Podcasts about course selection

In this episode, Peter Van Buskirk, Strategic Advisor for Scoir and former Dean of Admission, shares pro tips for selecting your high school courses. We dive into what colleges are looking for and how to plan your classes strategically throughout your years in high school.Follow us on Instagram!Learn more about Scoir

This week, Tokyo Academics Lead Admissions Consultant Jennifer Liepin explores the critical role of course selection in college admissions, with a special focus on top-tier universities and the Ivy League. Our admissions experts break down how academic rigor influences your application, examining everything from foreign language requirements to advanced coursework selection. Whether you're mapping out your high school curriculum or fine-tuning your academic strategy, this episode offers essential insights into building a competitive course profile. We dive deep into practical considerations around language study continuation, optimal AP and IB course combinations, and how to demonstrate academic ambition through your course choices. Join us as we demystify what selective colleges really look for in their applicants' academic records and learn how to make informed decisions about your high school course load that align with your college aspirations.Join free webinars at www.tokyoacademics.com/eventsNeed help applying to college? Contact us for a free consultation where we'll discuss your strengths, weaknesses, and provide an initial assessment to optimize your success. If you want to maximize your chances of getting into your dream schools, we can help! Visit www.tokyoacademics.com/free-trial.

Featured in this episode: Culturally Relevant English and History classes, Dual Enrollment College Algebra, Creative Writing, Spanish, AP Psychology, and the new Electrical Engineering class!

Send us a textIn this episode of College Planning Simplified, Arielle and Advantage College Planning team member Gina Wilner discuss important steps for high school juniors as they prepare for the college admissions process. Key topics include setting goals, selecting rigorous senior year courses, preparing for standardized tests, and planning college visits. The episode also offers strategies for obtaining impactful letters of recommendation and narrowing down college choices based on fit! 00:00 Introduction to College Planning Simplified00:09 Setting Goals for Juniors01:20 Course Selection and Rigor08:27 Understanding Testing Timelines12:37 Campus Visits and Criteria17:09 Letters of Recommendation26:18 Building a College List30:25 Conclusion and ResourcesPodcast Links: Building a College ListExploring Campus: Insider Tips for College Tours and Open Houses

On this week's episode of Ridgefield Tiger Talk, we welcome Stephanie Cheung Counseling Supervisor and Lori Bran School Counselor. We discussed this year's course selection for RHS students and students coming from middle school, next week's (01/15/25 @6pm) open house for parents of eighth graders to see the high school's elective offerings, and tips and tricks for both parents & students when trying to figure out what courses to take. Click here for the counseling website that was mentioned in the show. Thanks for listening! 

This is an exciting time for students as they gear up to explore new possibilities through course selection for next school year. Course selection for 2024-2025 will be open from February 5-20. In this livestream session for incoming 9th grade parents, District experts talk through the selection process, new offerings, dual credit opportunities, Career and Technical Education and more. A Parent Information Night and Course Fair will also be held for incoming families at your zoned campus on February 13 at 6:30 p.m.Visit ccisd.net/courseselection for more information

We talked to students to find out what they like about their elective classes. In this episode, we have Stuco, Weight Training, and AP European History.

This is an exciting time for students as they gear up to explore new possibilities through course selection for next school year. Course selection for 2024-2025 will be open from February 5-20. In this livestream session for incoming 6th grade parents, District experts talk through the selection process, new offerings and more. Parent information nights will also be held for incoming families on January 29 and 30, 2024. Visit ccisd.net/courseselection for more informationClick here for more Incoming 6th grade tips: 

