Podcasts about docents

What actually is a docent? In time, the role has evolved from didactic teaching to facilitating rich multifaceted experiences for visitors. In this episode our eyes (and ears) are opened by this unique class of service-oriented art mentors, exemplified by Cheryl Cotterman and Diane Botwin. Here they graciously share their experiences with us, including a couple of heartwarming stories that are at the core of why they do what they do. Listen and be inspired.

Vai jauna valdība vienmēr ir labāka par veco? Kuriem vēlēšanu solījumiem ticēt un uz kuriem labāk neuzķerties?

Els docents es manifesten a Sabadell i ocupen l'Ajuntament

Era actualitat dera Val d'Aran en aran

No és una qüestió de sou -que també- sinó d'un seguit de demandes acumulades durant molts anys, i que ara, pel fet de no ser degudament ateses, semblen haver eclosionat de cop i totes a l'hora. Avui, i també els propers 27 de maig i 5 de juny, els docents d'arreu de Catalunya responen a la crida del sindicats USTEC-STE, CGT, Intersindical i els professors de secundària (ASPEPC), amb una vaga general que reclama més inversió educativa, reducció de ràtios i, sobretot, millorar el suport a l'atenció a la diversitat a les aules. Taryn Pagès és professora a l'Institut Benaprès des del 2009 i ha posat sobre la taula alguns assumptes estructurals, i un de fonamental: l'educació en projectes, ambients i competències pot ser molt positiva des del punt de vista conceptual, però topa amb una realitat a les aules que la fa molt difícil la seva implantació. L'entrada Allò que volen els docents explicat per Taryn Pagès, professora de l’institut Benaprès ha aparegut primer a Radio Maricel.

In this episode of Practical Significance, hosts Donna LaLonde and Ron Wasserstein are joined by longtime JSM docents Jessica Kohlschmidt (The Ohio State University) and Justin Jacobs (Oak Ridge National Laboratory). If you’ve ever walked into JSM and felt like you needed a translator, a map, and a friend all at once, docents are exactly that. Kohlschmidt and Jacobs […]

La vaga de docents arriba a Sabadell: talls a la C-58 i protestes davant de Serveis Territorials, CCOO i UGT

En parlem amb la portaveu d'USTEC a la demarcació de Girona, Glòria Polls

Episode Notes Charlotte Walden, Public Relations Chair for the Student Docent Executive Board and fourth-year College student, discusses museum education, diversity in art history and the future of the Fralin Student Docents.

Aquest dijous, el professorat de Lloret ha assistit a la conferència inaugural del nou curs, al Teatre.

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La plataforma Docents de Filosofia denuncia que Catalunya

Un estudi coordinat per la UAB amb la participació de la UOC i la UB, ha analitzat les preferències que tenen els professors d'escoles de Noruega, Xile i Catalunya. Hem parlat amb el Gerard Ferrer Esteban, Professor dels Estudis de Psicologia i Ciències de l'Educació de la UOC i coordinador del grup de recerca del Laboratori d'Educació Social. podcast recorded with enacast.com

Stephen Hammond volunteers at Arlington House, the Robert E. Lee Memorial. It's also the property where his ancestors, the Syphaxes, were once enslaved.

