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John Milton—the sixteenth-century blind Puritan poetic genius, reviled by some, beloved by most, second in greatness only to Shakespeare—pens an epic poem: Paradise Lost. In astonishing beauty and depth, he retells the tragic fall of man in the Garden of Eden. But did he make Satan the poem's hero? Dr. Grant Horner, Professor of English, Renaissance, and Reformation at the Masters University, will help us find out, in this friendly guide to Classical Christian Education. You can learn more about Dr. Horner's book, John Milton: Classical Learning and the Progress of Virtue, by clicking this link.
Msgr. Luigi Giussani once wrote a famous little book entitled "The Risk of Edcuation," from which we can draw countless connections to raising children in a world that is becoming more and more incoherent and confusing for kids to navigate! In this presentation, Fr Anthony Ferguson guides a group of mothers through the basic teachings contained within Giussani's book, and seeks to apply it to the formation of young people today.
We're all over the place in this one, from rubber fruit, to Tesla recalls, to the dark future suggested by recent events in Israel and Ukraine ... but through it all, we continue banking fatties, this week with two major farm and construction equipment companies on Howie's hit list.Copy James McMahon at www.copymycrypto.com/sam!Learn more about Wise Wolf Gold and Silver at www.samtripoli.gold!Cash Daddies on social media: https://lnk.bio/d1sj/Check out Sam's dates: https://samtripoli.com/events/Visit www.chaostwins.com to support Sam's family-friendly project!Watch Howie's comedy special here: https://youtu.be/SyL28bklxoY and check out the Degenerate Gamblers here: https://www.youtube.com/@howiedeweyHosts: Sam Tripoli, Howie Dewey, Johnny Woodard
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Guy Ciarrocchi, author for Broad and Liberty and Real Clear Politics, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on how both Trump's trial and Biden's rhetoric are playing in the suburbs, which Guy is deeply plugged into. Guy offers his angle on Biden's trip to Philadelphia, noting the hypocrisy of Biden coming to a school filled with predominantly impoverished students to preach about education while actively fighting against school choice. Then, Ciarrocchi tells how the trial is playing in the suburbs, explaining why many are seeing through the spin offered by Democrats, strengthening support for Trump. Also, Guy offers his thoughts on multiple potential Vice Presidential contenders, and tells whether Dave McCormick can win against Bob Casey Jr in Pennsylvania's Senate race. Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing Biden's trip to Pennsylvania and the Senate race in Pennsylvania between McCormick and incumbent Democrat Bob Casey Jr. Then, Dom tells about some comments made by the President of McDonalds relating to inflation, speaking out against Biden's continued reluctance to accept responsibility and tendency to blame corporations for ‘shrinkflation.' Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up some controversy spurned by Taylor Swift, a shocking moment from a Zoom court room, and some information as to why certain assassins are referred to as three-word names. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
When kids seek career information, they want to talk with people they trust: parents, friends, educators and people working in jobs of interest.' Roberts & Lyall, 2023 “You can't be, what you can see” Relationships are the foundations of many careers; they play a huge role in the decision-making process and what a young person is exposed to. In this episode, Michael Healy shares findings from his research and experience on the importance of relationships when working with individuals in career development. He shares his views on the impact that AI is having on career education and the importance of the human side. Michael is the current National Career Education Manager for myFuture and a well-respected academic in the space of career development. You can view his work on the following website and view his insights on LinkedIn. ******************************************************************************************************* Remember, you can stay updated with everything Arrive & Thrive by signing up for our newsletter here. You can also email the show at podcast@arrivethrive.com.au and request specific guests, topics, and industries you want to learn about! Thanks for tuning in! ***Episode Sponsorship*** Notion - https://affiliate.notion.so/arrivethrive
How do weasels live? And why would a famous writer like Annie Dillard write a stylish, provocative, and potentially life-changing essay about living like one? Find out in this friendly guide to the world of Classical Christian Education. If you would like to read the short essay for yourself, you can do so from this link. Presented by TrinityU, a service of Trinity Classical Academy in Santa Clarita, CA.