On today's episode, Tom Campbell (CEG's Community Manager) and Nitzya Cuevas-Macias (Director of College Programs at Downtown College Prep) cover: How do students decide which classes to take—and what questions should they ask when deciding? Key recommendations for selecting English, math, science, social studies, language, and elective courses The most frequently asked questions we get asked about courses and grades Nitzya Cuevas-Macias was a first-gen college student at UC Berkeley where she studied History and Legal Studies, and earned her Master's in Mexican American Studies from San José State. She's been working in education for 16 years where the majority of her time has been in college access and success, in the CBO, non-profit world, k-12 public and charter, and community college. Currently, she is the Director of College Programs at Downtown College Prep, a free public charter in San José, CA and serves as a board member of the Western Association for College Admission Counseling.  We hope you enjoy!   Play-by-Play: 2:21 - Introductions 6:02 - What are key things to keep in mind when planning your high school experience?  10:21 - Subject area recommendations 11:40 - English  16:04 - Math 21:34 - Science  28:02 - Social Studies 31:11 - Languages 33:06 - Visual/Performing Arts  36:17 - Electives 36:39 - Rapid-fire FAQs about grades 37:43 How do colleges evaluate my course grades and transcript? 38:22 - Is it important to only get Straight-As to have a chance?  40:29 - How do colleges evaluate my GPA? 42:05 - How can students balance a high GPA with challenging courses? 44:28 - Should students increase their rigor every year? 45:23 - Is it a good idea to take additional summer or online courses? 49:43 - How important is class rank? 51:19 - Should I pick Honors, AP, IB, or Dual Enrollment?  54:17 - Are AP and IB scores important if my school doesn't offer AP courses? 57:28 - How do I know what classes to take if I don't know what I want to study or where I want to go to college? 59:59 - Wrap up / closing thoughts Resources: Coursera UC Scout Episode 403: AP, IB, Honors, Oh My!: How Admissions Officers View Your High School Courses, Rigor, and School Context - Susan Tree Episode 213: Self-Directed Learning (Why You Can Quit HS & Be Okay) What are AP classes? IB vs AP Easiest AP Classes Hardest AP Classes

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Welcome back to part two of a four part series with our Advising team! Listen today as Senior Academic Advisors Tasha Calvin and Megan Carpenter discuss course planning for 4th-12th grade students! Can your 8th grader take high school level courses? Does NorthStar offer IEP's? When should you start course planning for the new school year? Hear the answers to these questions and more on today's episode! Whether you are a new or returning family at NSA, this episode is extremely valuable in helping you make the best decisions for your student!  Be sure to listen in next week as Tasha returns to discuss college admission!  

Should my student take another year of language classes? What about AP and Honors classes?

Calling all 5th grade parents! Course registration for incoming 6th grade students is coming up in early February. Learn more about the process and what is offered in intermediate schools in CCISD. Parent Information Nights will be held Jan. 30 and 31 at your child's zoned intermediate school to meet with staff and learn more about your campus. The course selection window opens on February 7-21 in Skyward. Click here for the video of this episode with the presentation slides.Follow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

Calling all 8th grade parents! Course registration for incoming 9th grade students is coming up in early February. Learn more about the process and what is offered in high school. A Parent Information Night & Course Fair will be held on Feb. 15 at your child's zoned high school to meet with staff and learn more about your campus. The course selection window opens on February 7-21 in Skyward. Click here for the video of this episode with the presentation slides.Follow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

High school course selection always feels tricky balancing the needs and wants of the student, figuring out the proper level of rigor, and understanding what colleges expect. Whether your student is picking their classes this month or the next, it's important to have those conversations now. Whether your student's GPA, their future college admissions, or fulfilling prerequisites for future courses, the high school curriculum they choose can have a big impact. I invited my colleague Julie Spak, an independent college counselor, to discuss the choices your teen will soon be making and how you can best support them in choosing and pursuing their future goals.EPISODE NOTESThe classes your student takes in high school can have a major impact on both their high school and college careers. And there's more to strategic course selection than just loading up on AP classes. It's important to consider which classes will be relevant to your teen's interests and future college major. Plus, taking a rigorous course load is only impressive on a college application if the student can handle the workload and thrive. That's why it's vital to really consider which classes will be best for a student's long-term goals.In this episode, I speak with my friend and colleague, Julie Spak, about the best ways for your family to approach selecting courses for your teen. To start, it's always a good idea to learn as much as possible about the curriculum offered each school year - expect changes from year to year. This might mean attending informational meetings, academic fairs, or simply reading the course catalog online.We advise once you start selecting courses, it's important that you think about future school years as well. This means that even freshman students should consider what they want to study in their senior year. After all, they don't want to be prevented from signing up for a vital class later because they didn't take the prerequisites.And if your teen will be a junior next year, it's important to remember their senior year is not for slacking! Colleges will look at senior year transcripts, so you don't want to skip that fourth year of math, load up on fluff, or fail to take your coursework seriously.Ultimately, every class a student takes in high school will be important to their future. That's why taking the course selection process seriously is so essential. Fortunately, if you need a little guidance, this episode is full of insights, tips, and tricks.Links mentioned in this episodeLaunch College & Career Clarity CourseLaunch College and Career Clarity Facebook CommunityFind Julie on LinkedInJulie at LEAPTimeline[0:42] Intro[2:22] When do high schools start scheduling courses?[3:30] Should families attend the school's informational meetings about course selection?[5:33] Why you should pay attention to the curriculum guides[7:50] Plan for future semesters by taking prerequisites[9:35] Review college websites for their high school course selection recommendations[11:20] The common data set[12:29] Why senior year classes are just as important[14:50] Check the AP and dual enrollment credit policy for each college you are interested in[17:48] The importance of senior year math classes[21:23] Choosing when you should take an AP class[23:39] The benefits of taking foreign language classes[26:17] What defines a fluff class, and why should you avoid them?[28:14] Julie's contact information[28:46] Wrap-up

