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In late 2023, the Portland Association of Teachers (PAT) led a strike that lasted nearly a month, resulting in significant disruption to educational routines and extracurricular activities in Oregon. This strike, considered illegal under Oregon law, led to a lawsuit aimed at seeking compensation for affected families. Oregon law stipulates that public employees can only strike over mandatory subjects of bargaining. However, PAT's demands exceeded these subjects, suggesting an intent beyond mere negotiation for better wages or conditions, aiming for a broader change in educational policy.The consequences of the strike were severe: students lost learning opportunities, parents incurred additional childcare costs, and the daily routine of many families was disrupted. The legal actions initiated in response aim to address these disruptions and the broader implications of such strikes. While teacher strikes are illegal in many states, including Washington D.C. and 37 others, enforcement varies, with penalties ranging from fines to termination or even jail time.National teachers' unions have been criticized for politicizing their agendas, often going beyond traditional labor issues to advocate for broader social policies within schools and influencing local and state educational policies. This has led to a divide among teachers, with some choosing not to support their local unions.The broader debate around the legality and morality of teacher strikes hinges on the balance between protecting workers' rights and ensuring uninterrupted educational services for students. The use of strikes by teachers raises questions about the appropriate avenues for addressing grievances in the public sector, where the impact extends beyond the employees to affect students and the broader community. The concept of "law-fare," using legal strategies to address political or organizational challenges, emerges as a potential means of navigating these complex issues, aiming to redefine the boundaries and responsibilities of educational stakeholders within the legal framework.Support the Show.DONATE TODAY!www.ParentsRightsInEducation.com

Meet Sanja Conjagic—a passionate educator and language school owner with an inspiring career journey! In this episode, we learn more about: -The career-boosting benefits of participating in professional associations, such as ELTA Serbia. -Fostering regional collaboration in education through the Verbalists Education & Language Network and Education Beyond Borders.

Buddy Pearson meets with Career & Technical Education Teacher Nicki Goins from Cookeville High School. The two touch on what is in a normal lesson plan for a cosmetology class, teaching her students to find their niche that can set them apart from others in the industry, & her role as cheer coach and doing different activities like the banner-thon making the football banners. Listen to the latest Local Matters Podcast… Presented by Office Mart Visit them at 215 S Jefferson Ave in Cookeville to see what they can do for your office News Talk 94.1 · Presented By Office Mart

Listen in as we hang out with our good friend Nate Smith. Nate gets into a crazy close to death story when spinal fluid began leaking from his noise! Nate is a BJJ purple belt under Chad Kuhn at East Coast Martial Arts located in Canton Ohio, he started his BJJ journey at Grove City college with a  Jiu-Jitsu club were the instructor offered a free pizza to anyone who could tap him out. Nate is an educational teacher by day as he continues to grow in the amazing discipline of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at night. We have some amazing organic conversation so sit back and enjoy!LimitLess Radiocast & LimitLess Tape:LinkTr - LimitLess RadiocastFacebook - @LimitLessTapeInstagram - @LimitLess_TapeGym - http://teameastcoast.comBJJ gear:www.rollamongus.com - LIMITLESS20 at checkout for a 20% discount.Protection & Recovery Gear:https://oldbonestherapy.com/ - LIMITLESS15 at checkout for a 15% discount.Strength Training total Body Fitness:http://two8bandz.com/limitlessradiocast- Use this link for a discount.Nutrition:Want your supplements to be seen and advertised? Reach out for your spot here!Recovery Balm:Want your products to be seen and advertised ? Reach out for your spot here!Tattoo Artist:IG - 13emeraldstattooFB - 13 Emeralds Tattoohttps://13emeraldstattoo.square.site/Realtor:http://twebb.dehoff.com/Cell: (281) 889-0140FB - Thomas Webb - DeHoff RealtorsIG - dehoff_realtor_tcwebbDentistry:www.woosterohiodentist.comIG - Gateway Dental CareFB - Gateway Dental CareLawyer:www.kandraylaw.comFB - Kandray Law, LLCLocal beer:www.magiccitybrewingcompany.comInspirational Gear:https://warpath55.com/Coffee:www.mhbeans.comTax & Accounting LLC:Ronald E. Butler, CPA, CVA, MTButler Tax & Accounting LLCron@butlertaxservices.comSupport the show

