Podcasts about educaiton

2024 was good to me. Not gonna lie.  I succeeded. It wasn't easy for sure.  Here is what worked and what I need to continue to do for a thriving 2025. Two questions to ask: What were your biggest lessons in 2024? How did they change you or shape the way you approach life? Contact me at:  thebeautifulstruggleshow@gmail.com PIXABAY LICENSE CERTIFICATE ============================================== This document confirms the download of an audio file pursuant to the Content License as defined in the Pixabay Terms of Service available at https://pixabay.com/service/terms/ Licensor's Username: https://pixabay.com/users/denis-pavlov-music-35636692/ Licensee: u_cznjjphu Audio File Title: Podcast Lo-fi Music Audio File URL: https://pixabay.com/music/beats-podcast-lo-fi-music-205515/ Audio File ID: 205515 Date of download: 2025-01-01 23:26:17 UTC Pixabay, a Canva Germany GmbH brand Pappelallee 78/79 10437 Berlin Germany Pixabay is a user-contributed stock content website. The above-named Licensor is responsible for this audio file. Pixabay monitors uploaded audio files only to a reasonable extent. Pixabay cannot be held responsible for the acts or omissions of its users and does not represent or warrant that any required third-party consents or licenses have been obtained. For any queries related to this document please contact Pixabay via info@pixabay.com. ==== THIS IS NOT A TAX RECEIPT OR INVOICE ====

On our latest Learning Can't Wait episode, out host Hayley Spira-Bauer is joined by Amanda Bickerstaff, Founder and CEO of AI for Education as they dive into how AI can be effectively used in today's classroom. This incredibly insightful conversation covers Amanda's personal and professional path, the quick trajectory of AI for Educaiton, and what the future may hold for the company. Hayley and Amanda also unpack how educators can use AI as a tool for many aspects of their day-to-day lives in addition to amplifying their impact in the classroom. Whether you're curious about AI's integrity, its ability to assist educators, or simply want to learn more about Amanda's story, this episode is a must-listen!

American Tennis with Coach Chuck Kriese - broadcast May 16, 2024 - 'Let's Deregulate Tennis and allow it to thrive.' Coach Randy Blemendaal says that we need to deregulate tennis if we want it to flourish again.   He states that we need 'Bottom up incentives and not so much top-down directives.'   Coach Bloemendaal brings 30-plus years of coaching excellence to share with 'American Tennis' today.   Join on YellaBallnetwork.com or chuckkriese.net.     

In this episode, we speak with a client who wants to help her sister but is concerned how it will come across. The names and details have been changed to protect client confidentiality...the rest of the story… is true. Schedule a FREE 1-2-1 Zoom Call with David Here: https://go.oncehub.com/DavidHulman1/ Enjoying the Daily Podcast? Leave a 5 Star Review Here: https://ratethispodcast.com/selfbeliefchief 10% Off BetterHelp Therapy Here: https://betterhelp.com/selfbeliefchief  

In this last installment on classroom management, Jenette and Kate are joined by Allison Riddle to talk about consequences. Listen to get ideas on effective consequences. 

In this episode, we debate the concept of dispositions in teacher education. In our discussion, we reference the 2020 NSTA Standards for Science Teacher Preparation (https://static.nsta.org/pdfs/2020NSTAStandards.pdf) and some dispositional documents available on the Penn State College of Educaiton website (https://ed.psu.edu/student-dispositions-and-commitments-teaching). Things that bring us joy this week: The Night Agent (https://www.netflix.com/title/81450827) Physical: 100 (https://www.netflix.com/title/81587446) Intro/Outro Music: Notice of Eviction by Legally Blind (https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Legally_Blind)

  Looking to become a real estate investor but feeling overwhelmed by all the moving parts? In this video, a seasoned real estate investor spills the beans on how she strategically partnered with different people to achieve her real estate goals. From putting money in the deals herself, to having no money in the deal, Ashley has done it all.    Get ready to take notes as she shares practical tools and techniques that you can use to build profitable partnerships in the world of real estate investment. From Finding the right partners to leveraging each other's expertise, this video is jam-packed with valuable insights that will help you take your investment game to the next level.    If you want to learn one-on-one with someone that can help you make these types of partnered deals, then book a free strategy call with us to go over how we can help! Links from the Show: Book a free real estate investing strategy call! No experience necessary realestateinvestingschool.com Check out the Real Estate Investing School Youtube Real Estate Investing School Instagram Brody's Instagram Ashley's Instagram Ashley's Facebook Ashley's Book