All things being equal, high school GPA carries the most weight in college admissions decisions. But when it comes to the classes those grades come from, all things most certainly are not equal. Amy and Mike invited educational consultant Aly Beaumont to explore the finer points about course selection for highly selective college admissions. What are five things you will learn in this episode? What classes should a student really take in high school? Do students really need to take foreign language for college, and if so for how long? How important is it to take Honors, AP, or IB classes? Where does dual-enrollment fit in the selective admissions equation? What is more important: GPA or course rigor? MEET OUR GUEST Aly is the founder of Admissions Village, a family focused, affordable, one-on-one college guidance consultancy. Aly is deeply committed to making the college admissions process less stressful, and her success with this objective can be measured by both the growing number of referrals she receives as well as the repeat business of family siblings. Aly is also a founder and advisor to The College T, a website connecting high school students with college students and recent graduates so that first-hand information and experiences can be shared. Aly is a graduate of Tufts University where she majored in History with a concentration in Modern Women and African American History, and was captain of the Equestrian Team. She lives in Wilton, CT with her husband Perry, their two dogs Buddy and Buzz and their three sons. Two of their sons are currently in college at The University of St. Andrews in Scotland and Keyon College in Ohio, and one graduated from Santa Clara University. Aly is an Associate member of IECA and she has her certificate as an Independent Educational Consultant from the University of California Irvine. Aly previously appeared on this podcast in episode 212 to discuss PREPARATION FOR HIGHLY SELECTIVE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS and was the subject of an IEC PROFILE in episode 264. Find Aly at https://www.admissionsvillage.com. LINKS What Classes Should I take Next Year? Considerations for Admissions to Highly Selective Colleges RELATED EPISODES HIGH SCHOOL COURSE SELECTION AND ACADEMIC RIGOR CHOOSING HIGH SCHOOL MATH COURSES STRATEGICALLY CHOOSING BETWEEN AP AND IB PROGRAMS ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page. ABOUT YOUR HOSTS Mike Bergin is the president of Chariot Learning and founder of TestBright. Amy Seeley is the president of Seeley Test Pros. If you're interested in working with Mike and/or Amy for test preparation, training, or consulting, feel free to get in touch through our contact page.  

You may not think of preparing for orientation as something that is necessary, but we think you'll have a much better time of it if you do a little research before you go (like you and your students getting familiar with the course catalogue).We'll walk you through strategies for selecting first semester courses and how to make the most of all of the student and family activities on campus. We'll close with a conversation on how to talk with students about any anxiety they may be feeling and reinforcing that they've made a good decision. 

The Counseling and Student Services department talks through planning for high school, graduation requirements, GPA and more. New for next year is flexible scheduling, which is an off-campus learning opportunity for all high school students. Click here for the PDF presentation from the livestream.Click here for more information on Course Selection.Click here for more information on CCISD Career & Technical Education Programs. Follow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

Listen as district leaders talk through the course selection process for incoming 6th through 12th grade students for next school year. Course registration runs from Feb. 7-23, 2022.Parent information nights will be held for incoming 6th grade families at the zoned intermediate campuses on Jan. 31 and Feb. 1. Incoming 9th grade parent nights will be held on Feb. 16 at each high school.Click here to learn more. Follow us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterFollow us on Instagram

Former Dean of Admission and Strategic Advisor to Scoir, Peter Van Buskirk, is joined by Director of College Counseling & Student Services at University Prep, Kelly Herrington, to discuss tips for underclassmen!Our conversation covers topics such as: applying with a sense of purpose, self-reflection, testing, and course selection. This interview was conducted on October 15, 2021.