Welcome to Season 2, the 12th episode of 'The Art of Teaching Business' Podcast, where we explore the world of teaching business education classes. I'm your host, Denise Leigh, a veteran business education teacher with over 25 years in the classroom and a finalist for the 2022 Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year award. This podcast is about surviving the multi-prep business education lifestyle. I offer my tips and suggestions on how to juggle teaching many different classes. Resources mentioned in this podcast: 1️⃣⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠Pumpkin Spice Marketing Class and Economics Case Study / Activity / Lesson 2️⃣ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Scope and Sequence for the Multi-Prep Teacher Google Doc My TpT Store is ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Business Education With Denise Leigh⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. My blog is ⁠⁠⁠www.business-ed.com⁠. Subscribe to my ⁠⁠podcast to be notified when new episodes drop! If you liked this episode, throw me a like and leave a review! Thanks for listening! -Denise

We're wrapping up our 2-part series focusing on United Way of Western CT and its partnership with Nuvance Health on an innovative "Food Farmacy" - a community-based site designed to increase access to and consumption of healthful foods for those individuals across western and southwestern Connecticut diagnosed with obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and/or hypertension. Then we'll be putting some Pride Month focus on a new and unique collaboration between Westport Pride and the Westport Museum for History & Culture - an Oral History Project aiming to fulfill the museum's mission to "make history whole" by bringing to light the hidden narratives of marginalized groups, with a specific focus on the LGBTQ+ community. And we'll close with the Education Diversity Coordinator from the CT Dept of Education - discussing a multi-faceted and well-funded commitment to fortify our state's teaching force, while expanding the diversity of educators for the benefit of all the children and youths who will learn from them.

North Carolina's top elected educator, Catherine Truitt, joins Tying It Together this week to talk about some of the biggest issues in education the state is facing. The Superintendent of Public Instruction talks in depth about the politics of education, a major proposal to overhaul how teachers are paid and graded, the power structure of education and a look at the future of education in North Carolina. This is a must-listen for parents, educators and anyone interested in the world of education.

There were nearly 600 crashes reported on Minnesota roads Monday. The first snowfall of the year in much of the state made for dicey conditions. Two people died, and at least 45 were injured. It's the time of the year when many of us could use a refresher on how to drive safely on snow and ice. And our next guest has taught new drivers exactly that for 23 years. Cathy Wurzer talked to Jim Hudspeth, who teaches driver's education in Shakopee and New Prague.

This week we are talking about General Education Teachers! A STRONG ally for you and your child...but also may have some similar feelings about IEP meetings as you do :) In this episode we cover: 1) Education/Qualifications 2) How they are involced in the SPED process (including the section of the IEP Meeting you do NOT want them to miss!) 3) What they actually DO for your child! Also! Here is the information to enter the giveaway! How to Enter the Giveaway: Rate and Review the Podcast in your preferred player & take a screenshot to submit! Make sure you are on the email list by CLICKING THIS LINK TO SIGN UP CLINK THIS LINK to fill out your submission form! You have until Thanksgiving to fill out your form to be entered into the drawings!

This week we are talking about General Education Teachers! A STRONG ally for you and your child...but also may have some similar feelings about IEP meetings as you do :) In this episode we cover: 1) Education/Qualifications 2) How they are involced in the SPED process (including the section of the IEP Meeting you do NOT want them to miss!) 3) What they actually DO for your child! Also! Here is the information to enter the giveaway! How to Enter the Giveaway: Rate and Review the Podcast in your preferred player & take a screenshot to submit! Make sure you are on the email list by CLICKING THIS LINK TO SIGN UP CLINK THIS LINK to fill out your submission form! You have until Thanksgiving to fill out your form to be entered into the drawings!

Rebecca Hill has taught early childhood education for the past 23 years. For the past six, she's managed a preschool that matches 3-and 4-year-olds with North Central High School students. The program has benefits for students in both age groups, like Salima, a senior who plans to pursue an education career.Here, Rebecca and Salima share why preschool is a good idea for toddlers, and why they love it themselves.Welcome to the SPS Friday 5 - five questions posed in around five minutes to an expert on a given topic. Find all our audio stories at www.spokaneschools.org/listen.