We're back! The group is on the road to The Sanctum, but there's much to unpack in this episode of Action Surge. Join us as we dive into designing Ben/Raidion traps (come on, Ben, you know you want to), explore the impact of a new identity on group dynamics, and discuss the pros and cons of proficiencies and how they shape character flaws. Plus, we reveal the inspirations behind the enigmatic Docents of Grace.Action Surge is Natural Six's fortnightly post-show debrief, where Dungeon Master Harry and the cast break down their favourite moments, their regrets, and any theories from the Dungeons and Dragons session they've just played, as well as adding their thoughts and hopes for future play. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024  West Virginia's recent drought reveals an interesting geological formation in the Elk River…build your own Flatwoods Monster with a new plastic brick building set for hobbyists…and experience the magic of the Mansion by Candlelight during a special two-day event at Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park…on today's daily304. #1 – From GAZETTE-MAIL – For years, there has been speculation about the unique pattern visible in the rocks in the Elk River beneath the bridge at the traffic light in Webster Springs.  Normally underwater, the stone structures have become more noticeable because of recent drought conditions. The rock, which resembles the layout of a stone street, is a geological formation known as tessellated pavement, according to a West Virginia University geology professor. It is the result of tensional cracks that form in rock under applied stress. The unusual pattern offers a glimpse into the forces that shaped our mountains and rivers millions of years ago. Read more: https://www.wvgazettemail.com/outdoors/a-geological-phenomenon-in-the-elk-river-in-webster-county-is-hiding-in-plain-sight/article_f418c50e-79eb-11ef-853a-57c656662b49.html   #2 – From WBOY-TV – If you're hungry for more brick building after putting together your Mothman set, two more West Virginia cryptids—the Flatwoods Monster and Bigfoot—are now available for purchase from Wisconsin-based Northwoods Bricks The Flatwoods Monster in two sizes: An eight-inch tall, 319-piece set and a much smaller three-inch, 60-piece set that can easily fit on the desk of any cryptid lover. Mothman fans can now also build a smaller five-inch version of the larger Mothman set that released in December. The Bigfoot set is another five-inch set that features poseable arms and legs. The collection is available on the Northwoods Bricks website. You can also find some sets at local businesses in the area like Cryptid Mountain Miniature Golf in Morgantown, the Mothman Museum in Point Pleasant, and the Flatwoods Monster Museum in Sutton. Read more: https://www.wboy.com/only-on-wboy-com/build-your-own-flatwoods-monster-with-this-new-plastic-brick-set/   #3 – From LOOTPRESS–  Experience the magic of the past this fall at Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park during the Mansion by Candlelight event on October 11-12. For two unforgettable nights, guests will be transported back over 200 years to a time when Harman and Margaret Blennerhassett hosted grand 18th-century parties at their stately island mansion. Guests have the option of adding on Harvest Supper tickets for an exclusive dining experience.  Docents dressed in period attire will welcome you to the island illuminated by hundreds of candles and lanterns. Explore the mansion while you listen to live 18th-century music, watch traditional dances and join in lively games. For more information about Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park, visit wvstateparks.com. Read more: https://www.lootpress.com/step-back-in-time-at-the-mansion-by-candlelight-event-at-blennerhassett-island-historical-state-park/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.

Junior docents at Gadsby's Tavern Museum recite facts on the tavern's most famous guests and ghost stories.

Kathleen Foster, a former school teacher, is a Phillips Educator, leading groups of different ages through the Phillips Museum.

Far away from the mines of the Colorado Plateau, the first nuclear reactor in the world was built in Washington State. Here, uranium was used to create plutonium, showing the ore didn't just impact the people who pulled it out of the mountain, but the people who enriched and tested it down the nuclear supply chain. As more atomic veterans died from radiation exposure, their families sought to hold someone accountable — and though it would come back to uranium country eventually, those outside of Colorado would be the first to blaze the trail. Find references and stories, along with photos, at ⁠www.aleccowan.com/boomtown In this episode: Docents at the Manhattan Project B Reactor Historic Landmark in Hanford, Washington. John Findlay, professor emeritus at the University of Washington and author of "Atomic Frontier Days: Hanford and the American West." Bob Ince, one-time uranium miner from Gateway, Colorado. Trisha Pritikin, personal injury plaintiff in Hanford downwinder litigation (oral history interview). Michele Gerber, Hanford site historian (oral history interview). Veronica Taylor, a member and elder of the Nez Perce Tribe (oral history interview). Kirk Gladwin, president of the National Cancer Benefits Center.

With half a century of service under her belt, Donna DeCorleto is still answering tourists' questions at the Smithsonian Call Center.

