Podcasts about failing school

Fandy Cendrajaya is the Founding Partner of Kopital Ventures, a pre-seed and seed-focused fund based in Southeast Asia that is looking to invest in 40 Companies in the next three years. Before Kopital Ventures, Fandy was an angel investor and F&B entrepreneur.Topics:[00:02:08] - Childhood and challenges growing up[00:04:45] - Journey Towards Education and Self-Realization [00:09:12] - Painful Lessons in Failing School [00:12:50] - Education Opportunities in the US[00:31:05] - First Successful F&B Venture [00:38:29] - Becoming an Angel Investor[00:42:04] - Hardest Part of Angel Investing [00:46:50] - Micro Fund for Early-Stage Investments Like the show? Subscribe to the BackScoop newsletter to stay updated with the latest news in Southeast Asian startups in minutes: backscoop.com.Visit BackScoop's social media pages and show your support!BackScoop (Linkedin): https://www.linkedin.com/company/backscoop/BackScoop (Twitter): https://twitter.com/BackScoopHQBackScoop (Facebook): https://www.facebook.com/BackScoopBackScoop (Instagram): https://www.instagram.com/backscoopVisit Amanda Cua's social media pages:Amanda (Linkedin): https://ph.linkedin.com/in/amanda-cuaAmanda (Twitter): https://twitter.com/itsAmandaCuaVisit Fandy Cendrajaya's social media pages:Fandy (Linkedin): https://www.linkedin.com/in/fandy-cendrajaya-903b92152/Kopital Ventures (Website): https://kopitalventures.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I cover recent education news and the moves that school boards make while voicing their controlling and manipulative intentions; I also discuss Dr. Malone's gatekeeping and you hear audio from OBGYN Dr. Biss regarding reproduction and the COVID shots. Substack: https://theamericanclassroom.substack.com/p/the-new-wave-of-jewish-wwii-propaganda  

Principal Mr.Nachoo has had a request to make a phone call home to get back at this dad who is causing his son to fail math! Mom hasn't been home lately and dad has stepped up with homework, but she thinks he would be doing better if dad wasn't helping. 

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This episode continues to look at what we can do to help failing schools be successful.

How can we help failing schools? What is needed for them to succeed? In this episode we discuss what is really needed for support.

We welcome back author and researcher Kay Hymowitz of City Journal to discuss academic performance among boys. How is the deck stacked against boys in school, and how can strong families counter it? Where the Boys Aren't | City Journal Manning Up: How the Rise of Women Has Turned Men into Boys Homeschool Flip House Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

10/26/22 6am CT Hour John, Glen and Sarah chat about the results of the political debates last night and cornfield mazes. Anne shares her experience with the slipping of kids educationally over the past few years and how COVID restrictions helped point these out more. Ashley reports on the Holy Father's General Audience on desolation, Eurochocolate Festival and feasts of Sts Simon and Jude. Bill likens the the current market trends to the movie 12 Angry Men and hopes for a great return.

Principal Brittany Green is a finalist for the 2022 Golden Apple Award for Excellence in Leadership for her work transforming Gordon Bush Elementary from a failing school to a “commendable” one. She shares how she changed teacher mindsets and how she fights burnout.

What can Joy do about her teenage son who is failing despite being bright because he skips school and doesn't turn in his homework? - Dr. Laura: "The most important thing for him to learn now is how to move out and support himself at 18."Are you willing to let your child fail? Email me your thoughts at: drlaura@drlaura.com To participate on the radio program; call 1-800-Dr-Laura / 1-800-375-2872 or make an appointment - https://www.drlaura.com/make-an-appointment. Find me on social media at:Facebook.com/DrLauraInstagram.com/DrLauraProgramTwitter.com/DrLauraProgramYouTube.com/DrLauraBecome a Dr. Laura Family Member: https://www.drlaura.com/ See https://www.drlaura.com/privacy-policy for privacy information.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Republicans are calling for Biden's resignation: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/republicans-slam-biden-suicide-attack-kabul-airport Biden's handling of Afghanistan is affecting him in the polls: https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/08/25/joe-biden-deadly-afghan-withdrawal/ CDC says schools with Mask Mandates don't see better results than those with optional masking: https://fee.org/articles/cdc-schools-with-mask-mandates-didn-t-see-statistically-significant-different-rates-of-covid-transmission-from-schools-with-optional-policies/ Please remember to FIGHT THE CENSORSHIP THAT WE'RE DEALING WITH and SHARE with your like-minded friends! Thanks to all for the continued support! We always have and always will appreciate everyone involved!

