Podcasts about common core curriculum

As I'm sure you're aware, humanity is currently navigating the biggest propaganda war in human history. While we tend to think of wars being waged with bullets, bombs + other overt signs of violence, ours is a war of words. Whether they are the words being spouted by news anchors, social media influencers, politicians or celebrities; or whether they are the lyrics to your favorite song, the copy comprising the advertisements on all those billboards, bus benches, magazines and screens, or simply the languaging used in those Common Core Curriculum text books, words are being weaponized to control and manipulate us all. The best way to protect our children from the dangers of fake news, group think, mind control and mis/disinformation is to educate them as to how propaganda functions, how language is being used to manipulate us, and how to use language to safeguard our self-esteem, critical thinking, sacred attention and humanity. My name is Dani Katz. I am a journalist, author and Quantum Languaging consultant, devoted to teaching rebels, free-thinkers and visionary badasses how language creates reality; and how to use language to empower, uplift, inspire and transform the world for the more wonderful. While I stepped away from teaching my home school courses last year to focus on my new book, and my busy consulting practice, I continue to receive copious requests to teach my Pop Propaganda course for teens.In response to the wellsprings of demand, I am offering one last LIVE version of Pop Propaganda. The course will teach students how to discern the languaging coming through the media sphere, while resourcing them with tools that will allow them to think critically, and to decipher truth from propaganda, while cultivating Quantum Languaging skills that will allow them to use language to empower, uplift, include and equalize the cultural landscape.Register immediately, as space is super, very limited, and this course won't happen again:www.danikatz.com/poppropcourse

During this episode I give my two cents in regards to Common Core Curriculum as it has been implemented in a public school system in the United States of America --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/researchshows/support

We have a new series! I thought this might be a good way to get our gears turning as we contemplate how we'd like to see our school curriculums change to reflect the histories of BIPOC communities. These are folks I never had the pleasure of hearing about and it was a joy researching and learning about this week's BIPOC Highlight, Dr. Daniel Hale Williams. We hope to bring you these bonus episodes on a weekly basis (as work schedules permit). Let's continue this work together and start a dialogue. As we read and learn about these Greats, feel free to share your thoughts on our Instagram page @THEANGRYBLACKWOMANPODCAST and share with friends and family so we can grow the community! Enjoy the recommended reading and if you do, show the authors some love for sharing their knowledge. Recommended Reading Available Online: How Daniel Hale Williams' Heart Surgery Demonstrated Black Brilliance- By Allison Gaines https://medium.com/the-collector/how-daniel-hale-williams-heart-surgery-demonstrated-black-brilliance-cd07d436b6b1 Daniel Hale Williams MD: " A Moses in the profession" - By Alisha J. Jefferson, MD Tamra S. McKenzie, MD, FACS https://www.facs.org/~/media/files/archives/shg%20poster/2017/04_daniel_hale_williams.ashx#:~:text=Ulysses%20Dailey%2C%20surgeon%20and%20former,a%20Moses%20in%20the%20profession.%E2%80%9D&text=Daniel%20Hale%20Williams%20was%20born,%2C%20PA%20(Figure%201). Scources: (https://web.archive.org/web/20100527182037/http://www.providentfoundation.org/history/williams.html), https://medium.com/the-collector/how-daniel-hale-williams-heart-surgery-demonstrated-black-brilliance-cd07d436b6b1, (https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/williams-daniel-hale-1856-1931, https://www.jsums.edu/gtec/dr-daniel-hale-williams/ https://www.blackpast.org/african-american-history/williams-daniel-hale-1856-1931/ Photo Credit: Author Owns Photo https:www.biography.com/scientist/daniel-hale-williams Sounds Affects: heartbeat, surgery Mike Koenig https://soundbible.com/922-Surgery.html# ,Heatbeat https://mixkit.co/free-sound-effects/heartbeat