(Airdate 6/28/24) Moussa & Masoud are university trained on the history, culture and tourist attractions of Zanzibar. They share with us as the AFI/KBLA Trailblazers continue their journey of exploration across East Africa. www.AfricanFocus.Org www.KBLA1580.com First Things First w/Dominique DiPrima Streams Live Weekdays 6AM-9AM PDT They say “all politics is local.” The KBLA morning show offers news, commentary and conversation from a uniquely unapologetic perspective.

Before Kendell Charles got really into contemporary art, he was climbing the ranks at a bank. He came to Glenstone to escape.

Had things gone her way, National Air and Space Museum volunteer Mary Dominiak would have been an astronaut.

Hometown Radio 03/19/24 6p: Dr. John Ashbaugh recruits docents for the Mission

Welcome to the daily304 – your window into Wonderful, Almost Heaven, West Virginia.   Today is Friday, Sept. 22  Mansion by candlelight tours return to Blennerhassett Island…WVU's marching band gets tapped to join in the 2024 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade…and Snowshoe Mountain prepares for an early opening, so get those season passes now…on today's daily304. #1 – From WV STATE PARKS – For two nights only! Candlelight tours return to Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park on Oct. 6-7. Board the Island Belle sternwheeler to Blennerhassett Island to arrive in the enchanted, 18th century world of Harman and Margaret Blennerhassett. The island and its magnificent mansion will be illuminated by hundreds of candles and lantern boxes.  Docents, dressed in the style of the period, will welcome visitors to an evening of festivities including live music, horse-drawn wagon rides, and a special candlelight harvest supper. Space is limited and reservations are required. For tickets, call 304-420-4800 or visit www.blennerhassettislandsp.com. Read more: https://wvstateparks.com/event/mansion-by-candlelight-blennerhassett-island-2/   #2 – From WV EXPLORER – Representing West Virginia University and the Mountain State,  the Mountaineer Marching Band will participate in the 2024 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, marking the second appearance for the band in the historic parade. The WVU Marching Band, “The Pride of West Virginia,” based at the College of Creative Arts, is one of 10 marching bands selected for the annual event out of hundreds of nationwide applications. Cheldon Williams, associate director of bands and director of athletic bands, said the band will prepare in earnest for the event in the coming months and that the students are thrilled to represent the state and university on a major national stage. The band will spend the next 14 months planning for its appearance, which is a return trip. As part of this achievement, the Macy's team presented the band with a $10,000 fundraising kickoff.   Read more: https://wvexplorer.com/2023/09/16/wvu-marching-band-to-perform-in-macys-thanksgiving-parade/   #3 – From WV EXPLORER – Get ready, skiers and snowboarders! Officials at Snowshoe Mountain have announced plans to open skiing and snowboarding on the day before Thanksgiving, weather permitting, featuring an action-packed 2023-2024 events calendar. Snowshoe president Patti Duncan says crews are installing a new chair lift in advance of the season while hospitality staff are designing an action-packed season.   “The days are getting shorter, the nights are becoming chilly, and excitement for winter is starting to build here on the mountain,” Duncan said. “The weather experts are all in agreement that we're in for a strong El Niño pattern this winter, and historically that has been a very favorable setup for natural snowfall here on the mountain.” For more information or to make a Snowshoe lodging reservation, call 877-441-4386 or visit online at Snowshoemtn.com. Read more: https://wvexplorer.com/2023/09/12/snowshoe-mountain-to-open-skiing-snowboarding-by-thanksgiving/   Find these stories and more at wv.gov/daily304. The daily304 curated news and information is brought to you by the West Virginia Department of Commerce: Sharing the wealth, beauty and opportunity in West Virginia with the world. Follow the daily304 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @daily304. Or find us online at wv.gov and just click the daily304 logo.  That's all for now. Take care. Be safe. Get outside and enjoy all the opportunity West Virginia has to offer.

