Podcasts about high school junior

Thinking about visiting colleges this summer? In this podcast episode, we're breaking down the importance of campus visits, what to look for on the tour, and more!Follow us on Instagram!Learn more about Scoir

Wondering how to ask for a letter of recommendation — and actually get a strong one?In this episode, we break down everything students need to know about recommendation letters: when to ask, how to ask, and what to share with your teacher or counselor to help them write a compelling letter.

Vishaka Priyan is a junior at Catlin Gabel, a private school in Portland.   She doesn’t have personal experience with foster care. But she came across a group called Project 48 that helps kids in the first 48 hours after they enter the child welfare system. And as she heard stories about the trauma and economic challenges they face in care and after, she wanted to do something that would both support them and help them develop self-sufficiency. That’s why Priyan says she decided to research incentives for businesses to employ youth in the child welfare system or who were aging out of it. The result of her self-assigned project was a bill that is making its way through the Oregon state legislature. Priyan plans to testify for the bill once it gets a hearing. She joins us to share more.

Zoey Tang, 16, has earned the chess title of Woman Grandmaster, which is a first for the state of Oregon.

Send us a textSummary:Discover the captivating journey of Rushil Kukreja, a passionate advocate for dark skies, as he sheds light on the unseen effects of light pollution. From stargazing to global advocacy, Rashil's story is a beacon of hope and action for a clearer night sky.High school junior Rushil Kukreja, who recently spoke at the United Nations and is the founder and president of Princia.org, takes us on his inspiring journey from a high school astronomy enthusiast to a leading voice against light pollution. Learn about the profound impact of artificial lighting on stargazing, wildlife, and human health, and how Rushil's work (and that of the hundreds of high school, college, and graduate-level collaborators around the world) is raising global awareness. Rushil discusses how you can help make an impact, from adjusting outdoor lighting to advocating for policy changes. Explore the pivotal role of education and community involvement, and discover resources available to support dark sky advocacy.Timestamps: (0:00:03) - Advocating for Dark Skies: Rushil's journey from student to global advocate, the impact of light pollution, and Princia.org's efforts.(0:09:16) - Empowering Youth to Combat Light Pollution: The importance of mentorship, integrating light pollution awareness in education, and practical tips for home.(0:16:27) - Resources for Supporting Dark Sky AdvocacyAdditional Links: Princia Website - Learn more about light pollution and how you can support the cause.The Hidden Cost of Bright NightsDark Sky International - Join a global community advocating for dark skies.Don't forget to subscribe for more inspiring stories and actionable insights!Support the showSubscribe & Follow: Stay updated with our latest episodes and follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and the Adventures in Learning website. Don't forget to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts! *Disclosure: I am a Bookshop.org. affiliate.

Host of the Innovation World Young Collaborators Podcast Series, Suchita Srinivasan, a junior from Cheshire High School in Cheshire, Connecticut interviews Aarin Bothra, a junior at Oswego East High School in Oswego, Illinois. Aarin shares about his non-profit organization, Seeds of Hope, which teaches the community and provides seeds at local library set ups in an effort to restore the prairie plants necessary to protect the environment Illinois. He will also share about Algae Air, an invention he and his high school teammates created to combat poor air quality.  The Oswego Algae Air team was selected by Lemelson's InventTeam as one of 10 teams to provide funds to and year-long mentoring.Aarin is a multi-talented 15-year-old. In addition to the exceptional things, he is doing at school and outside of school he is also volunteers for Innovation World as their Growth and Social Media Intern, Editor-in-Chief of the Innovation Insider Magazine, frequent podcast host, Global Story author, Lead Host on the Global Innovation Field Trip 24-hour event and language translator as needed.  About the host: Suchita is also a multi-year award-winning inventor, flutist, avid reader, and a podcaster. Learn more about Seeds of Hope: https://www.ourseedsofhope.com/Listen to more young innovator podcasts: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1589629 Learn more about Innovation World: https://innovationworld.org/

Inman High School junior Suttyn Harris talks with EAGLE Media's Sean Boston about her commitment to the University of Utah to continue her volleyball career.

How will AI impact the next generation of people working with computer science?This question is probably relevant for anyone making their way through school now, in all fields of study. Without looking for a definite answer, but to help him navigate this question, Robby has invited two people with quite different backgrounds: Richard Stiennon, author of Security Yearbook 2023 and Founder and Chief Research Analyst at IT-Harvest, and High School Junior, Athena Contos. Athena was recently visiting colleges, together with her father Brian Contos, a long-time veteran of the mnemonic security podcast. They both noticed a lot of excitement and concern regarding AI amongst those about to embark on their higher education, and questions about how AI will impact their choices of schools, majors, careers, and ultimately their future.In this episode, Athena and Richard share their perspectives on AI's potential in education, the ethics of using AI in this context, and how we can go from combating the use of AI in the classroom to making it a useful tool for learning.