If you are a teacher who has not lost your passion for teaching, but still wants to teach? Are you a parent who has lost your belief in the educational system, but still values your children being around at least a small group of kids? If so, this session may be for you. We are taking it back to the one-room schoolhouse where teachers had the autonomy to choose their curriculum, flexibility of their time, and freedom to make the best choices for their students' individual needs. In this session, you will be provided with an overview of what's needed to start your own small school. In This Episode You'll Learn The difference between Homeschooling and starting a small school Exploring a niche Mindset: preparing to start a school Cindy Lumpkin, also known as The LD Coach, is a teacher-turned-school founder. She resigned her post in a large urban school district in 2011 after having been a successful special education teacher, including a co-teacher, and administrator, leading over 12 special education teachers and paraprofessionals to pursue being a stay-home mom and eventually running Triumph in Life, Inc., a non-profit organization she founded and operates Triumph School under. The mission is to inspire and educate those with Dyslexia and other learning disabilities. She also runs a Youtube channel, self-titled, where she inspires, advocates, and educates teachers and those with learning differences. Connect with Cindy Website - www.theldCoach.com Facebook - facebook.com/triumphtransitionsschool Instagram - instagram.com/theldeducator YouTube - youtube.com/channel/UCupzBq4hBG-GTSwEArAgyjA Learn more about the FamilyPreneur Business Accelerator and join today at »familypreneur.co« I'm committed to building an inclusive and anti-racist business. I support LGBTQIA+ rights and the rights of all intersectional identities. I believe that business should be a force for dismantling systems of oppression and actively invest in my own learning to fulfill this role. »Read My Full DEI Statement HERE«

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Parents who send their toddlers to early childhood education expect them to be safe. But shortages within the sector are becoming so bad it's leaving some teachers fearful for the children they are looking after. Many are taking to private Facebook pages, venting their concerns over the child to adult ratio, which in New Zealand is 1:5 on average. We're joined by a teacher who wants to remain anonymous.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Corey Allison also know as the Credit Boss is creating new wave through his work in the black community teaching credit education. More information can be found at http://instagram.com/bosslifecredit (http://instagram.com/bosslifecredit)

"You don't need a degree to look after someone's SEO! Our nerds are chosen based on ability not education!" It's time for taking on some new Nauti Nerds! As the business has grown, so has our need to get more nerds on deck! We've been working with previous guest Harry at HM Staffing on the recruitment aspect of the Nauti Nerds team. During the process of securing these new additional nerds, it triggered a thought in Tom's mind - what is important to him when working with new talent? And so the idea for this episode was born! Our head of the Nauti Nerds Tom Jauncey from Nautilus Marketing is here to explain why he doesn't get too caught up in someone's educational background when recruiting his newest nerds! New to the podcast? You can catch all previous episodes here. Please do click whichever button your favourite app uses to keep you updated with new episodes, whether that's subscribe or follow! The Nauti Nerds is a Nautilus Marketing podcast.

Have you ever wondered about the role of a general educator in IEP meetings, especially when the students involved have significant disabilities? General staff is required to be part of the IEP team, including the general education teacher. Sometimes that teacher fits into the team seamlessly. Other times they struggle with their role, and others may feel they’re not really needed and will just have them come in to sign the paperwork. But the general ed teacher can bring a lot of meaningful, functional things to the team and the meeting. As special educators, we can help prepare them for how to actively participate in these meetings, and that’s what I want to talk about in this episode as I continue this series on IEPs. 3:36​ - Ensuring that the general educator knows the student 5:38 - Helping the general ed teacher see their value to the IEP team 7:28 - Presenting social opportunities for or observations of the student 9:09 - Sharing information about typical grade-level students to the IEP team 9:52 - The advantage of the general education teacher’s instructional expertise 11:18 - Figuring out potential friends and role models for the student Resources Grab the transcript, freebie and resource links at http://autismclassroomresources.com/episode77 Autism Classroom Resources' Free Resource Library... http://library.autismclassroomresources.com Want more information about the Special Educator Academy? SpecialEducatorAcademy.com Join the Free Facebook Group specialeducatorsconnection.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/autismclassroomresources/message

This episode introduces you to a leadership coach with a unique background and perspective as an engineer and past science teacher- meet Erin Gallimore! Erin works hand-in-hand to help develop future leaders and employees with real world experience and expertise. Erin is a ball of energy and has great insight and passion in regards to future leaders and workplace culture. Check out this episode and reach out to Erin if your team is in need of an overhaul or you are in need of CE's. Erin Gallimore on Linkedin Raleigh Founded Podcast editing by Earfluence

What do you do with student data to ensure teacher trainings are being met with student comprehension? National Institute of Excellence in Teaching shares their knowledge of equity among teachers and students.