Chloe Dukes revisit the 2021 “controversy” of #DOCENTGATE. Following the pandemic, a social uprising and beckoning calls for equity, the Art Institute of Chicago made the decision to disband their traditional volunteer-based docent program. This led to confusion among volunteers, and bad faith responses from right-wing reactionaries. Dukes brings some thoughts and commentary, as well as how the museum has reimagined the docent program. This segment was produced by Chloe Dukes for Vocalo's Spring 2023 Storytelling Workshop. Vocalo's quarterly Storytelling Workshop took place this spring with seven segments produced by community storytellers, uplifting the voices of individuals who add to the rich cultural diversity of Chicago. It was edited by Ari Mejia. More information can be found at www.vocalo.org/storytelling-workshop.

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Jack Graham had a long career with Pennysylvania State Parks, and since 2005 Jack and his wife Tobi have lived at lighthouses all over the map as resident docents and caretakers. They've also been involved in historical re-enactment groups since 1976, both as performers and costume makers. Jack also does old-time storytelling as Pennsylvania Jack, performing at venues all around the state. And he is an avid lighthouse researcher who has written dozens of articles for the U.S. Lighthouse Society's magazine The Keeper's Log and for Lighthouse Digest magazine. Jack and Tobi Graham at Cape Lookout Light Station, North Carolina Tobi and Jack have lived and worked as volunteers at such iconic light stations as Seguin Island in Maine, Cape Meares in Oregon, Split Rock in Minnesota, and most recently Cape Lookout in North Carolina. At some of these locations they have portrayed a keeper and his wife in living history presentations. This is part two of two parts. Some of the places where Jack and Tobi have volunteered: Cape Meares, Oregon Swallowtail, New Brunswick Little River, Maine Listen to the podcast with this player:

Jack Graham was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. A retired Pennsylvania State Park manager, he's been an active volunteer in many areas of state and national history. Jack is also an old-time storyteller who performs as Pennsylvania Jack. As Pennsylvania Jack, he has performed at events at the state museum in Harrisburg, and at many other venues and events. Jack is also a longtime lighthouse aficionado who has written many articles – around 50 in all – for the U.S. Lighthouse Society's quarterly journal The Keeper's Log and for Lighthouse Digest magazine. Jack and Tobi Graham at Little River Light Station in Maine Jack's wife Tobi Graham grew up in West Orange, New Jersey. Her family spent summers on the Jersey shore within sight of Barnegat Lighthouse. Tobi taught both art and French in grades K through 12 for many years. She is an accomplished photographer and uses her photos to give illustrated talks on wild flowers and herbs, and more recently to accompany Jack's articles on lighthouse topics. Some of the places where Jack and Tobi have worked as docents: Seguin Island, Maine Piney Point, Maryland Split Rock, Minnesota Jack and Tobi married in 1970 and have a son and a daughter, both of whom also have a son and a daughter. Since 2005 Jack and Tobi have served as lighthouse caretakers at sites throughout the United States – 17 locations in all. The places they've lived have included the historic light stations at Seguin Island and Little River Island in Maine, several in Michigan, Piney Point in Maryland, Cape Lookout in North Carolina, and even Swallowtail Light Station in New Brunswick, Canada. This is the first of two parts.

Timothy Mount and Lynne Macco live in the Adirondack region of New York, but they have spent a good part of their lives going back to 2008 serving as volunteer caretakers at lighthouses in far flung corners of the earth. Lynne is a retired physician, and Tim is a professor emeritus of music at Stony Brook University. Both of them are also experienced boat captains. Lynne Macco and Timothy Mount at Seguin Island Light Station in Maine Their caretaking experience began with three months at Maine's Seguin Island Light Station in the summer of 2008. In 2009 they became the first caretakers of Bakers Island Light Station in Salem, Massachusetts for the Essex National Heritage Commission. In the summer of 2013 Lynne and Tim were caretakers at remote Five Finger Lighthouse in Frederick Sound, Alaska. In 2018, they spent a summer as caretakers at the Protection Island National Wildlife Refuge in Washington, working on conservation projects and educating the public about the refuge. In between other caretaking gigs, Tim and Lynne spent three separate stretches as the caretakers at Deal Island Lighthouse in Tasmania, Australia. There they greeted visitors and maintained buildings including a museum, and looked after 10 miles of trails. Bakers Island Lighthouse, Massachusetts. Photo by Jeremy D'Entremont In the winter of 2020, the couple served as campus hosts at the Schoodic Institute in the Schoodic Peninsula section at Maine's Acadia National Park. Then, this past summer, they were the first-ever volunteer caretakers at Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, also in Acadia National Park. Bass Harbor Head Light Station, Maine. Photo by Jeremy D'Entremont