Jordan Goodman, aka @lawstudentinleeds, sits down with us in this episode to discuss all the trials and tribulations he has gone through in his personal and professional life so far. As a content creator spanning Instagram, YouTube, and podcasting, alongside studying for law school and juggling a job in social media marketing, Jordan walked us through his journey, and how he has faced the challenges and failures that have come with all his endeavours. From failing A-Levels, to questioning career choices, Jordan speaks about learning to trust his instincts even if it disappointed those around him. A particularly good episode for anyone wanting to follow their own path, or those struggling with school or university, Jordan shared some serious gems that you do not want to miss out on! New episodes out every Sunday! Instagram: @successfulfailurespod Twitter: @TheSF_Podcast

This “Update” LemonAid Stand interview was done April 2, 2021! It matches with “Original” Show #11 done July 9, 2000! Where are they now?? It's 20 years later so what has happened since our last interview? A refreshing quick look into their life and updating the past 20 years! Listen to this show after hearing the original show from July 2000. Sit back and enjoy some new stories from Martin's life. And "do good"! For more information, to sponsor an eagle chamber, or get Martin's book visit: https://www.gowildlife.org Book: Healer of Angels by Martin Tyner ABOUT the LemonAid Stand: Heidi started hosting the LemonAid Stand live radio talk show, over 20 years ago, in 1999! It all came about when Heidi was dealing with thoughts of suicide, inadequacy, and dealing with infertility. She realized as she reached out to others and heard their stories, she would be uplifted and inspired no matter what she was going through. So this podcast has old "Original" shows from that time period. It also has "New" shows that are currently being recorded with new guests. And it has "Update" shows where Heidi reached out to original radio show guests to find out how the past 20 years have been! Do you know a story that needs to be shared? Contact Heidi at: LemonAidStandRadioShow@gmail.com

When The Kids Are Failing School At The Other HouseOften times when we step in to bail the other parent out, we are enabling them to continue failing as parents. We think we are helping the kids, and perhaps they do benefit in the short-run in some way, but in the big picture we are usually playing into codependency dynamics.This is a game that currently gets played out with the kids' schooling, especially when they are learning remotely. One household lets them fail and the other gets pulled in to bail them out. The home that lets them fail offloads all accountability onto the kids and onto you to rescue. When dealing with a narcissistic ex, they create a situation where you seem to have to choose between engaging the narcissist and letting the kids fail. It is one of the classic games they play.We know that bailing the other parent out is part of the narcissistic game that keeps us feeding attention to the other parent. They fail and struggle to draw us in and to offload responsibility onto us. We rescue and compensate for their lack of engagement with the kids and get baited into needless contact with them.But we're not doing anyone any favors. Yes, of course we always have a responsibility to make sure the kids do well academically. Academic success is a core responsibility we always carry as parents. The way we can help our kids in this seemingly no-win situation is to introduce logical consequences when they don't show up for themselves to take initiative in their own education. In other words, we have to train them in the skill of showing up for themselves and performing self-sufficiently, which may require us to be the disciplinarian.We take on this role because we do not want the kids to develop the habit of hiding behind the narcissistic parent's neglect that enables the kids to be lazy and undeveloped...#coparenting #coparentingdoneright #codependentnomore #coparentingwithanarcissist #coparentingwithatoxicex #blendedfamily #blendedfamilyproblems #divorcedmom #divorceddad #divorcedparents #divorcedmoms #parallelparenting #unapologeticparenting #narcissisticmother #narcissisticfather #toxicrelationships #toxicfamily #stepparenting

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Schooling. We have all gone through some form of it, public, private, homeschool, etc. But with all the new challenges of 2020 schooling has taken a new route for most parents with children at home. Its called “Distance Learning” and it is definitely a new challenge to overcome. Our Children are now expected to sit on a computer for their entire learning experience for hours at a time. You may like it or you may hate it, but today Corey and I discuss the new school guidelines. Beyond that we also talk about public schooling and how we feel its a failing system. There are many things we all remember about school, but being parents we are much more critical now than before. Follow along as we discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of our public school system, and some of the decisions we will be making when it comes to our families.  We hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to refer a friend and leave your rating and review. That is the best support we can get to help this podcast grow and reach more people that may need to hear it. Also if you have any show topics, or people you would like to hear from please feel free to reach out to us on any of our social media platforms. Thank you all for your continued support as this Podcast grows and gains more listeners.      Make Sure To follow The Dad-Cast Social Media Platforms The Dad-Cast Facebook Group The Dad-Cast Instagram Collin Naylor Instagram Corey Jones Instagram