Diego Martinez is not your typical science teacher. He chose a career in teaching science to inspire young minds to learn and he has successfully used science fiction to do this. He is now a SEEC (Space Exploration Educators Conference) crew educator and has gone on to receive the Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award. To educators listening, Diego recommends taking your love for science fiction to the students to engender a purpose to learn science.Among his achievements:* He has been a Space Foundation Teacher Liaison since 2008 and Space Center Houston Space Educator

Reena Ezra (@ReenaEzraHere) of Late Night Hump drops by Movies Cinema Film to talk with Lia Russo (@CapriaMoon) and Jordan Fried (@jfreeeze) about Bad Education starring Hugh Jackman and Allison Janney. They Also talk about their favorite teacher movies. Check out photography by Reena Ezra and Jordan Fried at latenighthump.com/scrapbook. You can find her sketch comedy at latenighthump.com/sketches. Catch our reviews and viewing diaries at https://letterboxd.com/jfreeeze/ | https://letterboxd.com/capriamoon/ Follow us on www.instagram.com/moviescinemafilm or on www.twitter.com/capriamoon | www.twitter.com/jfreeeze. Catch Lia Russo's New Podcast "The Ashlee and Jessicast" where she and her co-host Joli Valdes talk about everything 90s and 2000s pop culture. For more podcasts, livestreams, live events and comedy content follow @latenighthump and go to www.latenighthump.com For any inquiries, sponsorships or collaborations email moviescinemafilmpodcast@gmail.com Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moviescinemafilm/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Charity Promotion: Democracy Works: This advertisement is part of a charitable initiative in partnership with Democracy Works. howto.vote · Charity Promotion: BallotReady: The goal of this initiative is to increase voter education and encourage your listeners to get the vote out during the 2020 General Election this November. https://www.ballotready.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moviescinemafilm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moviescinemafilm/support

Guest speakers include Paul Peterson, Aaron Tang, Graham Allison, Robert D. Kaplan, and Dan Yergin.

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Research shows that same-sex sex has the highest rates of ‘orgasmic equality’ meaning that both partners are satisfied with their sexual experience. Heterosexual women have the documented lowest levels of satisfaction and have come to Dr Casperson over the years with the chronic question, “what’s wrong with me?” trying to point to their own anatomy, desire, arousal, or pleasure as the 'problems'. Dr Casperson has said “You are not broken” so many times, that she has now started a podcast (“You are not broken”) and coaching classes to address these aspects of women’s sexuality. Her mission is to empower other women to take control of their lives, using the power of coaching and mind work to change sex lives and put women back in the power seat. You can find her and her sex education classes at www.kellycaspersonmd.comand on Instagram at www.instagram.com/kellycaspersonmd Find her FB page at www.facebook.com/youarentbroken It's a fun conversation and a necessary conversation as women have the only organ ONLY evolved for pleasure, the clitoris (men's penis has to do triple-duty to pass urine, semen and be for pleasure); let's learn how to use all of our tools, including Love Languages and our biggest sex organ- our BRAINS.

Radio Sweden brings you a round-up of the main news in Sweden on September 4th 2020. Presenter: Dave Russell Producer: Kris Boswell

Ana Lorena Fabrega attended 10 different schools throughout the world when she was a child.  She became a teacher and suddenly realized that the old paradigm used to teach soldiers and factory workers doesn't meet today's children's need. We talked about remote learning, online learning, micro-schools and many other things parents will find interesting. @anafabrega11@VanceCroweIf you are interested in signing up for the Articulate Ventures Network visit: https://www.articulate.ventures/feedAlso Vance Crowe has published an online course about how to improve how you sound and look on video calls: Telepresence Professional Basics: https://store.articulate.ventures/

75 years after the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the distance in time may give us a false sense of comfort that lessons have been learned, that history will not be repeated. Yet the narratives that led to the Holocaust are re-emerging, reinvented for the 21st century. Now more than ever, it is imperative to ensure that the lessons of the Holocaust reach new generations, minds and hearts in classrooms across the world. Teachers and teacher training are the first line of defense in the fight for democracy, human rights and our collective future. We sat down with Andrew Beiter and Kate W. English to talk about Holocaust education and their work on 4 continents with the Educators' Institute for Human Rights.