Welcome to Episode 379 of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast, The World's Longest Running Recruiting Education Podcast. This week I discuss The Fall Sports to Winter Sports Transition 2023.  I will cover: What a Potential College Student-Athlete should be doing as a High School Freshman or Sophomore if you just finished you main sport's season What a Potential College Student-Athlete should be doing as a High School Freshman or Sophomore if you are going into your main sport's season What a Potential College Student-Athlete should be doing as a High School Junior or Senior if you just finished you main sport's season What a Potential College Student-Athlete should be doing as a High School Junior or Senior if you are going into your main sport's season Check out the end of the episode for Section #8 of the Recruiting Checklist that is found in The Athletic Scholarship 24 Month Planner & Journal Click Here to join the Recruit-Me Monthly Newsletter.  Get monthly tidbits of recruiting advice and education.   Recruit-Me.com Recruit-Me 3.0 Athletic Scholarship System FREE Recruiting Power Pack QRRecruiter.com  promo code RecruitMe5 CollegeCoachesOnline.com  promo code RM123 Listen to Past Episodes of The Athletic Scholarship Podcast Baseball Bluebook    

Adam Carswell shares his experiences as a junior in high school, from his athletic success in basketball to beginning track & field to his continued disinterest in academics.In this episode, Adam talks about:Playing on both the varsity and junior varsity basketball teams His brother Mikey inspiring him to start track & field Why he is happy he didn't try hard for grades  Adam would like to give a huge thanks to everyone listening for contributing their most valuable resource—their time. Episode Resources: Adam J. Carswell Facebook Group | RaisingCapital.com | GooBalls.io | Carswell.io Timestamped Shownotes:00:45 – How much playing time did Adam have on his varsity and junior varsity basketball teams?01:54 – Why did Adam decide to pursue track & field in 11th grade?03:17 – Why is Adam glad he didn't try very hard academically in high school?05:04 – What two things did Adam's dad teach him school was good for?

Should my student take another year of language classes? What about AP and Honors classes?

Parents, join me as we welcome Maria Bower to PCA where she will serve as our Director of Spiritual Development! You can reach Maria at 972-930-4127 or at mbower@prestonwoodchristian.org   About Maria (from her website): Maria serves as the Director of Spiritual Development, Wellness Coordinator, and as a Biblical Counselor for the  Prestonwood Christian Academy School System.  She is also the founder, teacher, and podcaster of Faith Vs. Weight: Slaying the Sugar Dragon based on the Faith Vs. Weight Series, and her two books, Faith Vs. Weight: Magnifying the Glory of God by Reclaiming Your Energy to Serve the Kingdom and Faith Vs. Weight: Daily Strength to Shine Action Guide.    Through her Faith Vs. Weight podcast, classes, and books she empowers clients to identify strongholds and experience life-changing breakthroughs with regard to their spiritual, emotional, and physical health. Biblical inspiration is introduced with practical and proven behavior, nutrition, and fitness strategies that have helped hundreds of clients lose weight and regain their energy to serve the kingdom.    Growing up in an abusive home, Maria has personally dealt with emotional eating, depression, drug abuse, and other unhealthy behaviors.  She understands the very real spiritual warfare involved in these struggles.  She also knows what it is like to live in VICTORY and loves leading others to that same freedom in the LORD, JESUS CHRIST!!   Maria is a former U.S. Navy Health Information Systems Officer (ACHE) and White House Military Social Aide.  She graduated from The George Washington University with an MBA and has completed certifications from the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) as a Certified Nutrition Coach and Personal Trainer specializing in Metabolic Health, Behavioral Change, Fitness Nutrition, Weight Loss, Pilates, and Women's Fitness.  She has also served as a YMCA LIVESTRONG cancer survivor trainer.    She currently teaches Faith Vs. Weight at Prestonwood Baptist Church, Plano Texas.     Maria has also completed certificates in Biblical Counselor through Mid-America Baptist Theological Seminary (MABTS) as well as Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (SWBTS).   As a fifty-six year old wife of fellow Navy Veteran, Mark Bower, and the mother of two sons; Benjamin,  a High School Junior and Matthew, a Freshman at Texas A&M studying Engineering,  the joy of the LORD is her strength! Nehemiah 8:10   Maria was brought up in the Catholic faith - she talks about how spending time in the Word of God completely transformed her understanding of God's grace and mercy in her life.   Maria found that listening to the Bible was helpful - a way to spend time in God's Word without adding one more thing to her plate - and found playing worship music was a powerful addition as well. Maria also suggests putting Christian Bible books in your car so that our kids have access to some good reading material instead of them wasting time on technology!   Check this out to find out more about Faith vs. Weight   GIGO - Garbage In, Garbage Out - you will reap what you sow - what you fill your time and mind with will influence your thought process and develop your worldview.   Don't worry - God's plans for your children will not be thwarted!   Model your spiritual journey for your children - let them see you read God's Word and get involved in church! Most efficient use of your day - start it in the Word of God!   Join me in praying for Maria as she begins to serve the PCA community in this role as our Director of Spiritual Development! Special shout out to Jared Wood for allowing us to use his music - check him out at JaredWoodMusic!