In this episode, I sit down with Wesley Wang & Alyssa Semones of Healthy Baller located out of, a cash-based TRUE sports medicine clinic that provides a multi-disciplinary approach to athletic development and recovery in sports related injuries. If you're closing in on your final months of PT school or you've recently graduated and currently looking for a job, then this episode is a MUST LISTEN! Alyssa talks about how to land your dream job as a new grad and not settling for the "safe route". She's got some amazing advice to offer, while Wesley speaks out about his past struggles and what led him to be the successful ACL Doc that he is currently known for today. For those who are also interested in learning more about what a Cash based clinic entails, Wesley and I dive deep into the truth and what people don't realize is required to succeed at running one. I'm not giving it all away so you've gotta listen to it and remember to thank these guys later cause they provided GOLD! Be sure to reach out to Wesley and Alyssa and show them some love on IG @wesleywang.dpt , @alyssasemones.dpt You can also find Wesley on his website where he shares blogs and more @ http://www.wesleywangdpt.com/resource-links/ As always, you can find me on instagram @haloeffectpodcast, or you can email me at haloeffectpodcast@yahoo.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-halo-effect-podcast/support

There’s times I start wondering why anybody tries to do anything to help people these days when it seems that people are no longer able to help themselves.So this morning I’m reading about the nations before school check programme.When every child in the country turns four they are offered a check up which can help identify health, behavioural, social or developmental issues, such as a hearing problem, which could affect learning. The aim is to help those children access health and learning support.About 55,000 children will be covered this year at a cost of more than $10 million.That sounds good.  But after a review called Welcome to School, there are concerns that the programme isn’t working and in fact making things worse.So how on earth can anyone stuff up a health check. One example given was the eye test. There had been a misunderstanding about what checks covered. Schools thought that the test was a comprehensive one but in fact it was just checking for lazy eye.  So then we have kids at school with vision problems but the schools and the parents thought everything was tickety-boo because the before school check had passed the kid.Now this is not the tests fault.  This is from the old once over lightly, Iain Lees Galloway school of incompetence. The schools haven’t even read and comprehended what was being done. Honestly the amount of stuff ups we have these days due to laziness, assumption and lack of research is astounding.But this is a minor quibble.  The review found that the before school check actually increases iniquity. The rich, intelligent and healthy catch the problems early while the poor, less qualified and unhealthy get worse.Part of the check is a questionnaire filled out by parents. 25 questions relating to emotions, peer relationships, hyperactivity, socialisation and development goals. Better off parents answer diligently and honestly while parents from the bottom end of the rung either hide the truths or because of their own background fail to recognise unsociable or destructive behaviour.Apparently a lot of the worse off parents don’t like the questionnaire because they view it as labelling.  And yes it is but the way to process that is to rename it identifying and then get on with making things better for your kids.Well off parents know that labels can be shaken off and changed.  Worse off parents think a label is forever.The upshot is the kids of the better off get prompt attention early while the less privileged kids get nothing.  Generation by generation getting worse.It’s always deeply depressing when you hear of programmes designed to help that are being spurned because of either parental bloody mindedness or disinterest.One final point though.  The Welcome to School study Welcome to School research showed the challenge facing low decile schools was bigger than suspected.Many children were starting at a language development age of 3-4 years. More than 30 per cent had a language proficiency in the bottom 2.5 per cent of the population.That’s not good.  We knew it was bad.  Now we know it’s worse than that.

Game Changer tells the story of struggling White Street School in Springfield, MA, where “demographics” had been the steady explanation for low student achievement. Families were reluctant to send their children to a school were only 4% of fifth graders scored Proficient in any subject. In 2010, the State Education Department had singled the school… Continue Reading Game Changer: Educators Turn Around a “Failing” School

Hello everyone! Today, it is my pleasure to bring you Sue Szachowicz, a retired principal of Brockton High School and now a Senior Fellow for the International Center for Leadership in Education, to close out our 3 part episode on how to change a failing school. She chronicled the turn-around of Brockton High in her book Transforming Brockton High: High Standards, High Expectations, No Excuses,and this week she is on the show to discuss exactly how she, and her team, did it. I can’t say enough positive things about this episode, as well as part 2 and part 1. Sue is a no nonsense educator. Excuses are cheap, and effort is king. It isn’t enough to want to change a school, you have to believe there is no other option. Don’t miss this one. Share and enjoy! Don’t forget to subscribe and review the show on iTunes!

What if I told you about something revolutionary? Something so BIG, that it could literally transform your students and your school? Would you be interested, or doubtful? What if I said it was the most high-tech, costly product? ...but what if it wasn't? What if it was free? What if it wasn't technology? What if you don't need to visit costly seminars to learn it? In part two with Sue Szachowicz, we continue our talk about how she, and her team, saved their failing school with the power of their literacy initiative.   We discuss her doubts about the process, criticisms she's faced about her approach being "cookie-cutter," as well as how she used basic skills, focus, and team work to accomplish a seemingly impossible task.   I believe this series with Sue is going to go down as one of the best of the podcast. She's inspiring, honest, and above all, no nonsense about her approach. Got to love it! Enjoy! Don’t forget to subscribe and review the show on iTunes!