0:42: Let's check in on Chris' first week in session and discuss Dishonorable Mention goes to Tallahassee Pt. 2! 6:35: It's Super Bowl week in Miami, who ya got? Who's going?14:27: Ernest was the emcee at the Excellence in Education Teacher of the Year Awards! He tells us his experience18:12: Becca shares a story about a Trump Rally she saw in Clearwater. The hosts also discuss the upcoming election.28:24: Is it time for election reform to disrupt the two-party system and the loopholes in primaries?39:32: The hosts discuss why women's reproductive rights is a partisan issue.50;18: Ernest asks Chris about a bill concerning a bill that makes it more difficult for counties to file suits against opioid companies. 54:13: Becca releases some breaking news!57:45: We wrap-up with this week's #Floridaman story and shout-outs!

STEM education is a hot topic. School systems are focused on raising the technical capabilities of the adult workforce by getting students involved in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. But what about the arts? Does creativity have a place in the technological world? Brackenridge High School Media Teacher Jorge Hernandez believes creative problem solvers come from creative students. He’s joining me to discuss turning STEM into STEAM. Welcome to BexarCast.

Diego Martinez is not your typical science teacher. He chose a career in teaching science to inspire young minds to learn and he has successfully used science fiction to do this. He is now a SEEC (Space Exploration Educators Conference) crew educator and has gone on to receive the Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award. To educators listening, Diego recommends taking your love for science fiction to the students to engender a purpose to learn science. Among his achievements: * He has been a Space Foundation Teacher Liaison since 2008 and Space Center Houston Space Educator Expedition Crew (SEEC) member since 2017. * He collaborated with 2013 Alan Shepard Award recipient Daniel Newmyer on T.E.S.L.A. 1.0 (Teaching Extraordinary Students Lessons in Aerospace). * He built TeslaAerospace.org website, with the goal of making STEM-related careers, such as avionics, drone piloting and flight, accessible to a wider population. The site features free, self-paced learning guides designed to be studied by anyone. * He mentored hundreds of students in their scientific research projects for state, national and international science fairs, resulting in one gold medal and dozens of silver and bronze medals at the international level. * He created a school-wide educational party for SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy launch. * He founded, with wife Gail, the “Lindbergh Challenge,” a nationwide aerospace challenge with student-built flight simulators and a challenge for students to fly them for 33.5 hours while learning about historic aviators, doing STEM lessons and logging simulation hours. Museums and schools across the country have pledged to participate with his team this May. * He arranged for a “Top Gun” student pilot from the Lindbergh Challenge in 2015 to take a flight lesson, and now more than 50 students have received initial flight lessons, leading to possible aerospace careers. The initial lessons were funded with the award money received when he won Colorado Lockheed Martin Science Teacher of the Year in 2015. * He developed Apollo Program workshops at Delphian School in partnership with Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, McMinnville, Oregon. These workshops were designed as a model for educators to engage the public with lunar samples and other historical artifacts representing the history of spaceflight. * He contributed to the success of Delphian School’s public solar eclipse event in 2017, with more than 600 attending. The event featured a NASA planetary scientist as guest speaker, the Oregon High-Powered Rocketry Club, “Moon Vault” viewings with lunar samples and many other STEM engagement opportunities. * He is involved in Robotics Club, RC Car Club, the Association of Songwriters Composers Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), Science Fiction Fridays and has helped arrange a private tour of SpaceX for his students.

In this episode of the People and Their Work Podcast we will hear from Mark Nance an Elementary School Teacher for the past 10 years. Now headed to BYU Idaho as an Elementary Education Professor. Mark thought he wanted to be a Weather Man but instead ended up in Education. A place he never thought he would be. Mark shares how his passion for at first being an excellent teacher and then helping others to become excellent teachers developed along the way. I have seen Mark’s influence firsthand, as I have been in his classroom. More impactful though, my daughter had the opportunity to have Mr. Nance as her 4th Grade teacher. The People and Their Work Podcast was created by Doug Gardner Associate Professor in the Student Leadership and Success Studies department at Utah Valley University.

IN CONVERSATION was created for THERAPY OF DANCE by Elise Mireille and Ella Newell. A big thank you to our producer Sean Gallen and our visual designer Tabitha Swanson, as well as a shout out to the song in this podcast ‘Be Free’, created by YVY.Feel free to link up and join our THERAPY OF DANCE newsletter to stay in the loop for new episodes and more. If you have ideas or questions, talk to us via hello@therapyofdance.com, or just slide in to our DM’s @THERAPYOFDANCE. We love hearing from you.