Natalie is a high school junior and the founder of MiniMUN, a Model UN program for elementary school students. In this episode, Natalie shares how she got started in Model UN despite being extremely shy, and why she was inspired to partner with her local elementary school, start MiniMUN, and teach students as young as the 2nd grade. ### The podcast is brought to you by Best Delegate -- we make it easy to learn Model United Nations! Start your Model UN journey today at learnmodelun.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/modelunitednations/support

As the cost of a college education continues to rise, College Planning Experts announces assistance for Chicago families to find fully funded grants for student-athletes. The organization specializes in simplifying the college application process and making it more affordable. Attend a free workshop now: https://www.collegeplanningexperts.com/free-workshops (https://www.collegeplanningexperts.com/free-workshops)

North Carolina commit Brevin Wilson has a “not quite right” way of carrying his stick, which you see a lot in oddball killers that finish far beyond what most players can. Reminds me of a Kavanaugh, small, but you almost never notice his size playing into the game. He's fully willing and capable of leaning on a defender at a near 45 degree angle to gain leverage and soak up their efforts to be physical. Willing to sell out to score goals which is a very Kavenaugh-esque trait and that makes him crazy fun to watch because he's willing to sacrifice his body to get the single. There is a ton to like about this kid and UNC picked up a solid guy that could outperform his #48 ranking when all is said and done. *READ THE FULL BLOG POST* https://www.laxfactor.com/2022/09/north-carolina-commit-brevin-wilson-may-be-my-favorite-player-in-the-2024-class/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laxfactor/support

Amurderka the Wake-N-Bake Special 'America's Murder for Profit' Problem. The Team brings in a High School Junior, a Michigan man, a non-gun owner, and some gun owners that see the issue and the lack of solutions that make schools safe. For more of the highest opinions on news & sports visit Wake-N-Bake America Show & Blunt Football at our website www.WakeNBakeAmericaShow.com   #Gun #GunViolence #SchoolShooting #AmericaProblem #Murder #DeadKids #AmericanSchools 

What's it like attending an English-speaking school from the perspective of a student who doesn't know English? In this conversation, Bridget, a High School Junior tells her story of how she navigated teachers, friends, and the friction between her White and Latin identities as she learned the language and culture of America through school.

In this episode of the Now You Know Akron podcast, host Craig Webb speaks with Stow-Munroe Falls High School junior AJ Garduño to discuss his viral talent show performance. During this edition we talk about when he started playing guitar, his love for music, and what he wants to do after graduating high school.

Ever wonder what it is like to participate in the Ivy League Challenge? As a busy high school junior, Anubhav decided to add the Ivy League Challenge to his AP classes and other activities. Find out what he says about fitting everything in and what advice he has for middle school and high school students who want to make the most of their teenage years as they prepare for selective college admissions. -----To register for the Ivy League Challenge, visit our website.To follow on Instagram:  @TheIvyLeagueChallengeJoin Facebook group: Parents of Ambitious Teens: Personal Growth & Healthy College PrepOr schedule a meeting with Steve here

This episode features an interview with Okezue Bell, a junior in high school who is working on projects including neuroengineering research, developing prosthetics and engaging in genetics research. Okezue's interview will give you faith and hope in the emerging workforce!   

Taryn Murphy is a high school junior with a lot of thoughts and a lot to say. That’s why she’s involved in debate, among other things, and also why she recently gave a Ted Talk about the misconceptions surrounding Gen Z. Listen to this episode to hear an interview with Taryn. She discusses what things have helped her to succeed during the more difficult periods in her life, what got her interested in debate and what kinds of speaking she normally does, and what her feelings are about Gen Z and the misconceptions the older generations have about her generation. Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode: What grade Taryn is in and what’s been happening with her recently The kinds of activities Taryn is involved in Whether or not school comes easily to Taryn What Taryn has found helped her succeed during more difficult periods What preparing for a debate event is like and how that works The different types of speaking that Taryn does The moves that Taryn experienced The misconceptions Taryn feels older people have about Gen Z The pressures of Gen Z The humor of Gen Z The age range of Gen Z Whether increased access to information makes Gen Z more interested in making change The prepping and planning for Ted Talks What Taryn would advise for people who get nervous about speaking in front of others The importance of finding people who share your interests How Taryn thinks about fear What academic and parental pressure feels like for Taryn’s generation Things Taryn’s parents have done that make her feel supported How Taryn deals with social pressure What advice Taryn would give to a younger version of herself Resources: The Stereotypes of Gen Z – Taryn Murphy

For high school juniors, March opens the starting gate to a yearlong marathon. It's time to begin the journey toward colleges or universities that offer what they need, what they want, and what they can afford. After a fact-filled news roundup, host Lee Coffin and producer Charlotte Albright devote an entire episode to answering questions that often arise when college admissions officers visit secondary schools. Whether or not you've attended one of these "kickoffs," listen here for advice that will make your college search less stressful and more successful.