Matt Esterman is Director of Innovation & Partnerships, and history teacher, at Our Lady of Mercy College Parramatta. An educational leader who's making things happen with AI in education in Australia, Matt created and ran the AI in Edcuation conference in Sydney in November 2023, where this interview with Dan and Ray was recorded. Part of Matt's role is to help his school on the journey to adopting and using generative AI. As an example, he spent time understanding the UNESCO AI Framework for education, and relating that to his own school. One of the interesting perspectives from Matt is the response to students using ChatGPT to write assignments and assessments - and the advice for teachers within his school on how to handle this well with them (which didn't involve changing their assessment policy!) "And so we didn't have to change our assessment policy. We didn't have to change our ICT acceptable use policy. We just apply the rules that should work no matter what. And just for the record, like I said, 99 percent of the students did the right thing anyway." This interview is full of common sense advice, and it's reassuring the hear the perspective of a leader, and school, that might be ahead on the journey. Follow Matt on Twitter and LinkedIn
We had a fantastic conversation with Stephen Guerierro. He talked about his journey out of education and into education advocacy.He has leveraged years of classroom experience to help founders design learning tools for success.He is constantly in motion, driven by a belief that education is society's strongest weapon against injustice. Stephen has developed many skills: public speaking, writing, creating multimedia content, and evaluating educational technology. Stephen holds true to two causes: mental health and the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals.
On this Salcedo Storm:Charles Blain Charles is the President of Urban Reform institute, a think tank that focuses on free market solutions to urban issues and creating opportunity for all in America's metropolitan areas.
On this episode of CherryPop, Meg welcomes educator, advocate, and author Blair Imani. “If you're a lonely kid who has to eat lunch at the library, like I did, it just feels like that's gonna be your life forever. So, if someone can tell you a real-life story of somebody who was in that situation and overcame it, it can help you be like, ‘Okay, right now, I'm in my cocoon phase and, one day, I'm gonna bloom and become this beautiful butterfly'.” -Blair Imani The “Smarter in Seconds” creator shares the value of boundaries, personal space, and implanting strategic vulnerability. She also talks about her love for biographies, the fine line between disruption and curiosity, and the power of collaborating and honoring people's time. “I think one of the biggest things that capitalism and white supremacy culture tell us is that we can't work with our friends. We can't work with our family. And for a lot of folks who are marginalized [...] we don't have the option of not doing that. We don't have all the same opportunities; we have to make things work. And so it's all about having boundaries, all about building trust.” - Blair Imani Learn more about Blair Imani by visiting her website, joining her on social media @blairimani, and reading her books: Making Our Way Home (2020), Modern HERstory (2018) CherryPicks is the best place to see what women think about movies, tv, and more. CherryPicks highlights reviews and original stories exclusively from female and non-binary writers. www.TheCherryPicks.com Follow CherryPicks on Instagram and Twitter. @thecherrypicks Follow your host Meg McCarthy on Instagram @megjomccarthy Music composed by Honor Nezzo. CherryPop is executive produced by Miranda Bailey and Rebecca Odes, produced and hosted by Meg McCarthy, and edited by In Haus Media
This episode is a replay from 11/10/2022. In this season Kathryn and Laura are inspired to learn and inspired to share. Each week they discuss the ongoing story of their learning as they engage in reflective practice to connect their ideas and continuously grow. This week's inspiration is shared from Kathryn as she discusses Reimagining Career Growth. Transcript Inspired to Learn site of playlists Resources: How to Increase Accessibility with Alternative Text (Alt Text), Lindsay Foster, TCEA TechNotes Blog Redefining Career Growth episode, Curious Minds interview with Julie Winkle Giulioni Multidimensional Career Assessment Choose Your Own (Career) Adventure, ATD article by Julie Winkle Giulioni
In this season Kathryn and Laura are inspired to learn and inspired to share. Each week they discuss the ongoing story of their learning as they engage in reflective practice to connect their ideas and continuously grow. This week's inspiration is shared from Laura as she discusses Creative Acts for Curious People. Transcript Inspired to Learn site | Reflection Form Resources: The Educator Collective Creative Acts for Curious People — Stanford d.school