Join us this week as we talk with Megan Carpenter, Guidance Counselor at NorthStar Academy. Megan walks through how our Guidance office is able to help families as they are choosing courses for their students. She breaks down course selection for each grade level and gives great advice to parents as they think about which courses would be beneficial for their students if they are college-bound. Hear great information regarding our graduation requirements, transferring in outside credit, and dual credit options as well. If you are already one of our families, or if you are considering NorthStar, you won't want to miss this episode!

Listen on Spotify| Apple Podcasts|Google PodcastsOn this episode, Sia chats with College seniors Logan Nantiss and Alexandra Jackman, College junior Karin Hananel, College sophomore Olivia de Rezende, and Wharton senior Amy Liu about cool classes at Penn that underclassmen should take! Tune in because this episode will help with the course selection period!!!Hosted by Sia-Linda Lebbie. Produced by Sia-Linda Lebbie and Evie Artis, and edited by Megan Li and Sia-Linda Lebbie. Outreach assisted by Aba Sankah. Intro, outro, and ambiance music by Kannan Freyaldenhoven: @kj_frey. Podcast art by JordanSemprevivo: @jsemp_art. Follow The Trillest on Instagram:@thetrillest_podcast. Follow Sia on Instagram: @lindalebbie.

Listen on Spotify| Apple Podcasts|Google PodcastsOn this episode, Sia chats with College seniors Logan Nantiss and Alexandra Jackman, College junior Karin Hananel, College sophomore Olivia de Rezende, and Wharton senior Amy Liu about cool classes at Penn that underclassmen should take! Tune in because this episode will help with the course selection period!!!Hosted by Sia-Linda Lebbie. Produced by Sia-Linda Lebbie and Evie Artis, and edited by Megan Li and Sia-Linda Lebbie. Outreach assisted by Aba Sankah. Intro, outro, and ambiance music by Kannan Freyaldenhoven: @kj_frey. Podcast art by JordanSemprevivo: @jsemp_art. Follow The Trillest on Instagram:@thetrillest_podcast. Follow Sia on Instagram: @lindalebbie.

Scoir strategic advisor, Peter Van Buskirk, is joined by Rob Springall and Bert McBrayer of Penn State University, to discuss the importance of high school course selections.Our conversation covers topics such as: how your transcript is evaluated, choosing a course load that challenges you, and ultimately, finding fulfillment in your courses. This episode was recorded on April 6, 2021.

This marks the audio from our Course Selection Night for students currently in grades 8-11 (Classes of 2022-2025), held on the evening of March 11. Video and slides are also available on the school website.

In this episode, we discuss oncoming course selection and how we think it will impact our academic futures, as well as our thoughts in general about college and trying to find what we want to pursue.

Mountain Brook Junior High Principal Donald Clayton and Assistant Principal Brook Gibbons walk through the course selection process for rising 8th-graders. 

Mountain Brook Junior High Principal Donald Clayton and Assistant Principal Brook Gibbons walk through the course selection process for rising 9th-graders. 

Mountain Brook Junior High Principal Donald Clayton and Assistant Principal Brook Gibbons walk through the course selection process for rising 7th-graders. 

Mountain Brook Junior High Principal Donald Clayton and Assistant Principal Brook Gibbons walk through the course selection process for rising 9th-graders. 

Mountain Brook Junior High Principal Donald Clayton and Assistant Principal Brook Gibbons walk through the course selection process for rising 8th-graders. 

Mountain Brook Junior High Principal Donald Clayton and Assistant Principal Brook Gibbons walk through the course selection process for rising 7th-graders. 