In this heartbreaking tale from 2009, a High School Junior traveled to Myrtle Beach from Chili, NY to celebrate Spring Break. Yearning for fun in the sun, the seventeen year old's trip was not living up to her expectations but no one would have ever fathomed that she would never be heard from again.Get you Carolina Crimes Apparel at:www.carolinacrimesstore.comFollow us on Social Media:Facebook: Carolina Crimes PodcastInstagram: Carolin CrimesTwitter: @SCcrimespodSources: myhorrycountynews.comwww.themurdersquad.comWCIV-TV4The Dr. Phil Show/ CBS/OWN NetworkWMBFWHEC-TVSCDC

This week I sat down with my step daughter and talked about why after a year and a half of homeschool and then one semester of physical school, she opted to go back to homeschool. We also delved into the subjects of Friends, college, majors and not knowing what you want to do for the rest of your life. The Weekly Bark is inspired by the book of Ecclesiastes where it states “Anyone who is among the living has hope —even a live dog is better off than a dead lion!” (Ecclesiastes 9:4). So while I am alive I wish to spread positivity to the world and celebrate other people who are doing that as well. Thank you for stopping by and listening, please join us on our socials to engage in the conversation and become part of our online family. For more content and information follow us at: www.theweeklybark.com There I will have more content and links to our socials for exclusive content. If you wish to support the channel merchandise can be purchased here: https://my-store-c8c2eb.creator-spring.com Thank you again and we will see you again next week, Jesse --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jesse-maust/support

In this Junior Kickoff sequel, Lee Coffin asks his guests, Matt Hyde, assistant vice president and dean of admissions at Lafayette College, in Easton, Pa., and Kate Ramsdell, director of college counseling at Noble and Greenough School in Dedham, Mass., to help high school juniors and their parents get a sure-footed start on applying to college. Step one: know thyself. Step two: understand that the best school for you may be one you've never even heard of yet.

This is the time of year when college admissions officers are invited to high schools for "junior kickoff" events, helping 11th graders get a sure-footed start on discovering, choosing, and applying to college. Consider this two-part episode a virtual kickoff, beginning with a roundup of news stories on the admissions beat, and followed, next week, by practical suggestions about how to begin your search. Lee Coffin's guests are Matt Hyde, assistant vice president and dean of admission at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., and Kate Ramsdell, director of college counseling at Noble and Greenough School in Dedham, Mass.

MaryEllen brings a ton of energy to sharing her story of 6 summers in the book business. Chiming in from Vietnam, she talks about being recruited as a High School Junior (!!). With a unique journey of having 4 of her siblings sell, you'll be surprised to hear that even their adult mother joined the fray after her kids sold! (Some cousins were involved too; talk about family antics!) Tune in for a shorter, fun-filled episode

Its our 1st Episode!!In this Episode. Karla sits down with Mrs. Dawn Weaver.Mrs. Weaver was Karla's Cosmetology Teacher when she was a High School Junior attending the local Tech School (today they're called Career Centers) .After teaching, Mrs. Weaver became a councilor and advocate for Cosmetology students and encourages kids today to get into a Vocational program to give them options for a future career.So, join us for a lot of Laughter, a serving of Knowledge and a little bit of Hope! 

In hour 2 of today's show, Nick & GoBigReddie react to Ewers leaving HS early to commit to Ohio State, Huskers Fall Camp being in full swing & Brian Christopherson joins the show. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Vover's Jordan Stewart drops the details on high school junior Jalen Lewis, a five-star basketball recruit, signing a $1 million contract with the new Overtime Elite professional league. Host: Jordan StewartVoice your thoughts on this episode by downloading the Vover app here!

Before you head out to catch the fireworks this Fourth of July, check out today's episode of The Sports Scouting Report Podcast With Lee Brecheen. First, Lee goes on the road at Zachary High School to interview one of the nation's top quarterbacks for the 2023 class in Texas A&M commit Eli Holstein. Eli talks about the great quarterback talent in Louisiana, why he chose to commit to the Aggies, his thoughts on the Zachary Broncos this season, his brother Caleb Holstein battling for playing time at Louisiana Tech, and so much more. Then, Lee visits with LAFM editor Jace LeJeune to discuss the NCAA's ruling on letting collegiate athletes profit on their name, image, and likeness!

Juniors in high school need to focus on three tasks to keep on track with college planning. In other words, things get busy! The main college planning focus of a high school junior is building a solid school list. Once the school list is set, juniors create a deadlines calendar across all institutions. A deadlines calendar should include three date types: testing, admissions, and financial aid. Finally, juniors should focus on test preparation for the SAT and ACT. View the blog post and download the checklist at https://gradmetrics.com/high-school/high-school-junior/.