We are beginning a new educational series focused on trail running. Uphill Athlete has long coached and supported trail runners, but we are dedicating even more time and attention to this ever growing sport. Along with this podcast, we are also launching a trail running training group in June led by coaches Alexa Hasman, Brian Passenti and Alyssa Clark. We are revamping our training plans and have many experienced trail running coaches on staff available for one on one coaching. In this episode, Brian and Alyssa discuss the history of trail running along with the wide variety of races and adventures out there for mountain athletes. They touch on mountain safety, the culture of trail running and why this community is so special to many. Come join in on the trail running fun and be welcomed with open arms to this growing but tight knit space.Visit us at www.uphillathlete.com or drop us a note at coach@uphillathlete.com
In this season Kathryn and Laura are inspired to learn and inspired to share. Each week they discuss the ongoing story of their learning as they engage in reflective practice to connect their ideas and continuously grow. This week's inspiration is shared from Kathryn as she discusses The Power of Play. Transcript Inspired to Learn site | Reflection Form Resources: Custom Color Picker in Google The Power of Fun and TED talk, Catherine Price The Playful Life & The Playful Classroom books, We Are Playful podcast, Julie Jones and Jed Dearybury Dr. Stuart Brown, The National Institute for Play
In this espisode Beth, Lee and Dan look at the mechanics of a creating hackathons based on our experiences on various projects around ethical and hackign for good. From CSIRO projects to the Imagine Academy we we look at what makes them a success and share tips on what works well.
Ben Stein and cohost Judah Friedman are joined by the Great Malcom Hoenlein, Executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations and as always Adam "The Facilitator" King to discuss, the dangers Iran presents not just in the Middle East but across what remains of the border, with their close ties to South America. Plus we take a deep dive into Israel, anti-Semitism and the carnage the leftist are causing are great country.
Education dollars are at the center of the State budget fight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's Season 11 and Kathryn and Laura are inspired to learn and inspired to share. Each week they discuss the ongoing story of their learning as they engage in reflective practice to connect their ideas and continuously grow. Transcript
In this episode:LSI's economic development model, vertical markets and ecosystems, cluster development, SBIR/STTR, and rural communities strategy. Then, the positive economic results of LSI economic development work from 20 years ago, recidivism and refugee strategy, and our plan for job growth in underemployed populations. If you would like to learn more about our 2022 projects, our economic development model, or job growth strategies, please contact us at social@lsiwins.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Revelation 11:15 (ESV)15Then the seventh angel blew his trumpet, and there were loud voices in heaven, saying, “The kingdom of the world has become the kingdom of our Lord and of his Christ, and he shall reign forever and ever.”This Sunday, we are continuing the sermon series called KINGDOM MOUNTAINS with a sermon titled “Invading the 7 Mountains” with emphasis on BUSINESS and EDUCATION. It is a series on “Advancing the kingdom of God in the seven mountains of influence”.
#137 – On today’s pod, Anthony & Josh chat with the CEO of Fusion Education Group, Peter Ruppert & Head of School at Fusion Academy, Maria Cardenas. Peter & Maria share how they got started in creating their own school system, why tailoring an education plan to students can potentially help them more than traditional education, the challenges current teachers face to prepare their students for success, and why there’s a bad rap about charter schools. Later, they chat about how Fusion prepares their students for higher education and the process behind creating specific education plans for each student. You can check out Fusion Academy at www.fusionacademy.com and find them on Instagram @fusion_academy
The South African Teachers Union is taking the Department of Basic Edcuation to court for failing to pay up to 4 000 temporary educators' salaries in Mpumalanga for January. Chief Executive Officer at the union, Chris Klopper, says they are taking the department to court on an urgent basis arguing unfair dismissal in terms of the labour relations act and that the department did not comply with the collective agreement.
Weekly Podcast about People Helping People. Domestic Violence is this week podcast..