Hometown Radio 02/17/23 3p: Pet & Pie of the Week Today We enjoy the Old Fashioned apple pie from Linn's also SLO Mission is looking for docents

Gardeners, Docents, and the Present-Progressive Tense of Living TraditionDocents see things as in need of protection and enshrinement. Gardeners see things as in need of guidance and growth. Which is a metaphor for how not to use tradition and a case for how to nurture progress. Romanticizing the past leads to stalling the present. However, we can still use the past to help grow the world that is yet to be.

Smell that back bacon baby! Zaky B and his battle buddies have bounded up to Canada for their one trip before they are banned for life for the crime of abusing the local Docents. Join the boys as they are under siege not only by know it all neck beards, but the ghosts of soldiers who were exploded.  Join Joel and Erik as we talk about a number of different kinds of explosions as we slog through Ghost Adventures Season 4, Episode 11; Old Fort Erie   

Oh the irony! The 9/11 Tribute Museum was forcedto close just days before the one-year anniversary of our surrender to the Taliban. Closing the Museum won't make terrorists go away! In fact, we are in more danger than ever from Radical Islamists. Yet there are those who want us to forget both 9/11 and the Afghanistan debacle. At the end of August, the 9/11 Tribute Museum ran out of money because the pandemic and lockdownsshrank the number of visitors. The Museum was a gem - with victims' families and first responders as docents - giving visitors an unparalleled intimate understanding of this tragic day. You will hear why,shockingly, nothing saved it - not donors, not taxes. August 30th, 2021 is another day of infamy - but, unlike 9/11, this one was caused by the Obama-Biden White House - not terrorists. It was the day they surrendered to the Taliban, despite Generals and the intelligence community - who foresaw the Taliban's takeover - warning what would happen. You will hear why the -just released- Congressional Foreign Affairs Committee Report calls it ‘A Strategic Failure'. Finally, you will hear about the fallout of this surrender on the current conditions in Afghanistan and America - and why the 9/11 Tribute Museum ismore important now than ever. Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it…. 

En este episodio nos planteamos un cambio de pricing en Mumbler, comentamos una idea para la comunidad y te contamos que tenemos las audioseries a punta de caramelo.  El priemium 45 le ha volado los sesos a Corti (Pol venía con ganas de vendetta del episodio anterior) y hemos tocado varios temas:  Cómo lograr un pricing de Mumbler que sea más justo para los creadores y más competitivo.  Cómo extender lo que ya hicimos con las entrevistas a 100 creadores y además ofrecer un servicio a la comunidad de Discord.   Estado del desarrollo de las audioseries que por cierto están muy cerca. Comentamos también una idea para conseguir un lanzamiento por todo lo alto.  Y además:  Corti consigue una exclusiva de Streamyard.  Pol nos cuenta la locura que se ha desatado en Docents. Las charlas agrupan 100-200 personas y lo más importante: la peña está pagando para ver las grabaciones.  Hasta la próxima semana!  Corti & Pol

Episode #227: Star Wars Celebration continues with RANCHO OBI WAN docents Marc Morita and Jon Nagel joining Steve to share about life, love, working at ROW, and the mystery of the Black Bantha! Our time together was crashed by DARTH DUDE and the winner of the Best in Show for the Celebration fan cosplay contest.  Connect with us: Text 562.455.4483 (that's H-I-V-E in case you can't spell HIVE) instagram.com/wretchedhive77 twitter.com/wretchhivepod facebook.com/wretchedhivepodcast stream all episodes at wretchedhivepodcast.net email show@wretchedhivepodcast.net