Madison, an amazing student, works, plays sports, and has plans for her future. In this episode, she shares her thoughts on how school could help prepare her for her future even better. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-schmittou/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-schmittou/support

Hello everyone! Welcome back to another episode and we are glad to have you this week. We were joined by our friend Daniel for this episode, together we discussed our junior year. We went through the high points of our year and even the lowest point of our junior year. Since we are talkaholics, we couldn't just stop there, the discussion goes further as we talk about life and all of the crazy things that happen. And as advice addicts, Lupe and I jumped in to give our friend Daniel some life advice. Enjoy this episode as we remanence on our junior year, hear us laugh and almost cry. As always remember to keep up with us on Instagram @c.o.a.t_podcast and leave us a great 5 star review!

Canadian high schooler Ana DuCristea has a clever solution for the quarantine blues, as days blur into weeks. Using AI and natural language processing, she programmed an app capable of setting customizable reminders so you won’t miss any important activities, like baking banana bread or whipping up Dalgona coffee. DuCristea, who’s familiar with Python and has taken a variety of online AI courses, set to work on the app after winning a Jetson Nano Developer Kit this summer at AI4ALL, an AI summer camp. She’d long been frustrated with the simplicity of current reminder apps and decided to create her own solution. Using Python and the Nano, DuCristea developed an app in just two months that integrates with mobile and PC messaging program Discord. With the app, users can message a bot on Discord requesting a reminder for a specific task, date and time.

Junior year is often seen as a crucial year in high school. It’s when students really start thinking about college possibilities. Reset checks in with Jordan King, a junior at Naperville North High School in the western suburbs of Chicago.

Rajpal talks about how to maximize your productivity on weekdays.

Bleav in Sparks is presented by Television Announcer, Stacy Paetz and LA Sparks own #24, Sydney Wiese, who bring you inside the arena to get to know the LA Sparks. Sydney and Stacy continue their Empowerment Series with Alexis Wines. She’s a junior guard at Lebanon High School in rural Indiana who shares how basketball has made her stronger on and off the court. Her determination to be the best earned her the title of Team Captain for the second straight season and she takes that leadership seriously. Alexis also shares why Sydney and Stacy’s show is extra special to her.Thank you for joining us on Bleav in Sparks presented by BetOnline.ag!

On this episode I sit down with High School Junior Ava Carter and we talk about topics that covered being a high school student and navigating high school during COVID-19, being a high school Basketball player, leadership, mentorship, and friendship and how important all of them are, and finally Ava's love of music and how playing the guitar is important to her mental health. You don't want to miss this episode as she has a bright future ahead and taking this walk with her is enjoyable. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/moe-orr/message

BBB is excited to be able to talk sports, briefly, as well as their current wellness situation. Drew Hurley is a junior at Pikeville High School. He is a scholar athlete excelling in the classroom as well as on the cross country and track teams. Drew is the Co-President of the FCA and is involved in several activities around the school community. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bloodboughtbros/support

Conversation with HS Junior Michael Piotrowski known as CreaseKing on Instagram.

In their latest saga, Brett & Coach decide that it's story time. Why is Coach called Coach? Who's Stubby? What did Brett do to make some cash on the side while a High School Junior? In addition they'll discuss the CBS/PGA Tour blunder that caused America to watch Justin Thomas and Collin Morikawa duke it out on tape delay.

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM: Adding Arts to STEM Education" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM: Adding Arts to STEM Education" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM: Adding Arts to STEM Education" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Edwin Valderrama from the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego explains the new admission policies for the UC and CSU systems. He shares what the class of 2021 can do to prepare and how these changes will impact their college choices and applications. Series: "STEAM Channel" [Education] [Show ID: 35978]

Sunset High School junior Eric Kim is creating see-through masks free of charge for people who are deaf or hard of hearing like himself. He’s also gotten requests from medical staff and others all over the country who communicate with those who rely on lip reading. Kim joins us to discuss how he’s running his operation while keeping up with his distance learning work, and how he’s been able to meet the increasing demand.

Welcome to the very first episode of making mistakes w/mary podcast with your host Mary Cantalejo. In today's episode Mary talks about the whole background story and where she is currently in her life. As a high schooler, you juggle school, friends, sports, and as a junior SAT. She rambles about her story of how she came across the platform and what her life is like on a day to day basis. Before going off to college she has a lot of learning and growing, but hopefully with this episode you are able to hop on the journey with her. She discusses the important values that you able to gather from people she's interviewed. Listen to the ramble of your 16 year old. Its actually not bad. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mary-cantalejo/support

Have you ever had a dream and doubted your abilities? In this episode we discuss how Taylor Wang founded Student Art Spaces at age fifteen.  Yes, you read that correctly, fifteen. She has been working tirelessly to change the creative spaces and highlight the voices of the youth. She has raised over $5k in donations and has changed lives of youths around the world. She is planning on expanding outside of Seattle and did I mention she is only a junior high school student? So if you ever felt you couldn't do something let this serve you as a reminder. Taylor Wang has faced many challenges aside from her age, she is a Chinese-American who was expected to become a doctor. She decided to pursue her passion as an oil-painting artist, instead, of a safe career choice. Something that took courage pursuing in the art industry where youth voices are not generally amplified. Don't let me rave about it and go follow their journey on instagram. Follow us on Instagram Visit our podcast main page and become an insider. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/astrid-ferguson/support

Chris Strynar is a junior at Norton High School who will be graduating from Harvard Extension School with a bachelor's degree in math. WBZ NewsRadio's Suzanne Sausville reports.