Hey, we get it! Nobody can REALLY tell you what to do with your money. But would you at least believe us when we say: this really is YOUR money! Your tax return is really just money that never needed to leave your pocket to begin with – and when you get it back, it's not just a free check! Tax return season is a great opportunity to start an emergency fund, pay off debt, or start growing those funds through strategic investing – and if you need a few pointers to get you started, then that's what MMC is here for! We're talking you through the BEST ways to make the most of your tax return!

Join us on today's episode where Maria takes you on a "choose your own adventure" story to show you how your perception or interactions can shape your response and reality with the relationship you have with your daughter. We focus on building trust and creating safe spaces where she feels understood and supported.

Being well doesn't end with exercise! In addition to being a fitness MASTERMIND, our guest Joe Holder is also a certified genius when it comes to getting your money right! Hear about how Joe found his niche, identified a need, and made it all happen! We're talking goal-setting, team building, accountability partners, and learning to trust yourself despite all the haters. Kick this year off right by making a plan and sticking to it – and this week, we're giving you all the knowledge you need to do it. It's time to lock in!

Welcome to The Interface! A monthly, can't-miss chat with the UX Content Collective crew, and friends. First up: a decade-long bull run is coming to an end in tech with plenty of layoffs. But is it hitting UX writers? And if it does, how can you make sure your job is safe? The crew have a chat about what you can do to insulate yourself. Resources discussed in this episode: Button Conference Figjam  WWDC UI text chat Spotify blog  User Testing podcast with Bobbie Wood Featured on this podcast: Bobbie Wood, Founder and CEO of UX Content Collective Patrick Stafford, Co-founder and COO of UX Content Collective Gordon MacRae, Head of Learning at UX Content Collective Katie Szymanski, Head of Marketing at UX Content Collective

In this episode, we get into some very deep shit.  Spirituality, consciousness, meditation, yoga, breathing, mindset and why Anthony is drinking out of a paper straw.  We settle once and for all which Morolda brother is taller.  Jonathan is a writer, artist, Yoga teacher, and meditation coach. Jonathan helps individuals who have become stuck in unhealthy physical, mental, and emotional patterns to develop a personal practice of self-mastery; developing self-awareness, self-discipline, and creating meaningful and lasting change. With a formal education is in Nutrition and Kinesiology, Jonathan began his career focusing solely on the physical aspects of health. It was not until he  experienced several powerful spiritual awakenings during the height of his depression, that he began to expand his understanding of human health.  This led Jonathan to begin studying different spiritual philosophies including Kundalini Yoga, Taoism, Advaita Vedanta and Hermetic Philosophy.  Jade Dragon, the pen name under which Jonathan writes, is a collection of writing that speaks to the nature of connection, communication, insecurity, and impermanence. As an artist, Jonathan creates meditative mandalas, abstract art pieces, and various creations inspired by nature, connection, and spirituality.@jade.dragon.blog : writing@jade.dragon.art  : artworkjadedragon.blog : writingjonathanmathew.com : coachingBuilding Men InstagramBuilding Men WebsiteBuilding Men YouTubeBuilding Men FacebookBuildingmencoach@gmail.comBook a free coaching call with Building MenIf our podcast resonates with you, please consider rating, reviewing and sharing it with anyone who you believe would benefit from the message. Visit our sponsors - Finish The Race – Home of the official Building Men gearBecome Stronger Industries - Makers of handmade steel hammers and maces - enter code “buildingmen” for 10% off your entire order 

