas deployment of Canadian Armed Forces since the end of their combat role in Afghanistan in 2011. Video of show Images of the week window.jQuery || document.write('

Scott has returned! To kick off the show today, he chat about the economic statement from earlier this week and whether it hurts or helps Canadians, his takes on it as well as Bill Morneau wanting USMCA signed next week regardless of the tariffs. Guest - Michael Taube, Troy Media syndicated, columnist, and Washington Times contributor The principal and the board president at St. Michael's College School have resigned in the wake of the allegations of sexual assault by students. Are the resignations going to do anything to save the reputation of the school? Guest - Elissa Freeman. Public Relations Consultant, Huffington Post, Canada.com and PR Daily Call Rachel Notley, the Premier of Alberta, is frustrated with the Canadian government that she is considering buying rail cars to ship oil, instead of the pipeline. Guest - Dan McTeague. Former Liberal MP and Consumer Affairs Critic, Analyst,gasbuddy.com

Host Sarah Turnbull sits down to chat about the week that was with Mary Anne Carter of Earnscliffe Strategy Group and Marco Vigliotti of iPolitics. The group dives into the fall fiscal update, delivered by Finance Minister Bill Morneau on Wednesday, including tax breaks for corporate Canada and government media bailouts. Also discussed: the ongoing abuse scandal at St. Michael’s College School where six teens have been charged with sexual assault.

Alex is joined by John Mraz and Bill Hutchison. Topics lnclude: Tax credits, Ford's unelected cheif of staff wants officials to raid pot store, St. Michael's College School parents demand resignations, CRA not treating all taxpayers equally, and more.     

Tonight's Top Talkers are: Scott Thompson - Global News Radio Hamilton & Mike Stubbs - Global News Radio London Topics include: The continuing fallout from St. Mike`s College School as two new cases of alleged assaults are reported and Premier Doug Ford challenges the Prime Minister to cancel carbon taxes while leaving one question in particular, unanswered.

Alex takes calls from listeners, talking about the perception of a "man-up" culture that has stemmed from the recent alleged group assaults at Toronto's St. Mike's College School. 

Alex is joined by Dr. Oren Amitay, Registered Psychologist, to discuss the two additional reports of incidents at St. Michael's College School that Toronto Police say have been turned over to investigators. Six students are facing charges in connection with one of the alleged sexual assaults that was captured on video. The two latest cases involve different suspects and victims from the previous incidents.

Alex is joined by Stephen Ledrew, Toronto-based lawyer, broadcaster and Jon Dwyer, Director at Aereus Technologies for this edition of Counterpoint. Topics lnclude: More allegations of group assaults have been brought to light as the fallout from St. Mike's College School continues, Stats Canada hid it's public information harvesting from not only the Trudeau government but also the Privacy Commissioner, Doug Ford challenges Justin Trudeau on cancelling carbon taxes, Justin Trudeau challenges Doug Ford on the Ontario PC's recent plans for French-language services and the Prime Minister also says he will not be getting involved in the on-going Canada Post strike.

Toronto police say six boys have been charged in connection with an alleged group sexual assault at St. Michael's College School.

Alex is joined by David Perry, CEO Investigative Solutions Network Inc who has a 28-year decorated career with the Toronto Police Service to discuss the six boys who have been charged in connection with an alleged group sexual assault at St. Michael's College School.

SHOW INTRO: 2 new cases of alleged assaults reported at St. Michael's College School     

Six teens were arrested and charged yesterday in connection to the alleged sexual assault at St. Michael's College School. Five of the teens turned themselves in to the police, while the sixth was arrested on their way to school. Each of the six boys face charges of assault, gang sexual assault and sexual assault with a weapon. How has St. Michaels handled the controversy and will this hurt them in the long run? What's the latest? Guest: Elissa Freeman. Public Relations Consultant, Huffington Post, Canada.com and PR Daily Former Prime Minister made an appearance on The Ben Shapiro Show and made a wide array of comments as he drank from a cup branded with the phrase “Leftist tears.” His most interesting comments were on illegal immigration, and how he believes that it turns people against legal immigration. Is there any weight to his claims? How bad is illegal immigration in Canada? Guest: Guidy Mamann (pronounced Giddy Ma'am-ann), Senior Partner, Founder of Mamann, Sandaluk, Kingwell LLP. Immigration Lawyer Doug Ford's had an interesting few days. After a great deal of reaction and controversy, the Ontario government decided to not move forward with the proposed policy that would have removed references to gender identity from the sex-ed curriculum.​ Also; Doug Ford spoke today, saying that he doesn't intend to run for Prime Minister, and would rather focus on Ontario.    Guest:  Christo Aivalis, Social Sciences and humanities Research Council Postdoctoral Fellow in History at the University of Toronto