What a great episode with current Rider Universities ice hockey head coach Sean Levin. Coach Levy has been the head coach for 8 years now, and was an assistant coach before that. He also played his five years at Rider, graduated from Rider and now works and coaches at Rider full-time. Aside from coaching Coach Levy is a new father, with two kids and a wife that does all the work at home (; Great episode for High School players looking to play college hockey, current college player looking to get more insight on how coaches think or what they look for. Wonderful episode and again thanks a ton for coming on Coach and good luck with the rest of the season Rider! Show notes: 1:00-2:00- Introduction 2:00-3:00- Q1: Did you see yourself coaching this long when you first started? 6:06-12:50- Q2: What keeps you going season by season? 12:50-17:03- Q3: Do you see yourself coaching your kids? 17:10-24:58: Q4: How coaching has changed? Going from playing and coaching 1980's born players to now coaching 2000's birth year kids. 25:03-29:02- Q5: How do you push kids/get them to buy into the long term goal of college, playing, etc? 29:03-34:30- Q6: What are some characteristics you look for in a new recurit? 34:30-37:30- Q7: How do you get former High School/ Junior hockey all-stars to buy into a new role with a new team? 42:14-47:01- Q8: Why do you value a high risk/high reward player over a steady eddie? 47:15-55:00- Q9: What was like coaching at the ACHA Selects torunament in Russia? 55:15-59:00- Are referees getting softer? (conversation we talked about, not a question) 59:10- 1:11:30- Q10: Why do kids value Junior hockey so much and go the Junior hockey route over selecting a great ACHA team/school? 1:14:16- 1:16:50- Q11: How has your life changed as a father now? 1:16:50-1:18:55- Q12: Has coaching helped you become a beter or more mindful father? 1:18:55- 1:25:12- Q13: As a society do you think we are coddling kids too much for putting too much pressure on them? 1:25:20-1:29:17- Q14: What is one piece of advice you would give to a group 10-16 year olds? 1:29:23- 1:32:00- SEE YA LATER!! DON'T FORGET!!! If you like the show so far head to iTunes and leave a review! Go to iTunes, leave a review and send me a screenshot to receive a FREE Lead By Example Hockey Training button. Social media accounts to follow me on! Podcast: Lead By Example Hockey Training Podcast Instagram: @leadbyexamplehockeytraining Twitter: @lbxhckytraining YouTube: JJ Santagata Website: www.lbxhockeytraining.com Email: lbxhockeytraining@yahoo.com

Stirling talks about her love of sports, family and how her middle school experience helped her understand diverse groups of people. We have a philosophical discussion about being “popular”. and talk social/academic pressures. We even have time to talk about ways to handle the pressure of alcohol at parties. Enjoy this episode!

Stirling talks about her love of sports, family and how her middle school experience helped...

Você sabe qual a diferença de cada uma delas? Para onde ir? Junior College, College ou University?

Chad Epperson is the owner and CEO of United Treating and Distribution, LLC (UTD) in Muscle Shoals, AL. He began his lumber career in high school working at a local lumber yard. After Chad graduated from high school he joined the Army and was stationed in Texas from 1987-1989 where he was honorably discharged. Chad returned home to the Shoals as a car salesman but soon found his way back to the lumber industry and worked in sales and as the sales manager at two local lumber companies from 1990- 2005. In 2006, Chad started UTD.    Chad married Jeannie in 1987. They were both Russellville Tigers and graduated in 1986 together. Chad and Jeannie have three sons that are all involved with UTD, Casey, 28, Vice President of Operations; Dylan, 25, Freight Manager; and Zach, 17, High School Junior and part time team member in the summers. Chad has two precious granddaughters- Aubrey and Remmie, from Casey and his wife, Aly.   Chad came to faith in Jesus Christ in 1995 and both he and Jeannie are active members of Grace Life Church of the Shoals.  When not at work, he enjoys church, outdoors, and various activities with sons, granddaughters and church family.   Chad has been a member of C12 for 10 years. He is a C12 Ambassador and 2019 C12 Hero Award Recipient.  Chad is on the Board of directors for the Attention Homes of Northwest Alabama where he was a resident as a teenager."

On this episode: - how positive relationships with peers and teachers affects learning - knowing one's self in a world of change - recognizing the traits and characteristics of a Waldorf student

The True State of the Union of the United States of America - circa 2019. The US "Justice System's" Second-degree murder and other obscene, damnable, fateful fictions. HBO's vile for style, filthy, loathsome, petty bully, ever smirking Bill Maher. World Internet usage, "Empty Planet," Social Media mobocracy, & Zuckerberg for vaunted leader of the ship of fools. Nick Sandman, a mere High School Junior, more than a match for liars....