Affiliate DisclosureThis episode covers several listener questions I've collected over the last several months.  The questions cover a range of topics you'll find listed below.  If you have a burning question that you want answered please reach out.  You won't have to wait for the episode to get your answer either but I will likely save it for a future episode!Using CBD cannabis in edibles.Do you need a license to make and sell edibles.Decarbing CBD weed.Storing your edibles.Should you be concerned about cross contamination.What is lecithin and do I need to use it.Using flower vs. concentrates in edibles.Can you over decarb.What if I forgot to decarb.Where did you find the music for the show.Here are the links for this episode:Magical Butter Machine - great for larger batchesYour Guide to Lecithin: Everything Edibles Makers Should KnowHigh on Homegrown podcastCannabis & Cooking with Brent Leitch episodeTravis Petersen, The Nomad Cook episodeThe Ganja Mama episodeArdent Cannabis decarb & infusion deviceThe Perfect Decarb with Shanel LindsayInfusion boosting techniqueSounds Like An Earful - music for content creatorsThat's it for this week friends.  Please email me any questions, comments, pictures of your creations or anything else, I love hearing from listeners!  Direct messages to bitemepodcast@fastmail.com or leave me a voice message.You can also support the show by subscribing, sharing episodes, leaving a review or buying me a cookie!  Whatever way you choose, I'm grateful that you're listening.Stay high,MargeSupport the show via Buy Me A Cookie! You can leave a review via Love The Podcast!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bitemepodcast)

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Alyssa Dituro, Executive Director of the McNeilly Center for Children, who highlights their mission and efforts to provide high quality, affordable early care and education to children ages 6 weeks to 5 years, whose parents are working, in job training, or at school. Nestled on five acres in historic McFerrin Park, McNeilly has been assisting families for over 100 years. Parenting education and social services are provided for the families of enrolled children. During the interview, Alyssa talks about the organization's history, mission and programs, the impact of the pandemic, their advocacy work, how the community can support their efforts and more.The McNeilly Center for Children is one of Middle Tennessee's largest providers of quality child care for low-income families. McNeilly provides a need-based financial “scholarship” program based on a sliding scale and recognizes that the family is the foundation of every child's life. McNeilly provides support services to help parents strengthen their parenting skills and assist families in solving problems, in addition to a providing a quality education.The need for quality affordable childcare is an ever-present one in our community and often makes the difference between a family who is stuck in a cycle of poverty and a family that is on its way to self-sufficiency. The services of McNeilly Center for Children empower low-income families to create and sustain a better life for their families and prepare children for their future. This includes monthly parent support groups, referrals to other community service agencies, and an annual parenting fair. All of our parents are working, attending job training or school. The average annual household income of the families we serve is $19,000 and the average family consists of four members.Learn more:Facebook:             https://www.facebook.com/McNeillyCenterTwitter:                  https://twitter.com/mcneillycenterWebsite:                http://www.mcneillycenter.org/

Director of Athletics, Seth Kushkin, discusses his transition from championship-winning coach to the administrative side of athletics in the second season premiere of Behind the Saints, a Raise We Our Voices podcast. Kushkin is inspired by the multi-dimensional growth and education athletics provides students of all ages. Learn more about his experience coaching at various levels and his journey to St. Anne's-Belfield now.

In this episode, Andy is joined by an old friend, Dan Pollard, founder of Fergus job Management Software.Dan and Andy reminisce about their experience as business owners, and the duo chats about the importance of systems and why they truly are the key to success.Listen in today to hear about the difference systems can make in your trade businesses!

In today's episode, Coyle talks to Jonathan Marks about his new book "Let's Be Reasonable: A Conservative Case for Liberal Education"

In today's episode, Coyle talks to Jonathan Marks about his new book "Let's Be Reasonable: A Conservative Case for Liberal Education"

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Brett is joined by special guests Josh Breitmaier & Joe Violetta and they share some stories of their earlier days when they worked together. They also discuss Roth Conversions, the concepts behind them and why it's important to make sure you do your research when looking into these strategies. If the information is free, why not take all you can get?If you are heading into or currently enjoying retirement, then you must listen to this podcast and learn how you can avoid and ride out this potential retirement perfect storm bearing down on us.Want to learn more? Go to Deservemagazine.comPlease like, subscribe, and leave a review. We greatly appreciate it!