Police are investigating alleged assaults and sexual assaults at St. Michael's College School, including one reportedly involving members of the football team holding down another student and sexually assaulting him with a broom handle. D'Arcy McKeown was the victim of a similar 'hazing' incident at McGill University. He speaks out about his experience.

Alex Pierson is joined by Kyle Fraser, a former student at St. Michael's College, to talk about the school's ongoing assault investigations. St. Michael's was Fraser's dream school, but once he started attending the college it became his nightmare. Fraser and Pierson discuss the school's culture and who should be held responsible for the assaults.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Mark Blinch) The Ontario government released its first mini-budget which says that they have cut the deficit and provided a tax cut to the poor. Bill chatted with Minister Fedeli. Guest: Vic Fedeli, Finance Minister, Ontario government.  What does the opposition think on the economic statement? Guest: Sandy Shaw, Finance Critic with the Ontario NDP. How will the things that were cut affect low income workers in our city? Guest: Tom Cooper, Director, Hamilton Roundtable for Poverty Reduction. A police investigation is underway at St. Michael's College School in Toronto after an alleged sexual assault that has resulted in 10 students being suspended or expelled. Guest: Joe Warmington. Columnist Toronto Sun. 

Toronto police are investigating an alleged group assault at St. Michael's College School. In a statement to Global News on Wednesday, police said that after receiving information from the media, “officers from 13 Division and the Child & Youth Advocacy Centre (CYAC) began an investigation into an alleged assault involving students at St. Mike's.”

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In this episode, we interview two senior lawyers at a legal aid clinic, and discuss the role poverty plays in exacerbating individuals legal problems and opportunities for students to get involved in legal aid work. Mike Laliberte Mike is a senior staff lawyer at Neighbourhood Legal Services (London & Middlesex) and has worked at the clinic for over 25 years.  He concentrates his work on social assistance issues and has engaged in many law reform efforts and enjoys participating in community development. Mike has chaired the OW & ODSP Advocates Group since 1995. Although born and raised in the lovely town of Sarnia, Mike attended undergraduate studies at King's College in London and completed his law degree at the University of Western Ontario Law School.  He also has a teaching degree.  Mike articled at a large law firm in London but much prefers practicing law at a legal clinic. In 2017, Mike received a Canada 150 medal recognizing him for his contributions to our nation in all his years of service! Kristie Pagniello Kristie Pagniello has worked as a staff lawyer at Neighbourhood Legal Services (London & Middlesex) since 2001, having previously articled and practiced at Seabrook Epstein St. Marie & Miller in London. She has a Masters Degree in Sociology, with a Specialization in Criminology, and a Law Degree from the University of Windsor. Kristie works on the social assistance side of NLSLM representing clients before administrative tribunals regarding Ontario Works, Ontario Disability Support Program, Canada Pension Plan Disability, and Criminal Injuries Compensation. She has a particular interest in student development work and as such coordinates and supervises the student placements from King's College School of Social Work, Fanshawe Paralegal Studies, and Ryerson's Law Practice Program. Kristie is also a part-time professor at Fanshawe College in the Post Graduate Paralegal Studies program, teaching Tribunal Practice and Procedure.  

Free College -- School choice shouldn't take away our neighborhood schools -- Jan. 31, 2017 by The Hechinger Report - Andre Perry

One of the questions we get very frequently is some form of, “Do I have a shot at getting into an Ivy League or highly selective college.” In this week's show, we offer tips for students and families to help them evaluate their chances using the colleges' own primary criteria. We'll also discuss more about putting together a college list, including how to factor finances into that process, as part of our ongoing School's Out Application Workshop series, and explore the world of quirky scholarships.