Special Guest: Orly Friedman, Founding Head of School, Red Bridge
The aim of this podcast is to make you familiar with the basics of planning and developing a learning design to successfully implement a blended learning environment. As with face-to-face courses, online courses also require targeted planning of the learning process and the learning environment, not to mention the fact that teachers have already developed their own teaching style tailored to the needs of the learners. This introduction takes into account the fact that many teachers or learning designers have to create an online course for the first time and without appropriate models and working materials that can be easily accessed.You will learn not only what it is, but also how you could implement it in your learning design. For more information visit my blog: maik-arnold.de Thank you for listening. If you liked this episode please leave a review on the iTunes / Apple Podcasts website. If you've got any thoughts on this episode, or if you've got an idea about new podcast topics or question you'd like us to discuss, send an audio file or voice note to hi@profmanagement.de. For any non-audio comments, drop a tweet or DM to @profmanagement on Twitter or Instagram, please.
This episode Ryan talks with NACTE President-Elect Maggie Cox to discuss Career and Technical Education in Nevada. The ins and outs of the program, college credit, and how the Sex-Ed committee can direct how Science books are presented.
In this episode, we discuss with our guest Terry Morrow of Minnesota School Boards Association, we discuss the challenges being faced by the schools they serve as they plan for finishing this school year and preparing for next year.
In this episode of the Rural Education Association Podcast, we interview Dr. Stephen Pruitt, the President of the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB), as well as Alen Richard News Manager for SREB. In this episode, the cohosts and guests discuss the challenges following the COVID-19 crisis for school administrators and supervisors. The guests discuss various scenarios regarding COVID-19 and how schools might strategically begin shifting back to in class, face to face instruction. Moreover, they discuss the importance of allowing medical professionals to guide those decisions and how to plan strategically to return to normalcy in education.
In this episode, we discuss with our guest Kevin Ford CISO of Noth Dakota how they are taking a state-based approach to K12 cybersecurity, cybersecurity education, and workforce development.
In this episode, we discuss with our guest Ron Woerner what it's like to teach cybersecurity and how a school can get started teaching it, adjusting to the new normal, K12 cybersecurity challenges after COVID and what the average person needs to know at home to be secure.
“What's thrilling about teaching, what's exciting about teaching, and always satisfying about teaching, is that you are involved in people discovering their own intellectual and imaginative capacity. And it's an incredible thing to witness." –George Shulman In our third episode, host KC Trommer speaks with scholar and political theorist George Shulman about his teaching at Gallatin, the history of the School, the ways in which speech and political theory are forms of storytelling, as well as his teaching with the Prison Education Program, the enduring appeal of Moby Dick–and the dangers of the political moment we are living through.
So excited to bring Hello Tomorrow back on the How To Film Weddings Podcast! These two make us laugh so hard, and they infuse so much of their personality into their brand. Within a few minutes of talking with these two, you know exactly who they are. We brought Erin and Maclean back onto the podcast to talk all about infusing personality into your brand. How to show off who you are, so people know they are hiring someone they really want at their wedding. This episode is full of nuggets, and we can’t wait for you to check it out! Be sure to check out Hello Tomorrow with the links below! Also, we promise we didn’t pay them to talk about our course. They just like us that much. Follow Hello Tomorrow: Website - https://www.hellotomorrow.ca/ Instagram - http://instagram.com/hellotmrw
I once had a veteran colleague lament about the state of teaching. He meditated, WIth all the that they're making us do, if I was in college today, there's no way I'd major in Education. Apparently, he's not alone in this sentiment. If one searches "Decline in Education Majors", one will find plenty of evidence that many undergrads feel exactly as my colleague expressed. Here's a link to 2019 Forbes article which relies heavily on data from the National Center for Education Statistics. Over the past decade, Education has suffered the largest exodus compared with other majors–a decline of 19%. While I'm sad that declining numbers of young Americans consider teaching a wonderful career path, this phenomenon does create wonderful opportunities for potential teachers. In the future, jobs may be easier to secure. Teacher pay may have to increase because of supply. This episode will feature one of these aspiring teachers–Joce McBurney-Buell.Last summer, I traveled to Muskingum University to meet with the my dear friend the outgoing Department Chair Rae White. In the midst of our day, she invited me to lunch in the gymnasium which was hosting freshmen students who were also being oriented to campus. Rae and I plopped down at a table full of young people to break bread. Seated beside me was a young woman who seemed to know a lot more about Muskingum than an incoming freshman. As you probably guessed, Joce was my table neighbor and was about to embark on her junior year. She was on campus that day to help ease freshmen with their significant transition from home and high school. As we interacted, I was thrilled to learn that Joce is an Education major. As I observed her and interacted with her, it became quickly apparent that this young women had it going on. I just knew–and it's been confirmed by future interactions, that she was destined to present to my Intro to Education students, which she did last week, and appear on my podcast, which is this episode.We'll discuss her goals and motivations, but what really excites me is what Joce represents. Students such as her point to a bright future in American education. The young people that I interact with in the Education major are excited, driven, and passionate about the calling. Don't get too discouraged about the Forbes article. There are some magnificent young teachers on the horizon.