Our special guest this week on Empowering Homeschool Conversations was Rebecca Muller, Founder of Exceptional Children Exceptional Learning. Rebecca shared with us about "Data Tracking: Moving from Information to Motivation" Other topics discussed in this episode: Purpose of Educational Data Collection Homeschooling to Build Lifelong Learners Charting to Improve Your Homeschool Approach Tracking Learning Strategy Effectiveness #masterylearning #datacollection #studentmotivation

This is that type of episode where our emotions get too emotion-y. Getting back to what we love to talk about this week & weeding our mind gardens. We know we’re all people who struggle being people and in this episode we enter the world of Emotional Intelligence. We’re learning that by being able to recognize, label and regulate our emotions, we can take back control of the things that feel like they’re controlling us. If you are able- please consider donating to organizations that are providing aide to our friends in the south- https://secure.actblue.com/donate/aoc-social-20210219?refcode=tw20210219Check out Khadija’s video that inspired this week’s topic and while you’re there- binge everything she’s ever made- https://youtu.be/obgwD2CzOskAlso check out:Permission to Feel - Dr. Marc Brackett

In this episode, Student Success Strategist, Linnita Hosten, shares her career journey, and gives tips to young professionals graduating during these challenging times. Linnita is an author and national speaker. She's been honored with 40 under 40 in Educaiton, Education Book of the Year, and Alumni of the Year. Visit Linnita Hosten's website Aspira Consulting Resources

Many of us don’t pursue our goals or passions because we believe it is too late in our careers or our lives. I’ve heard this concern from people of all ages—from those in their 20s to those in their 70s. When we think like this, we are often forgetting the limitlessness of our passions and dreams. We fail to realize that we are listening to our fears rather than our truth. Listen to this podcast to remember that you are never out of time to live your best life!

On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast we are giving you a look at a new conversation series led by Getting Smart team member Rebecca Midles. She has been having informative and inspiring conversations with leaders in the field of competency-based education and they are all available to you at GettingSmart.com/CBE. On this episode, she is speaking with Claudette Trujillo Principal of Metropolitan Arts Academy, a PK-8 Arts innovation school in Westminster Public Schools and a longtime advocate of CBE. Claudette Trujillo is in her 21st year in the education field and her 12th year of competency-based implementation.  She also has a Masters in Educational Counseling, in addition to her administration license and Bachelors of English with a secondary endorsement. Today Rebecca and Claudette unpack what it takes to successfully implement a competency-based learning model, share stories from the field and much more.

The Scott Thompson Show Podcast Ontario’s COVID-19 numbers are surging, hitting almost 1400 today. Hamilton could end up going to an orange alert level at this rate. Guest: Ahmad Firas Khalid, medical doctor and health policy expert - A survey says that the pandemic may have boost Canadians trust in science and scientists. Should we be doing more to help this growing interest in science? Guest: Brett McCollum, Ph.D. 3M National Teaching Fellow, Board of Governors' University Teaching Chair in Educational Leadership,  Editor-in-Chief | The Canadian Journal for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Professor of Chemistry, Mount Royal University - According to a poll, Canadians wouldn’t be upset if a curfew was imposed to deal with the pandemic if it gets more serious. Guest: Christian Bourque, Executive Vice President and Partner, Leger - A poll from Historica Canada says that fewer Canadians will attend Remembrance Day ceremonies and fewer will wear poppies. Is this just because of the pandemic or are there other factors? Guest: Anthony Wilson-Smith, Historica Canada - After the statue of Sir John A Macdonald defaced in Hamilton’s Gore Park, we ask what can be done with the memory of Canada’s first Prime Minister and the history of Canada. Why is it always Sir John A. Macdonald who seems to be the focus of these protests? Has he become a scapegoat for the attitude of that time? Guest: Randy Boswell, journalism professor at Carleton University in Ottawa and a former national news reporter specializing in Canadian history and politics, Carleton University See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Shane (Jeri’s husband) co-hosts an open and honest episode about their personal experience with pregnancy loss. From grief to “what do we say?” Jeri & Shane answer questions sent in about miscarriage and the effect it has had on their relationship and mental health.

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We went back to our roots and started googling things that have never made sense to us and the Leap Day episode was born! We came to find that this ish is real boring but we did our best. There’s a lot of lunar and sun cycles and a lot of Romans eating grapes, but we ultimately came to the conclusion that time isn’t real and the calendar is trash. Speaking of trash...we round out this episode venting about the dumpster fire that is Love is Blind!