If you want to ask me questions, send me through them on my social media or through the website as below! www.educationchanger.com Facebook: Harrison Thyrd Twitter: @HarrisonThyrd Instagram: harrisonthyrd Snapchat: harrison_thyrd

Career Technical Education Teacher on Special Assignment Erik Mickelson and CTE ambassadors talking about upcoming “Career Take Off Expo.”

In this episode, we’re joined by two leaders in health education: Claudia Brown, president of the Massachusetts Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, and Jamie Sparks, SHAPE America president-elect. Listen in to learn how Claudia and Jamie got started in education, how they began their leadership journey, and how they got into leadership positions. Key takeaways include: • Insight about the different ways to enter leadership positions; • Examples of different leadership roles or opportunities for health educators; • Tips on how you can find and get accepted into leadership positions; • Details about what responsibilities are expected in different leadership roles.

David has participated in adventure Sports for more than 30 years and have competed in the Coast to Coast One Day, Southern Traverse, Arrow Adventure Race Series and every North Island Multisport race held in the 1990’s. David has instructed in the Outdoors since 2000 in kayaking, caving, climbing and tramping. He keeps current by continuing to find challenges in the outdoors and spends a huge amount of time ‘out there’ ether with kids or on a personal adventure somewhere. David is passionate about growing young people through adventure and challenge activities and has dedicated his life to this. In 2010 he established the GO-4-12 Youth adventure Race which is also the official New Zealand Secondary Schools Adventure Racing Championships. The success of the GO-4-12 and the obvious need to get kids off electronic devices and into the outdoors motivated him to establish the Kiwi Adventure Trust a not for profit Trust which currently works with over 70 groups and school each year. David’s Story is one of following ones passion and he has refused to give up until he has achieved the goals that are in his heart. For more information on the Kiwi Adventure trust and what they do visit their website http://www.kiwi-adventure.co.nz/

Health Education Teacher Leadership Teacher leadership refers to the skill set demonstrated by teachers who teach students but also have influence beyond their own classroom to others in their school and elsewhere. Listen as we conduct an extensive review into key components of health education teacher leadership with one of the current leaders in the health education profession. The discussion will define the practice of teacher leadership, give examples of summer activities to showcase leadership skills, and explain how to express leadership at the school, district, state, and national levels. Panelists include: *Andy Milne – A graduate of Exeter University, Andy taught in London, England for 12 years before immigrating to the United States in 2008. He is currently beginning his 18th year of teaching health and physical education. Andy is the 2017 SHAPE America Midwest District Health Teacher of the Year.

Health Education Teacher Leadership Teacher leadership refers to the skill set demonstrated by teachers who teach students but also have influence beyond their own classroom to others in their school and elsewhere. Listen as we conduct an extensive review into key components of health education teacher leadership with one of the current leaders in the health education profession. The discussion will define the practice of teacher leadership, give examples of summer activities to showcase leadership skills, and explain how to express leadership at the school, district, state, and national levels. Panelists include: *Andy Milne – A graduate of Exeter University, Andy taught in London, England for 12 years before immigrating to the United States in 2008. He is currently beginning his 18th year of teaching health and physical education. Andy is the 2017 SHAPE America Midwest District Health Teacher of the Year.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley and Jarrett will discuss the following education news topics: Pre K Online Education Twitter Posts by a Teacher gets her in hot water. Facebook Post By Parent gets her child expelled. Kindergarten

Our guests are two brothers who both teach, come from a family of educators and have both been recognized as extraordinarily creative educators. Taking risks is part of their practice, and in this segment, they share how they engage students by pushing their own limits. Follow: @bedleybros @coolcatteacher @bamradionetwork Scott Beldey teaches 5th grade, is an author and speaker. He was selected 2014 Orange County Teacher of the Year, California State Teacher of the Year Finalist, and 2013 Project Tomorrow's Innovative STEM Teacher Award winner. Tim Bedley, who teaches fourth and fifth grades, is one of the Riverside County Office of Education Teacher of the Year.