Hola! Este cuento se llama Noche de Gatos. Yo y Rufina leeremos el cuento para todos ustedes. Diviertanse! Yo soy Edna Iturralde > Mi color favorito es el amarillo porque es el color del sol, mi número el ocho porque parece un gato sentado en espera de que le dibujen las orejas y la cola. Me encanta el chocolate y la pizza casi tanto como adoro escribir libros para los niños y niñas. Me fascina leer y siempre tengo un libro de cabecera. El día lunes me trae suerte, seguramente porque abrí los ojos por primera vez al comenzar una semana de mayo, bajo el brillante amanecer del cielo azude Quito, Ecuador. He recibido muchos premios fuera y dentro de mi país, pero el más grande de todos es tener la oportunidad de conversar con mis lectores. He publicado cincuenta y ocho libros y a todos los quiero por igual porque son mis hijos de papel. About Edna Iturralde > Edna Iturralde is the best-selling writer of children's books in Ecuador while her books are also sold in the United States, México, Central and South American countries. She has published 63 books with a wide range of themes that interest and educate children in factual and emotional understanding of environmental and social issues drawn mostly from current and past Latin American cultures. Her literature also includes global social issues. Her book, Green was My Forest, was chosen to be part of the ten best Latin American Books published in the 20th century, awarded by SM Foundation and the Chilean Libraries. The Ministry of Education of Mexico (SEP) chose three of her books to be part of the National Reading Plan in the school libraries. Twice she has received the Ecuadorean National Award for Children and Young Adults Literature, three times the Skipping Stones Award from the US given to multicultural books. Seven times her books have made the List of Outstanding Books (Lista de destacados) from Girandula/IBBY Ecuador. Iturralde has been nominated five times for the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA) from Sweden. She obtained First Place with four of her books in the International Latino Book Awards Celebrating Worldwide Achievements in Latino Literature Honoring Books & Authors in English, Spanish & Portuguese. Most recently her books were chosen for the Common Core Curriculum in the California District, in the United States.

Our 3rd Episode with Ashley S. Rhoads explores modern education with inclusion of students with all abilities, how Common Core Curriculum is shaping critical thinkers, People First Language, ELAC (English Learner Advisory Committee) and considerations to the Rotary Dictionary Project. Ashley is a New Teacher Induction Coach, a Special Education Curriculum Coach, and a past […]

On this episode we discuss the Common Core Curriculum and a study that tries to link curricular adoption to academic performance.

Money facilitates trade of goods and services and powers the global economy in many ways, ranging from a child’s lunch money to the world of international finance. Most discussions of money focus on the study of it from a rational standpoint, using the study of economics and statistics to decipher the relationship between currency and value and to predict future trends. Despite its connection to economics and rationality, money operates as an abstract concept. Its value arising from trust and belief in its exchangeability. However, we seldom stop to ask what money is, and what gives it its power. This week features Professor Gray Kochhar-Lindgren, Director of the Common Core Curriculum at the University of Hong Kong. Gray has recently published a scholarly article entitled "Trans-Rational Cash: Ghost-Money, Hong Kong and Nonmodern Networks" in which he uses a concept of "ghost money" to explore how traditional and modern practices are connected through the concept of nonmodern networks. By looking at money this way, we can explore the translations between money to ethics, morality, emotion, and status. We can also explore the ways in which money is legitimized against its ephemeral value

1st hour: Chuck Morse is joined by Tim Miller from American Rising PAC which just published an expose on Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State. Website: https://www.americarisingpac.org/failed-choices-book/ 2nd hour: Chuck Morse is joined by Duke Pesta, Professor at the University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh, in a talk about the Common Core Curriculum. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Si-kx5-MKSE

Chuck Morse Speaks host Chuck Morse is joined in the first hour by Attorney William Estrada, Director of Federal Relations at Homeschool Legal Defense Association in a discussion about Common Core Cirriculum and their new YouTube video BUILDING THE MACHINE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zjxBClx01jc In the second hour, Chuck is joined by William Johnson, founder of the racist American Freedom Party which is calling for an all white America.

Chuck Morse is joined by New American columnist Alex Newman in a ground-breaking discussion about the Common Core Curriculum and the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, known as FATCA Article: http://www.thenewamerican.com/economy/item/17337-globalists-exploit-new-u-s-tax-law-for-world-taxation-regime