I have been working as a substitute teacher for almost a year now and there is so much that I've learned about the education system. Not all children receive the same education with no fault of their own. Socioeconomics plays a major part in this. Let's talk
I have been working as a substitute teacher for almost a year now and there is so much that I've learned about the education system. Not all children receive the same education with no fault of their own. Socioeconomics plays a major part in this. Let's talk
In Part #1 of "Media Magic & The Road to CEO," Erin Matts, CEO, and Anita May, Managing Executive Director, of Omnicom's Hearts & Science global marketing agency, join Christie to talk about the role and power of media in advertising, evolving approaches to data insights and storytelling, and their respective roads to becoming influential female marketing executives. Anita, Heart & Science's Procter & Gamble account lead, also takes us through the media strategy and emotional creative idea behind "The Talk," one of the agency's most lauded campaigns.
In this episode, Ixchell & Brent launch the show and discuss the many acronyms involved in the field of English Language Learning. They also take a look at best practices for listening in an ESL class, and offer some advice on getting students to build their listening skills beyond the classroom walls.
On Thursday afternoon on The Niall Boylan Show, Tara Duggan (in for Niall) spoke to Amy Richards. 18 year old Amy had to sit her leaving cert exam in hospital only hours after coming out of surgery. She had undergone surgery after her appendix ruptured and became gangrenous just hours earlier. Here Amy told Tara how physically and emotionally draining the entire experience was and wants to make sure no other student has to go through the same. She is calling on the Department of Edcuation to ensure students who suffer trauma at the time of their exams can resit at a later date.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On Thursday afternoon on The Niall Boylan Show, Tara Duggan (in for Niall) spoke to Amy Richards. 18 year old Amy had to sit her leaving cert exam in hospital only hours after coming out of surgery. She had undergone surgery after her appendix ruptured and became gangrenous just hours earlier. Here Amy told Tara how physically and emotionally draining the entire experience was and wants to make sure no other student has to go through the same. She is calling on the Department of Edcuation to ensure students who suffer trauma at the time of their exams can resit at a later date. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Diane Stover Program Director, Ohio Value Voters. Diane discusses what her organization has learned about Planned Parenthood’s influence on our school education programs and what we can do about it.
Prime Minister Theresa May was urged to 'condemn' Mrs Leadsom at PMQs today by a Labour MP who attacked 'bigots that don't want LGBT people to be heard in schools.' We discuss what rights we have as parents or legal guardians to teach our kids oow we want to.
Prime Minister Theresa May was urged to 'condemn' Mrs Leadsom at PMQs today by a Labour MP who attacked 'bigots that don't want LGBT people to be heard in schools.' We discuss what rights we have as parents or legal guardians to teach our kids oow we want to.
Prime Minister Theresa May was urged to 'condemn' Mrs Leadsom at PMQs today by a Labour MP who attacked 'bigots that don't want LGBT people to be heard in schools.' We discuss what rights we have as parents or legal guardians to teach our kids oow we want to.