One of the questions we get very frequently is some form of, “Do I have a shot at getting into an Ivy League or highly selective college.” In this week's show, we offer tips for students and families to help them evaluate their chances using the colleges' own primary criteria. We'll also discuss more about putting together a college list, including how to factor finances into that process, as part of our ongoing School's Out Application Workshop series, and explore the world of quirky scholarships.

One of our most frequent questions revolves around whether or not to apply for financial aid when applying for acceptance. There are many factors to consider here, and we'll try to cover as many as possible during today's show. Twenty days from our airdate of Nov. 10 marks the final deadline for the University of California, which started accepting applications for all its campuses on Nov. 1. If you're working on those essays, you don't want to miss this week's show, when we'll go through all eight of the new prompts as part of our School's In Application Workshop.

One of our most frequent questions revolves around whether or not to apply for financial aid when applying for acceptance. There are many factors to consider here, and we'll try to cover as many as possible during today's show. Twenty days from our airdate of Nov. 10 marks the final deadline for the University of California, which started accepting applications for all its campuses on Nov. 1. If you're working on those essays, you don't want to miss this week's show, when we'll go through all eight of the new prompts as part of our School's In Application Workshop.

The Empire Club of Canada Presents: Mr. Patrick Brown, MPP, Leader of the PC Party of Ontario Patrick Brown was elected Leader of the Ontario PC Party in May, 2015 and MPP for Simcoe North a few months later in September, 2015. He began his public service career when he was elected at the age of 22 to Barrie City Council while still a student. Patrick stepped into federal politics in 2004, running for the newly formed Conservative Party of Canada in Barrie. He lost that year, but ran again in 2006 and defeated a cabinet minister to become MP for Barrie. Patrick served as MP for nine years until stepping down after winning the Ontario PC Leadership. Patrick works tirelessly to listen to and build strong partnerships with individuals, groups, first responder organizations, both at home and abroad, establishing connections that enable him to better serve his constituents and to serve the people of Ontario as Leader of the Official Opposition. An alumni of St. Michael's College School in Toronto, Patrick studied political science at the University of Toronto before earning his LL.B from the University of Windsor. Patrick also attended l'Université du Québec à Trois Rivières for extensive French studies. Patrick is an avid hockey, tennis player and accomplished marathon runner. He has helped to raise nearly $2 million dollars for the Royal Victoria Hospital in Barrie and other charities, including JDRF, Autism Ontario, ALS Canada, Busby Street Centre, Talk is Free Theatre, and The Bill Wilkins Scholarship. Speaker: Mr. Patrick Brown, MPP, Leader of the PC Party of Ontario *The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.* *Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*

One of the questions we get very frequently is some form of, “Do I have a shot at getting into an Ivy League or highly selective college.” In this week's show, we offer tips for students and families to help them evaluate their chances using the colleges' own primary criteria. We'll also discuss more about putting together a college list, including how to factor finances into that process, as part of our ongoing School's Out Application Workshop series, and explore the world of quirky scholarships.

One of the questions we get very frequently is some form of, “Do I have a shot at getting into an Ivy League or highly selective college.” In this week's show, we offer tips for students and families to help them evaluate their chances using the colleges' own primary criteria. We'll also discuss more about putting together a college list, including how to factor finances into that process, as part of our ongoing School's Out Application Workshop series, and explore the world of quirky scholarships.

A presentation and video of students learning via distance education (in isolated home classrooms), and those learning in language partnership classrooms in regional DECD schools. Examples of online learning plans incorporating Asia Literacies will be discussed alongside viewing samples of student work.

Ed Maggart, head of The College School in Webster Groves, explains the benefits of Experiential Education. Maggart discusses how Experiential Education differs from conventional methods, why it works for both children and adults, and how it can be effective in teaching kids about the environment.

This week we have guest Phil McAwesome of Hashtag Radio interview Grant Sherson from Vision College about the course they provide there for tech people.------------------------------------------------------We share the stories from people that work in New Zealand tech, social media, startups. If you have a story or know someone that does - get in touch!Mike Riversdale (@MiramarMike) background is explaining stuff, connecting people and getting things done. Raj Khushal (@nzRaj) background is in video, design, media and making things happen.All our past shows are on our websitehttps://www.accessgranted.nzFollow and Like us on:https://twitter.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://facebook.com/AccessGrantedNZhttps://linkedin.com/company/access-granted-podcastSubscribe to the show however you want:https://www.accessgranted.nz/subscribe/