Ho debaten els periodistes de la taula d'an

Ho debaten els periodistes de la taula d'an

Ho debaten els periodistes de la taula d'an

Restriccions a quatre dies per Nadal. Hostelers i docents reaccionen

Kultūras rondo ieskaņojamies rakstītā vārda valdzinājumā, iesaistoties festivālā "Prozas lasījumi". Pirmajai šo teksta maratonu esam uzticējuši uzsākt Ievai Melgalvei. Viņas stāsta pamatu veido draudzīgi ironiska alegorija par kādu docentu, kurš bijis viens no mācībspēkiem autores izglītības ceļā Latvijas Mākslas akadēmijā. Ieva Melgalve lasa stāstu "Docents Aizkalniņš".

In today's episode, Jeff shares his early childhood experiences, who his Docents are, what happened at BuildDirect, and we discuss his book, "The Price of Tomorrow" and what inspired him to write it.  ABOUT JEFF BOOTH:Jeff is an entrepreneur, technology leader, and the author of “The Price of Tomorrow: Why Deflation is Key to an Abundant Future”.  Jeff founded BuildDirect, a technology company that aimed to simplify the building industry, for nearly two decades through the dot-com meltdown, the 2008 financial crisis, and many waves of technological disruption.  WHERE TO FIND THE SHOW:→ iTunes: https://apple.co/2XDtFqp→ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3ksPgL2→ YouTube: https://bit.ly/2ZkCWV9→ BuzzSpout: https://bit.ly/3nUnqJVWHERE TO FOLLOW JAY GOULD:→ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jaygould/→ Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3CH2fyU/→ Instagram: http://instagram.com/jaygould/→ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaygould/→ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/jasondgould/

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Jay Gould is a tech entrepreneur and the founder of Yashi. A company he later sold for $33 million. Jay currently hosts his show The Jay Gould Show where he acquires incredible guests and has amazing interviews. I had a great conversation with Jay about a ton of different topics but we really hammered in on:- Clubhouse- Success Vs Failure- Medical Marijuana- Selling a $33 million company - Getting great podcast guests- Medical setbacks- Frivolous lawsuits - "Docents"- And more!Check out his show:Youtube: Jay Gould Show Twitter: @JayGouldMake sure you check out:BitcoinBeach.com

CJ Wilson is a retired MLB baseball pitcher, 2x All-Star and played in 2 World Series games.  CJ is also the founder of CJ Wilson Racing and he owns 3 car dealerships for BMW, Audi and Porsche.

The Meme Docents are back for another meme-heavy, context providing episode. Strap up and take your seats because the Meme Docents have arrived

Didn't catch some jokes? Something flew over your head in Episode 1? No worries, the Meme Docents got you covered

El 12 de marzo de 2017 a las 8.30h de la mañana, Daniel Amo empezó a correr desde la línea de salida de la maratón de Barcelona. En este episodio descubrimos si logró terminarla o no así como otros aspectos: cómo entrenó, cuándo decidió intentar correr una maratón, qué sensaciones tuvo... [Wikipedia] El Gran Lebowsky JEDAI: Jornada d'Empreses, Docents i Alumnat d'Informàtica Libros que terminó Dani esta semana: "Learning Analytics: Measurement Innovations to Support Employee Development" de John R. Mattox, Jean Martin. Libros que terminó Carles esta semana: "Padre, el último mono" de Berto Romero, Oriol Jara, Roger Rubio y Rafel Barceló. [Libro] La Tierra es plana: Breve historia del mundo globalizado del s. XXI de Thomas L. Friedman. Libros que aún está leyendo Ludo: Thank You for Being Late: An Optimist's Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations de Thomas L. Friedman. [Web] Etsy.com [Episodio] ZT 38 Ejercicio físico y “De qué hablo cuando hablo de correr” de Haruki Murakami [Episodio] EB 11 Confesiones sobre superación personal de una corredora de maratones (extra ball) Recuerda, si no sabes qué leer, ve a zetatesters.com/recomendamos ;-)