Prime Minister Theresa May was urged to 'condemn' Mrs Leadsom at PMQs today by a Labour MP who attacked 'bigots that don't want LGBT people to be heard in schools.' We discuss what rights we have as parents or legal guardians to teach our kids oow we want to.
This conversation went all over the place but we hope you guys enjoy our discussion about Big Mouth!
Guys! I am so excited to share with you this interview with my real life friend Latonya Moore from Joy in the Ordinary. Latonya has been homeschooling since 2009, and her girls are in 6th and 8th just like mine. We chat planning and grading, flexibility, and homeschooling in Tennesse. She talks about how her goal is to be MOM more than teacher which I know is a struggle many of us have. I know you are going to enjoy this episode and hope it helps YOU have a more joyful homeschool. Resources: Podcast Sponsor Beautiful Feet Books Tools to Help You Plan Your Homeschool Year Latonya's blog~Joy in the Ordinary
Featured ContentThe Human ElementThe human element – what is it?the interaction between a human and any other humanThe importance of meeting the needs of peopleNeeds of Students?Needs of Teachers?Needs of Admin?Effective communicationthe exchange of ideas, information, and knowledge between individualsthe recognition, interpretation and correct reaction to people, incidents or situations, which are open to misunderstandingThe effects of technologyTrainingCommunicationWhat We're Listening ToAJ: Suggestion by Stacey – Wow In the World and Highlights HangoutChris: Go out and review a podcast you enjoy listening to! Email the hosts of some of your favorite podcasts and let them know you appreciate the time and energy they put into the content you find value in.Stacey: Listening to books (all the time), Katie Couric See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
A discussion about the lack of a human side to education.
Join Bobby and Echo this week as they continue the discussion on how to develop your intuition. They delve into 'how to trust', 'how to feel' and 'how to listen' to that voice with-in...
I had the chance to sit down and talk with Ms. C and talk to her about her views on education. What are your thoughts? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jovanny-castillo/support
In your daily life, would you voluntarily sit down to write an analytical essay on The Odyssey? Or on Catcher in the Rye? Probably not. Would you like to read and grade more than one hundred identical essays about these novels instead? Probably not. So, why do we ask our students to this year after year?Today on the Heinemann Podcast, authors Allison Marchetti & Rebekah O’Dell explore alternatives to the dreaded literary analysis essays in their new book, Beyond Literary Analysis. Allison and Rebekah explore the meaning of analysis from an entirely new perspective, in hopes of challenging traditional notions of what students should be analyzing and how they should write about. They want student writing to be where passion and analysis meet by redefining the meaning of the word “text.”We began our conversation discussing how this new understanding of analysis came to be.
Today on The Heinemann Podcast: Amy Ludwig VanDerwater says poems can do everything and allow us to become who we are. Amy says there is magic in poetry and that magic translates into teaching. She says once we can get past the idea that poems are in their own little word, they open up a world […] The post Amy Ludwig VanDerwater on Poems Are Teachers appeared first on Heinemann Blog.
The Dumbing Down of America!!! Join the crew of Real Talk All The Time as we discuss the education system in the United States of America? Is the U.S. Government purposely dumbing down the education system in our country? The question comes to us based off the book entitled “The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America” by Charlotte Thompson Iserbyt. We will address this question and so much more. A special guest who works for the department of education will be joining us as we get into the details of this extremely important topic. Real Talk All The Time, 100% Real Unpolished, Unrehearsed, and Unapologetic, Real Talk for Real People. www.realtalkallthetime.com . The call in is 657-383-0612 Tuesday March 28th EST. Don’t miss it!!!!
Thinking of starting a Grassroots nonprofit organization? What does it take to start one? What defines a "Grassroots" nonprofit organization? What are some of the services "Grassroots" nonprofit organizations have to offer?. What is the difference between mainstream nonprofits and "Grassroots" nonprofits? If you are seeking answers to any of these questions or any other question, then please join me and my guest Ms. Wessita McKinley. She has been serving the community as the founder and CEO of Sistas United, Inc., a grassroots community-based nonprofit organization, composed of a diverse group of women, all coming together to improve the lives of self, others, and the entire community since 1997. She is also an author and poet, "Expressions of Life - Poetry With A Message" will make you laugh, cry, love, forgive, be inspired and recognize how blessed you are! Sistas United's goal is to equip and empower individuals to become healthy, educated, self-sufficient and productive citizens.