Course selection heavily influences both a student’s high school experience and college prospects, yet definitive answers on how to make these choices are often lacking. Amy and Mike invited educational consultant Phil Black to analyze high school course selection and academic rigor.  What are five things you will learn in this episode? What factors are important when thinking about class selection?  Where does “class selection” rank in importance for college admissions? How do students (and their parents) decide how many AP or Honors classes to take? Why should class selection be based more on track record and motivation than goals? Is it better to maximize GPA or take on advanced classes? MEET OUR GUEST Phil Black is the creator of PrepWell Academy, an unconventional approach to preparing high school students (and their parents) for the rigors of the college admissions process. His unique program is delivered online and focuses on the early preparation of students (freshman and sophomore year) interested in attending highly-selective colleges (e.g. Ivy League, Stanford, MIT, etc.), military service academies (e.g. Naval Academy, West Point, etc.), and those seeking athletic or ROTC scholarships.  Over the years, Phil has built a record of unique accomplishments, including Division I college athlete, Navy SEAL Officer, Goldman Sachs Investment Banker, bootstrap entrepreneur, 2X Shark Tank contestant, firefighter, husband and father of four sons. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Yale University and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Find Phil at prepwellacademy.com. LINKS Is your Child Well-Rounded or Angular? RELATED EPISODES WHY GRADE INFLATION IS HARMFUL ADVANTAGES OF DUAL ENROLLMENT TRACKING COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.

In this episode of The CSW Podcast, we conclude our miniseries on course selection with Mr. Kramer, who goes into the computer science offerings at The Charter School of Wilmington. Host: Cyrus Rosen Producer/Editor: Irvin Mayfield Guest: Mr. Christopher Kramer, Computer Science Teacher Theme Music: Jesse Herdman Faculty Producer/Editor: Dr. Prisco Like what you hear? Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Contact us anytime at podcast@charterschool.org with feedback, questions, and topic suggestions.

In this regularly scheduled episode of The CSW Podcast, we continue our miniseries focusing on the courses offered at CSW with the social science department. Joining us in-studio are Mr. Stella and Mr. Messinger. Host: Cyrus Rosen Producer/Editor: Irvin Mayfield Guests: Mr. Roberto Stella, Social Science Chair, and Mr. Barry Messinger, World Language and Art History Teacher Theme Music: Jesse Herdman Faculty Producer/Editor: Dr. Prisco Like what you hear? New episodes come out each Friday afternoon. Subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3aen7iH Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2w6We1I Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2T7GCnH SoundCloud: https://bit.ly/32v29cM Contact us anytime at podcast@charterschool.org with feedback, questions, and topic suggestions.

In this episode of The CSW Podcast, we continue our miniseries focusing on the courses offered at CSW with the math department. Joining us in-studio are Ms. Potocki, Dr. Voltz, Mr. Clark, and Brian Tiamson. Host: Cyrus Rosen Producer/Editor: Irvin Mayfield Guests: Ms. Cheryl Potocki, Dr. Eileen Voltz, Mr. Shawn Clark, Math Teachers, and Brian Tiamson, Senior at CSW Theme Music: Jesse Herdman Faculty Producer/Editor: Dr. Prisco Like what you hear? New episodes come out each Friday afternoon. Subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3aen7iH Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2w6We1I Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2T7GCnH SoundCloud: https://bit.ly/32v29cM Contact us anytime at podcast@charterschool.org with feedback, questions, and topic suggestions.

In this episode of The CSW Podcast, we begin our miniseries focusing on the courses offered at CSW with the science department. Joining us in-studio are Mrs. Toner and Mr. Stover. Host: Cyrus Rosen Producer/Sound Editing: Irvin Mayfield Guests: Mrs. Jennifer Toner, Science Department Chair, and Mr. David Stover, Science Teacher Moderator: Dr. Prisco Like what you hear? New episodes come out each Friday afternoon. Subscribe to us wherever you get your podcasts: Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3aen7iH Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2w6We1I Google Podcasts: https://tinyurl.com/vb49xzl SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/csw-podcast Contact us anytime at podcast@charterschool.org with feedback, questions, and topic suggestions.

In this episode, Lindsey Ringenbach interviews Jennifer Kretchmar and Jared Rosenberg from UNC Chapel Hill admissions to talk about all things related to high school course planning and selection.

Hello everyone! This week on the podcast I am joined by one of my good friends Natalie (a.k.a the queen of baking, fangirling @ Teen Wolf and science whiz)! Together we talk about planning out your courses for high school...something that I promise is NEVER too early to do because pre-requisites definitely catch up to you! She tells us about the unique thing that she was able to work out with her course load as a 9th Grader and is currently able to benefit from! Its a good time and in perfect timing for the impending Back to School szn! ;)

This is it, Snap Faithful. The eighth and final episode of Wonderful! is here. Zak and Andy were delighted to be joined by none other than Stuart Zagnit - the original voice actor for Professor Oak in both the anime and in Pokémon Snap. They talk about how Stuart's involvement with the game differed from the anime, get into the bittersweet reasons behind his departure from voicing Oak in the anime, and even find out which Pokémon are his favorites. Special thanks to Jen Cappelli (@JeninRGB on Twitter) for creating the show's artwork, Allissoon Lockhart (@celtictampon on Instagram) for allowing the use of her cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" for our intro, and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for the use of his cover of "Course Selection" for our outro. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your listening platform of choice to find all of our shows. You can follow Zak and Andy on Twitter at @zacharyplyons and @SweetJusticeOne respectively.