It's 17-year-old Jack McConnell with 20/20 Hearing who's helping fit children and adults with hearing aids, and his story is an inspiration.  Tune in to hear how this High School Junior is doing some massive Kingdom Things – and what he wants to complete in the future.

It's 17-year-old Jack McConnell with 20/20 Hearing who's helping fit children and adults with hearing aids, and his story is an inspiration.  Tune in to hear how this High School Junior is doing some massive Kingdom Things – and what he wants to complete in the future. The post Audiology4Him appeared first on iWork4Him Podcast.

It's 17-year-old Jack McConnell with 20/20 Hearing who's helping fit children and adults with hearing aids, and his story is an inspiration.  Tune in to hear how this High School Junior is doing some massive Kingdom Things – and what he wants to complete in the future. The post Audiology4Him appeared first on iWork4Him Podcast.

It's 17-year-old Jack McConnell with 20/20 Hearing who's helping fit children and adults with hearing aids, and his story is an inspiration.  Tune in to hear how this High School Junior is doing some massive Kingdom Things – and what he wants to complete in the future.

The panel for our ninth episode includes Arthur Velwest, Coltrane Stagg, Martin Harvey-Olson, Max Irwin, and Will Maguire. The topic that they have chosen to discuss is Artificial Intelligence. If you are able to tune in LIVE, the Youth can also answer your questions LIVE. Links to the videos mentioned in this episode: “Humans Need Not Apply” “Why AI will probably kill us All” The Youth for Episode 9: Arthur Velwest Arthur Velwest is a 20 year old unschooler who has spent much of his life pursuing self taught education. Currently in the childcare field, he would be happy to talk to anyone at any time about unschooling. Coltrane Stagg Coltrane Stagg is a 13 year old unschooler whose interests include video games, drawing, making music, coding and other geeky stuff. He’s gone all around the USA in an RV, where he and his family lived for an entire year. Martin Harvey-Olson Martin Harvey-Olson is an unschooled kid who is all about creative expression through music. He has been following his passions for years – cosplay, art, martial arts, gymnastics, but most of all music. He has taught himself to play multiple instruments, and is working on mastering multiple musical styles and genres, although his favorite is Rock/Alternative. Max Irwin My name is Maxwell Irwin. I am a 17-year-old High School Junior from Nashua, NH. I am a Life-Ranked Boy Scout, an active member of the First Baptist Church of Nashua, and an active member of the Science and Art National Honor Societies. Will Maguire Will Maguire is a 13 year old who is home educated, and currently resides in U.K. He has traveled to over 50 countries. *Podcast sponsored by Peer Unschooling Network: https://peerunschooling.net

We cash in with our expert Paul Celuch founder of College Assistance Plus  https://www.CollegeAssistancePlus.com If you're in your 40s or even 50s and are still struggling to pay off your college loans make sure you're paying them the right way. We'll explain how you could be overpaying on the interest which will make it impossible to pay it off. We also have college tips for your High School Junior or Senior. Before they commit to a school make sure they listen to this episode. Thanks to our friends at Family First Credit Union for supporting the $even Figure$ podcast!   When it comes to financial education, earning and learning go hand-and-hand, and Family First is here to help you and the Greater Rochester community with both!  https://home.familyfirstny.com See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The panel for our fifth episode includes Martin Harvey-Olson, Gavin Sharkey, Coltrane Stagg, Neil Karkhanis, Dustin Lampropulos, Delilah Rivera, Leandros Rivera, and Maxwell Irwin. The topic that they have chosen to discuss is Organized Religion. This is, as always, such a HUGE topic, and our panelists have SO much to discuss. If you are able to watch live, feel free to ask questions, and our panel will do their best to answer. The Youth for Episode 5: Martin Harvey-Olson Martin Harvey-Olson is an unschooled kid who is all about creative expression through music. He has been following his passions for years – cosplay, art, martial arts, gymnastics, but most of all music. He has taught himself to play multiple instruments, and is working on mastering multiple musical styles and genres, although his favorite is Rock/Alternative. https://www.facebook.com/Hangmans-job-966463330136159/ Gavin Sharkey This is Gavin Sharkey. He is 15, lives in Brooklyn, and aspires to be a photographer. He has spent the past two years teaching himself photoshop and photography, and doesn’t intend to stop any time soon. Coltrane Stagg Coltrane Stagg is a 13 year old unschooler whose interests include video games, drawing, making music, coding and other geeky stuff. He’s gone all around the USA in an RV, where he and his family lived for an entire year. Neil Karkhanis Neil Karkhanis is 14 years old and attends South Jersey Sudbury School, a democratic free school where the students decide how to spend their time. He enjoys discussing politics, education, world events and nutritional science. He has been involved in community theater since the age of six. He spends a few months out of the year living in Tampa, FL and the rest in New Jersey. He’s very excited to have this platform to share views and ideas with others. Dustin Lampropulos Dustin is a 22-year-old self-appointed unschooler and musician. He believes nothing is more important than the unhampered pursuit of truth. Delilah Rivera. Delilah is 12 years old and lives with her unschooling family in New Jersey. She spends her days creating multimedia artwork, learning coding, piano and preparing herself for her dream of becoming a robotics engineer. She has an endless interest in creating things, problem solving, learning languages, and the psychology of body language and persuasion. Her family is filled with animals, but her cat James is the best. Leandros Rivera Leandros Rivera is 15 years old and he lives in New Jersey with his unschooling family. He has been happily homeschooled since first grade. His main interests lie in playing video games, reading, film making, philosophy, psychology, researching world religions, sketching and current events. Maxwell Irwin My name is Mazwell Irwin. I am a 17-year-old High School Junior from Nashua, NH. I am a Life-Ranked Boy Scout, an active member of the First Baptist Church of Nashua, and an active member of the Science and Art National Honor Societies. To watch the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/KSMan5xJNkQ Youth on Subjects of the World is created by the Conscious Consumer Network: ccn.media/youth-on-subjects-of-the-world/ The YOSOTW Podcast is sponsored by the Peer Unschooling Network: http://peerunschooling.net