Hello everyone! Today, it is my pleasure to bring you Sue Szachowicz, a retired principal of Brockton High School and now a Senior Fellow for the International Center for Leadership in Education. She chronicled the turn-around of Brockton High in her book Transforming Brockton High: High Standards, High Expectations, No Excuses,and this week she is on the show to discuss exactly how she, and her team, did it. I can't say enough positive things about this episode and Sue. Sue is a no nonsense educator. Excuses are cheap. Effort is king. Science is superior. It isn't enough to want to change a school, you have to believe there is no other option...even if there are toxic people who resist getting better, and resist making the school better. Don't miss this one. Share and enjoy! Don’t forget to subscribe and review the show on iTunes!

Over in bureaucrat-world, 66 percent is a passing grade. That's the kind of magic trick that lets DPI bureaucrats say there are no failing school districts in Wisconsin. In fact, all schools get at least one gold star even if they're failing to meet expectations. MacIver education analyst Ola Lisowski discusses this and more on the Vicki McKenna Show on WISN in Milwaukee. Read the full report here: http://bit.ly/2jfQ0Ci More Vicki McKenna at News/Talk 1130 WISN: http://newstalk1130.iheart.com/onair/vicki-mckenna-29300/

When a school shuts down, students lose more than a place of learning; they lose friends, mentors and a community. This is an experience that disproportionately affects black students in the U.S. Shereen Marisol Meraji looks at what it's like when a predominantly black suburb outside Pittsburgh loses its only public high school.

This week on the podcast is highly focused on education. I'm not sure why, but I guess those are just the articles I happened to come across. I hope you enjoy it! 1. How Music and Shakespeare Turned Around a Failing School by Annie Holmquist from Intellectual Takeout 2. How Books Designed for Soldiers’ Pockets Changed Publishing Forever by Cara Giaimo from Atlas Obscura 3. What Da Vinci Can Teach Us about Education by Martin Cothran from Intellectual Takeout 4. Tell Me What You Read, And I’ll Tell You Who You Are by Zat Rana from Medium 5  Text Messages: 'Pro-Life' Congressman Allegedly Tells Woman He Had Affair With To Abort Their Child by Amanda Prestigiacomo from The Daily Wire All music courtesy of Audionautix.com.

Set at an urban public school on the brink of closure for the usual reasons — poor test scores and low graduation rates — playwright Ike Holter's Exit Strategy is an indictment of the state of public education but not a polemic. Much of the play takes place in a teacher's lounge, where faculty discuss their previous stints failing schools. When one enterprising student hacks into school's website, creating a Kickstarter campaign for last-ditch fund-raising, several teachers are inspired to act. Despite the serious subject matter, "the play is quite funny," says New York Times theater critic, Charles Isherwood. "The characters are wisecracking their way through this crisis in their careers."

This week, Towanda McEachern, author of Life Recycled, comes aboard to share amazing insight as to how the right environment and support in schools can save children and give them, a chance at full, productive lives. Dr. Rosanna Pittella, author of How Deconstructing The American Education System Will Reconstruct The American Dream asks compelling questions that help listeners better … Read more about this episode...

Online technology clearly presents a wonderful opportunity to enrich the educational environment in which American children can evolve and grow. Terry Keyes, instructor and curriculum specialist brings with him experience as both online student and teacher. Listen to this program to hear about how the best of online learning and teaching can be used to support and advance the mission … Read more about this episode...

How does diluted curriculum in American Schools impact children K-12 and beyond? What effect does curriculum focused on test preparation have on students as they reach higher education or enter the work world? Are students really prepared to move forward? Guest expert, Dr. Terry McCain provides some very interesting insight and examples of the impacts of the unfortunate national focus … Read more about this episode...

Dr. Alan Proffit, from Appalachian State University, in the mountains of North Carolina to provide his unique perspective as the most significant issues in education and what we must do to remedy them not only there but systematically throughout the country. You may be quite surprised as to what Dr. Proffit identifies as his #1 concern! For information about a … Read more about this episode...

Dr. Cynthia Glenn who has vast experience in both K-12 classrooms and those at the university level, discusses the newest reform being adapted by many states that “allow” teachers to be “more” involved in the methodology of teaching in their classrooms and can assist directly or indirectly to develop 15% of the questions asked on standardized tests! The conversation is … Read more about this episode...

This show is rich with facts about why American education is failing our children based on poor, obsolete teaching strategies and classroom dynamics some of which were designed in the 1800’s! expert guest, Dr. Lucia Buttaro of Adelphi University, speaks with host, Dr. Rosanna Pittella, to these issues form her rich experience both inside and outside the classroom. The conversation … Read more about this episode...

This week, Dr. John Bardi comes aboard to share amazing insight as to how American education is not only failing students, but is damaging them and their chance at full, productive lives. As Host Dr. Rosanna Pittella, author of How Deconstructing The American Education System Will Reconstruct The American Dream asks compelling questions that help listeners better understand some of … Read more about this episode...