In the penultimate episode of Wonderful!, Zak and Andy take a look at the constant upward trend of selfie and photo modes in video games over the last decade, and use that as a basis to explain why now is the perfect time for a Pokemon Snap sequel. Make sure to listen until the end, as we reveal our special plans for the finale! Special thanks to Jen Cappelli (@JeninRGB on Twitter) for creating the show's artwork, Allissoon Lockhart (@celtictampon on Instagram) for allowing the use of her cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" for our intro, and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for the use of his cover of "Course Selection" for our outro. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your listening platform of choice to find all of our shows. You can follow Zak and Andy on Twitter at @zacharyplyons and @SweetJusticeOne respectively.

Throughout Pokemon's 23-year history in the realm of video games, nearly every title released has received a sequel or spin-off of some sort. In episode 6 of Wonderful, Zak and Andy dissect some of those titles and speculate on why some of them received sequels while others (such as our beloved Pokemon Snap) were shunned. Special thanks to Jen Cappelli (@JeninRGB on Twitter) for creating the show's artwork, Allissoon Lockhart (@celtictampon on Instagram) for allowing the use of her cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" for our intro, and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for the use of his cover of "Course Selection" for our outro. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your listening platform of choice to find all of our shows. You can follow Zak and Andy on Twitter at @zacharyplyons and @SweetJusticeOne respectively.

In episode 5 of Wonderful!, Zak and Andy put their own ideas for a sequel to the side for a bit to instead marvel at other fans' projects and ideas. You can check out their videos we discuss in this episode at the following links: Pokémon Snap: CITY Level! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NIHyWVFZ5k Pokemon Snap Fangame - Weedle Valley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RlMn0mh2xc VR Pokemon Snap https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8n3PJQwelo Special thanks to Jen Cappelli (@JeninRGB on Twitter) for creating the show's artwork, Allissoon Lockhart (@celtictampon on Instagram) for allowing the use of her cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" for our intro, and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for the use of his cover of "Course Selection" for our outro. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your listening platform of choice to find all of our shows. You can follow Zak and Andy on Twitter at @zacharyplyons and @SweetJusticeOne respectively.

The boys have tossed out off-hand comments about things they'd like to see in a potential Pokémon Snap sequel, but episode 4 is where they really dig deep into their pitches and spitball ideas for the would-be follow-up. From new items and stages to selfies and leaderboards, they've got a whole lot to talk about. Special thanks to Jen Cappelli (@JeninRGB on Twitter) for creating the show's artwork, Allissoon Lockhart (@celtictampon on Instagram) for allowing the use of her cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" for our intro, and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for the use of his cover of "Course Selection" for our outro. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your listening platform of choice to find all of our shows. You can follow Zak and Andy on Twitter at @zacharyplyons and @SweetJusticeOne respectively.

No video game is perfect. Following two episodes of essentially fan-boying all over this game, in episode 3 Zak and Andy get some gripes off their chest and talk about several aspects of Pokémon Snap that could have been improved, or maybe just shouldn't have even been there in the first place. Special thanks to Jen Cappelli (@JeninRGB on Twitter) for creating the show's artwork, Allissoon Lockhart (@celtictampon on Instagram) for allowing the use of her cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" for our intro, and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for the use of his cover of "Course Selection" for our outro. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your listening platform of choice to find all of our shows. You can follow Zak and Andy on Twitter at @zacharyplyons and @SweetJusticeOne respectively.

Episode 2 of Wonderful! A Celebration of Pokemon Snap is here! Andy and I wax nostalgic on our first memories with the game, and reminisce about the days when we could print out our own in-game pictures at a Blockbuster/Pokemon Snap sticker kiosk. Rest in peace, Blockbuster Video. Special thanks to Jen Cappelli (@JeninRGB on Twitter) for creating the show's artwork, Allissoon Lockhart (@CelticTampon on Instagram) for allowing the use of her cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" for our intro, and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for the use of his cover of "Course Selection" for our outro. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your platform of choice to find all of our shows. You can follow Zak and Andy on Twitter at @zacharyplyons and @SweetJusticeOne respectively.