Praying for Life in Edcuation
Praying for Life in Edcuation
Episode 8 turns our attention to the challenge of developing an uncommon interest in the commonplace. During this episode we will revisit some ideas that Melinda Emerson, aka the SmallBizLady (@smallbizlady), has related to this topic. Its time to smell the roses, drop your vision and look whats at your feet. Its time to look at your environs in new ways.
What does more than 90% of all American parents have in common? They send their children to government run schools. Join my conversation with Dan Smithwick of the Nehemiah Institute as we discuss the consequences of that decision, in particular upon the "Christian" child. Dan Smithwick founded the Nehemiah Institute in 1986, a nonprofit ministry providing Biblical worldview training and worldview assessment programs. Dan authored the PEERS Test; a tool designed to reveal an individual's worldview on politics, economics, education, religion and social issues (PEERS). The PEERS Test and Nehemiah's worldview training materials have received critical acclaim from organizations such as Focus on the Family, Christian Film & Television Commission, Answers in Genesis, and the Foundation for American Christian Education and Christian Broadcasting Network. SPECIAL OFFER FOR LISTENERS! 25% off of everything the Nehemiah Institute has to offer in their store. Just mention you heard about them on The Great Education Struggle Podcast.
My guest entrepreneur looking to build a life of freedom is Mr Stephen Rykwalder. He is a man who has taken a huge amount of action and I suppose risk in the last five months, and that is why I just had to have him on todays show. Unlike many of the guests that appear and chat about their success and failures, he is at the beginning of his journey to the top. He is taking a leap of faith and setting out on his path to freedom and I am convinced that he has what is needed to achieve this aim. To say it a different way then if heart and commitment are anything to go by, then he is certainly on his way to where he wants to be. You see “Join Up Dots” isn't just about bringing you the superstars that have been there and done it, we want to share the kind of stories that will inspire all our listeners to take control of your lives. And sometimes that is people who are in the early stages, struggling to get things off the ground, and trying their hardest to build a future for themselves. Our guest decided that he had to try to create just that, his own future, and for the last five months has set out on a path which I guess was pure sink and swim. With only enough money to cover his expense for those five months, he quit his corporate job, turned on his computer, and set to work. And day after day since then he has been doing everything he can to earn enough to remain free from corporate America. It has been a learning curve built on pure desire and passion Well has he done it, has he gained the freedom he wants? Let's find out his website is called Five Months To Freedom and he is the one and only super entrepreneur Stephen Rykwalder.
A.Raquel and Mahoghani Dawn will talk about the latest trending news and provide a particular point of view — political, religious, or otherwise that will contribute to the increase of life for listeners. Also, entertainment and celebrity blogger Ray Cornelius (www.raycornelius.com) will stop by the café with the latest out of Hollywood.
'Gifted Education" expert Lisa Van Gemert returns for another look at whats going on for gifted kids
James West is a member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes of Oklahoma. As president of Futures for Children, an Albuquerque-based organization, he has dedicated his life to enhancing the educational experiences of American Indian students who live on reservations. Ted Garcia, Pepperdine's director of media relations, speaks with West about issues of American Indian spirituality, to which West has lent his pen in many significant essays, and his path from childhood on a reservation in Oklahoma to becoming a nationally-recognized economic and business development expert.
James West is a member of the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribes of Oklahoma. As president of Futures for Children, an Albuquerque-based organization, he has dedicated his life to enhancing the educational experiences of American Indian students who live on reservations. Ted Garcia, Pepperdine's director of media relations, speaks with West about issues of American Indian spirituality, to which West has lent his pen in many significant essays, and his path from childhood on a reservation in Oklahoma to becoming a nationally-recognized economic and business development expert.
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