  INNERSIGHT Means FREEDOM Advocates for the disabled Maria Iliou is host and supporting host for Innersight. Maria Iliou is Director Autism Advocacy for Innersight. Jocelyn Davis is Education Teacher and Joib coach. Jocelyn and Jess Davis is Author. Jess Davis is Editor Jocelyn and Jess Davis is host for Innersight every Sunday at 9 PM EST Topics: Emergency kits, on other Important issues of topics 

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This is Part Two of a series with two special guests: Lucy Gray and Carol Anne McGuire.Lucy Gray is an Instructional Technology Specialist at the University of Chicago (IL) Center for Elementary Math and Science Education.  Among her numerous awards are having been named an Apple Distinguished Educator (2005), Discovery Educator Network Star Teacher, and Google Certified Teacher.  Lucy is a popular speaker at national and international conferences.  Also, Lucy has a strong reputation as a collector and organizer of robust online resources, using such technologies as blogs, wikis, nings, Twitter, and Facebook, among others.Carol Anne McGuire is a teacher and Instructional Technology Specialist at the New Village Leadership Academy in Calabasas, CA.  Formerly, she was an award-winning teacher of blind and visually impaired students.  The fact that amazes most people is that Carol Anne was teaching these visually impaired students to make videos!!  Those videos have been shown around the world.Among the awards and recognitions that have come Carol Anne's way are: Apple Distinguished Educator (2004), Discovery Educator Network Star Teacher, Google Certified Teacher, Top Online Educator, Disney Teacher of the Year, SMARTBoard Exemplary Educator, American Film Institute Screen Educator, and ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) Teacher of the Year (2008).  Like Lucy, Carol Anne is a highly-sought after keynote speaker, as well as workshop leader, at professional conferences around the globe.Carol Anne also serves as "Lead Rocker" for an internationally-acclaimed project, "Rock Our World."So, you can see that I was highly honored to be able to share conversation with these two outstanding ladies.  Their ideas on improving education are stellar.  You will discover that, as you listen to this episode, if you hadn't known it already.This episode represents Part Two of a two-part series.  I believe you will be inspired and stirred by listening to these fabulous educators.  Please send your questions and comments.If you wish to contact either Lucy or Carol Anne, they can be reached by clicking on the links to their names. I look quite forward to reading your comments on this blog.  Please click the link at the bottom of this posting and let us hear what you think.  It's possible that your comments will be the ones that stir some other reader into taking the precise action that we desire. You can contribute to this podcast in any of the following ways: Email me

My special guests for this episode are Lucy Gray and Carol Anne McGuire.Lucy Gray is an Instructional Technology Specialist at the University of Chicago (IL) Center for Elementary Math and Science Education.  Among her numerous awards are having been named an Apple Distinguished Educator (2005), Discovery Educator Network Star Teacher, and Google Certified Teacher.  Lucy is a popular speaker at national and international conferences.  Also, Lucy has a strong reputation as a collector and organizer of robust online resources, using such technologies as blogs, wikis, nings, Twitter, and Facebook, among others.Carol Anne McGuire is a teacher and Instructional Technology Specialist at the New Village Leadership Academy in Calabasas, CA.  Formerly, she was an award-winning teacher of blind and visually impaired students.  The fact that amazes most people is that Carol Anne was teaching these visually impaired students to make videos!!  Those videos have been shown around the world.Among the awards and recognitions that have come Carol Anne's way are: Apple Distinguished Educator (2004), Discovery Educator Network Star Teacher, Google Certified Teacher, Top Online Educator, Disney Teacher of the Year, SMARTBoard Exemplary Educator, American Film Institute Screen Educator, and ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education) Teacher of the Year (2008).  Like Lucy, Carol Anne is a highly-sought after keynote speaker, as well as workshop leader, at professional conferences around the globe.Carol Anne also serves as "Lead Rocker" for an internationally-acclaimed project, "Rock Our World."So, you can see that I was highly honored to be able to share conversation with these two outstanding ladies.  Their ideas on improving education are stellar.  You will discover that, as you listen to this episode, if you hadn't known it already.This episode represents Part One of a two-part series.  I believe you will be inspired and stirred by listening to these fabulous educators.  Please send your questions and comments.If you wish to contact either Lucy or Carol Anne, they can be reached by clicking on the links to their names. I look quite forward to reading your comments on this blog.  Please click the link at the bottom of this posting and let us hear what you think.  It's possible that your comments will be the ones that stir some other reader into taking the precise action that we desire. You can contribute to this podcast in any of the following ways: Email me