Welcome to episode 1 of the brand new Nerd Pals Network podcast mini-series: Wonderful! A Celebration of Pokémon Snap! Pokémon Snap first launched in Japan 20 years ago, on March 21, 1999, and with this show we hope to rekindle older fans' interest in the iconic spin-off, while maybe bringing some new fans into the fold as well. Join Zak Lyons (Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff) and Andy Carasquillo (Super Nerd Pals) as they spend 8 episodes dissecting the game: discussing their favorite and least favorite aspects, pitching ideas for a sequel, checking out other fan projects inspired by Pokémon Snap, and so much more. Special thanks to Jen Cappelli for creating the show's artwork. Give her a follow on Twitter, @JeninRGB. Special thanks also to Allissoon Lockhart (@celtictampon on Instagram) and Michael Foxx (ambassadorfoxx on Bandcamp) for allowing us to use their songs for our intro and outro respectively. The intro song is a cover of "Professor Oak's Lab" by Yoga Boner, and the outro song is a cover of "Course Selection" by Foxx. Wonderful! shares a feed with other Nerd Pals Network shows 'Super Nerd Pals' and 'Kingdom Hearts and Other Stuff'. Just search for "Super Nerd Pals" on your platform of choice to find all our shows. You can follow Zak, @zacharyplyons, and Andy, @SweetJusticeOne, on Twitter as well.

CCISD Director of Guidance and Counseling Natalie Uranga and Director of Career and Technical Education Dana Morgan talk through the course registration process and the different opportunities for intermediate and high school to make sure students get started on the right foot and continue success through their educational careers.

Whether you are a sophomore thinking about college, a junior/senior stepping into the application/admissions arena or a recent graduate who is headed to college for further academic enrichment and excitement… selecting courses and classes seems to be almost an afterthought for many students. This seems backwards, doesn’t it? It's back to school and you're wondering what classes you should pick? Should you try taking that harder class? Should you stick to classes related to your major or classes that will deem you "more competitive" based on the university's preferences. Join Mark and Anna as they discuss how to pick classes in high school and college. From understanding whether or not different classes are weighed differently like AP Calc and AP Stats to is there such a thing as taking too many challenging courses and how to pick classes that demonstrate growth and maturity, Mark and Anna have got you covered in this new episode on course selection.

Mitchell Stevens, associate professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Education, shares his expertise on college path planning and how the use of a web-based tool called Carta is helping students plan their college course trajectory.

Host Jason Breitkopf welcomes a new guest onto the pod, Noël Um, to discuss strategies for selecting courses in college. Noël is an experienced tutor who recently finished her master's degree at Columbia University. Join us at http://www.facebook.com/EndeavorParents for more tips, videos, & information.

“Make time visible” is a favorite refrain of Gretchen's, and it's equally as true for college planning as it is for daily time management and organization. In this episode, Megan walks students step by step through how to make the ... Read More » The post 202: Course Selection: How to Develop a Four Year Plan appeared first on The College Prep Podcast.

“Make time visible” is a favorite refrain of Gretchen's, and it's equally as true for college planning as it is for daily time management and organization. In this episode, Megan walks students step by step through how to make the ... Read More » The post 202: Course Selection: How to Develop a Four Year Plan appeared first on The College Prep Podcast.

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I have often received a question from seniors asking if they need to take a math course in their last year of high school.I am answering that question plus offering tips for selecting courses in this broadcast. Join me! For more information, visit www.collegeprepready.com or send an email to info@collegeprepready.com.

I have often received a question from seniors asking if they need to take a math course in their last year of high school.I am answering that question plus offering tips for selecting courses in this broadcast. Join me! For more information, visit www.collegeprepready.com or send an email to info@collegeprepready.com.

As the requirements for college admission increase, so does the pressure for families to push students harder and faster at an earlier age. College insider Sia Knight discusses the implications of middle school students taking algebra.

As the requirements for college admission increase, so does the pressure for families to push students harder and faster at an earlier age. College insider Sia Knight discusses the implications of middle school students taking algebra.