A Maryland high-school student parlays his love of baseball into a lucrative sports-memorabilia business that earns him $20,000 within a few months. Side Hustle School features a new story EVERY DAY of someone who started a hustle without quitting their job. You’ll learn how they got the idea, how they overcame challenges along the way, and what the results are. You need a hustle! Share: #SideHustleSchoolShow notes: SideHustleSchool.comTwitter: @chrisguillebeauInstagram: @193countries Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this 69th episode, A-Double keeps it Trump free. Summer Jam Screen is fulla images from the KKK wizard getting murked to the rise of STD's in Douglas County. White folks Selling Hope Like Dope with their fake outrage over a Netflix series. A 20yr old High School Junior will have to Hold This L. Tishaura Jones is a Hero that doesn't Wear a Cape. And in Health Over Wealth, I urge you to spend ya tax refund on an experience and not trick it off on trinkets. End song is a classic Jay-Z freestyle...

The Wright State softball team’s most impactful player hasn’t appeared in game this spring. But she's still made a significance difference on the Raiders. Emma Bush, a junior at Bethel High School in Tipp City, played softball most of her life until she was sidelined with a broken wrist and was unable to walk after her surgery. Bush was diagnosed with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. “I feel like I’m on a team again, and it’s such an awesome experience,” said Bush. Last November, Bush signed an official contract and national letter of intent to join the Wright State softball team through Team Impact, which places courageous kids with collegiate athletic teams. “Having Emma here has been great for our team,” Alexis Mayle, a junior who plays first base. The Raiders, who are 33-20 overall and in first place in the Horizon League, close out the regular season at home May 6-7 versus Valparaiso.

As the New Year is upon us, I told you that we were going to mix things up.  So here is one of those mix ups.  On January 1st at 9 PM we are opening our lines up to the young people.  With so many bad things going on in Baltimore right now, it's a blessing to see that there are young people out there that are doing something positive. Let's talk to one of those young people this week.   Kirsten Whiting is a high school junior, singer, and actress. She became interested in pursuing a career in the entertainment industry following a major role in the 2010 Winands Elementary School musical production of Mostly Motown. Kirsten attended Sudbrook Magnet School where she studied vocal music, while there she had the opportunity to show her acting abilities in the school musical “13”. While at Sudbrook, she took an interest in history and government. In 2013 Kirsten starred as Balthasar in the stage play Much Ado about Nothing. Currently, Kirsten participates in mock trial and is auditioning for her school musical, Little Shop of Horrors. She is a member of the National Society for High School Scholars, the National Honor Society, and is a class officer for the class of 2017 at Randallstown High School. When she gets older, she would like to pursue a career in entertainment or politics.  Join me, oh I'm sorry, I did say we're doing things different, join Nichelle Johnson host of The Man In The Mirror, and stepping back co-host Hezekiah L. Montgomery as we welcome our first young person Kirsten Whiting to our platform on New Years Day January 1, 2016 at 9 PM.  We're going to learn more about Kirsten as Nichelle takes over as host and I move to the background as co-host. We're giving the young people a chance to be a voice on our show.  So pass this along, tell all the other young people to listen in, call in and hear Kirsten's story.   

Father and son, Michael and Taylor chat about sports, the news and life. tune in and get lifes prospective from two different generations.  Michael Dozier, PhD is an intllegence analyst that works with the IIAGroup and GlobeCastR. He is a concervative Christian and a father of five. Taylor Dozier, is a 17 year old High School Junior and a Basketball Allstar. He is the only boy and has 4 siblings. 

Father and son, Michael and Taylor chat about sports, the news and life. tune in and get lifes prospective from two different generations.  Michael Dozier, PhD is an intllegence analyst that works with the IIAGroup and GlobeCastR. He is a concervative Christian and a father of five. Taylor Dozier, is a 17 year old High School Junior and a Basketball Allstar. He is the only boy and has 4 siblings.