Lectionary starter for February 2, 2020 4th Sunday after Epiphany Year A Micah 6:1-8 Psalm 15 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 Matthew 5:1-15 Humility and wisdom

Hey everyone Merry Christmas.  We hope you all enjoyed your holidays.  This episode is Part 2 of the first episode.  If you have not listened to that episode yet we suggest you go and catch up on that one first.   We talk about how the parts of the eyes work and how visual input is processed in the brain.   We hope you enjoy the show.  

Up on the rooftop, reindeer paws...is that reindeer paws? Oh man I hope that’s reindeer paws. On today’s festive episode we’ve got Santa, we’ve got Yule Lads, we’ve got holiday music induced panic attacks. We’re sharing holiday figures from around the world and taking you on a trip down memory avenue to share our Christmas traditions. We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season with the ones you love! May you all get shirts and if not, here’s hoping you outrun the Yule Cat!

YUUUULE! The true history of Christmas has been a mystery for us and on this episode we reveal the source of some of the Christmas traditions we know and love today. Don’t shoot the messenger, but documented history states that Christmas may not have had such a wholesome beginning, even warranting a war on the holiday itself. This is a real history-vocab situation with a dash of celebratory mischief to get you in the spirit this season! Happy Saturnalia, all you Lords of Misrule!

Why you should always look at both sides of any argument.

A change of format this week as the today's show opens right into the interview with Sherry Voluntary. Sherry if a wonderful podcaster with lots of different shows out there, but she is also a homeschooling mother of two. We talked a little bit about her educational experiences growing up, and how she got to the point of homeschooling, and the eventual unschooling of her younger child. You can find Sherry and her work on any of the links below. Find Sherry Here: little L productions The Sherry Voluntary Show Speaking Freely Postcards from Somalia The Gold Standard with Alan Mosley SportsBall GodArchy After the interview, the Liberty Hippie takes a look at an article from Indianapolis that talks about the shortcomings and overall problems with an incinerator and government involvement with some pretty absurd contracts. If you really want to help the show grow, please subscribe and leave a review on the Apple iTunes Store (or on any podcatcher, though iTunes is the most important). You can also like us on facebook and share the show from there. We are on Twitter as @HSandHSpod, and sometimes on Instagram, too. If you feel so inclined to support the show financially you can click on the Amazon link in the side bar, or by checking out the Liberty Hippie bitbacker.io account, where you can show your support by donating Bitcoin or Bitcoin Cash. Don't forget to pay Nicky P. a visit either at Sounds Like Liberty, or on bandcamp. Subscribe to the show!

Duel protests on Locke street occurred yesterday that caused for a heavy police presence to be called into the area of Victoria Park and Locke Street. What happened?  Guest - Andrea Horwath, Leader of the Ontario NDP.  Locke Street continued… Guest - Erica Vella, Digital Broadcast Journalist, Global News According to an IPSOS poll, the public has slowly been losing faith in the Liberal government. How bad have the government's numbers gone down? What areas are affected? Guest - Sean Simpson, Vice President. Ipsos Public Affairs Poll continued... Guest - Nour El-Kadri, Professor at the Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa Stormy Daniels' interview on “60 Minutes” aired last night on CBS. How will her interview affect the Trump administration? Did we learn anything new?  Guest - Megan Boler, Professor, Department of Social Justice Education, Ontario Institute for the Studies in Educaiton, University of Toronto

Courtney English is all about his community and leading Atlanta's Board of Education to serve all kids. As the youngest-ever chair of the Board of Education for the school system where he was once both a student and a teacher, stories of students and the relationships Courtney has with teachers, parents, and community members show up in every policy decision he makes. Courtney shares what he's learned about building trust as captain of a ship that's navigated its fair share of tough storms.

In this podcast, Christian asks the provocative question will there be a need for a building called "the school" in the future? As a partner in an educational design studio called Wonder, we hear the thoughts of someone who has thought about and worked on reimaging the learning spaces of the future. Christain brings a refreshing take on being bold with our agenda's as people working to design the future. This podcast was recorded on Skype.Music provided by Clint Harewood you contact him via email, Facebook or LinkedIn.

In this podcast, Christian asks the provocative question will there be a need for a building called "the school" in the future? As a partner in an educational design studio called Wonder, we hear the thoughts of someone who has thought about and worked on reimaging the learning spaces of the future. Christain brings a refreshing take on being bold with our agenda's as people working to design the future. This podcast was recorded on Skype.Music provided by Clint Harewood you contact him via email, Facebook or LinkedIn.

Listen in as we discuss curriculum mapping and scope and sequence in health and physical education with our expert panel of SHAPE Teachers of the Year. You’ll learn: *How often you should revise the scope and sequence; *The best way to plan each grade’s scope and sequence for an entire year; *How to scaffold the curriculum to meet a variety of developmental levels; *Ideas for curriculum and activities to help develop physically literate students. Panelists include: *Dave Gusitsch - David serves on the CTAHPERD executive council and has worked in health and physical education for 16 years in Illinois and Connecticut; *Jessica Shawley - Jessica is a full¬-time, National Board Certified physical education teacher. She has a master’s degree in curriculum and Instruction from the University of Idaho and was the 2012 SHAPE America National Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year; *Kevin Tiller – Kevin is a K-5 health and physical education teacher in Andover, MA. He has authored three texts, created his own physical education review website and was the 2015 Massachusetts AHPERD Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year.

Erin Turner from the University of Arizona discusses the article, "Learning to leverage children's multiple mathematical knowledge bases in mathematics instruction," to be published in the Journal of Urban Mathematics Education. Co-authors: Foote, Stoehr, Roth McDuffie, Aguirre, Bartell, Drake Erin's Professional Website TEACH MATH Project Website See the comments for references mentioned during the interview.

Lieutenant Bryan Stevens of the Fort Worth Police Dept., Gang Division, chats about his childhood, how he became a policeman, his 23 years in the criminal law field, and what life is like today for his policemen.

The sermon was delivered on Sunday, August 17, 2014, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Rev. Barbara Prose, Assistant Minister. SERMON DESCRIPTION Recently, I asked a friend if she would teach me how to do flip turns in the pool. She gave me some great tips on how to create momentum with my head and my feet, and how to position and use my arms to keep the momentum going. Yet despite her kindness, skill, and patience, I couldn’t seem to stay straight or flip fast. Some say, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Others say, “It’s never too late to learn.” Gregory of Nyssa, the 4th century Christian mystic said the perfection of the spiritual journey is precisely that it is never finished. I say we belong to religious communities in part because it is where we can continue to teach and learn and grow, no matter what, until the very end. As our community’s children return to school, and we anticipate the beginning of the church year together, I look forward to exploring the sacred nature of the teacher-student relationship and how our congregations can be classrooms for the soul. SUBSCRIBE TO AUDIO PODCAST: VIEW ON YOUTUBE: SUBSCRIBE TO WATCH OTHER VIDEOS: GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF: LET'S CONNECT: Facebook: Twitter: All Souls Church Website:

Jessica Ross, a young artist, teacher, illustrator talks about Singapore phenomena and our current situation with arts in the US

The Taters are an interesting family: Hector Hesi-tater, Precilla Procrasti-tater, Arnie Agi-tater, Susie Spec-tater, Connie Commen-tater, Darren Dic-tater, Emma Immi-tater, Harry Partici-tater, Sarah Sweet-tater. A great activity to get your kids discussing personalities and how to work with different types of people on your school campus.

Architect and Builder is an activity by activity director Suzy Krzaczek.  She uses this activity to demonstrate the importance of verbal and non-verbal communication to her students.  For more information and resources on education and getting your students involved, check out our website at CADA.

The Original Mike Smith takes a few minutes to share with us one of his favorite poems that adresses his take on motivation as well as our expectations of others.  For more on Mike, check out www.differencemakers.com. To learn about CADA and find more resources, check out www.cada1.org.

The friends feel hungry; should they cook something or order out?

The friends feel hungry; should they cook something or order out?

Going to the cinema

Going to the cinema

Eleni is very busy at work.

Eleni is very busy at work.