Podcasts about inspired learning

Do you ever get to the end of that homeschool year and think "Oh my goodness, how can we keep going?! Everyone's burned out. Nobody wants to finish this!"  I know. Been there. You are not alone!We can CHOOSE to banish the overwhelm, and intentionally claim our peace and joy.Today I have 5 simple tricks that can help you have the momentum you need to finish the homeschool year strong. Then, you can move into the summer with joy, fulfillment, and contentment knowing that you did what you needed to do, and you had fun in the meantime.I can't wait to hear what you think of these tricks over in the Facebook group! XOXO, KatieFREE COMMUNITY: https://urlgeni.us/facebook/HHAHGroupFREE GIFT:10 Secrets To Homeschooling Your High Needs Child WITHOUT Losing Your Mindhttp://herhomeandheart.net/specialneedsLOVE TEA? : Sipofdelight.comHomeschool Insight?Herhomeandheart.com

“Don't copy, be inspired.” What's it like to have a long-term vision and then see it come true? We get into it with Jens Kramer Mikkelsen, Copenhagen's longest-serving mayor. From 1989 to 2004, Jens led the city by assembling a broad coalition of support for major infrastructure projects that have helped make Copenhagen the vibrant global capital it is today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Delve into the AI revolution as Meta's agent empowers robotic movement through toddler-inspired learning. Join this episode for a deep dive into the key features of Meta's AI approach, understand the technological intricacies, and explore the transformative potential of this breakthrough in shaping the future of robotic intelligence.

Have you ever wondered how the best in the world do it? Whether they are dogs or humans, there is always something to learn from them. In this episode, Baylor shares the most valuable lesson she learned from a Shetland Sheepdog that won the Westminster Masters Agility Championship. Enthusiasm is key. Finding your passion and remembering why you got into it in the first place is the first step to truly excel. Baylor emphasizes the importance of snapping into "go mode" and creating a routine to get into that mode. He advises us to only take advice from people who have walked the path and lived the life. Finally, Baylor stresses the importance of being able to turn off and relax after accomplishing our objectives. It's not about being on all the time, but when we are on, we should give it everything we have. 

Hosts: Sveta and Ben Banerjee Topic: Nature-Inspired Learning: A Journey through the Harmony Project Guest: Richard Dunne. Founder and Director of The Harmony Project The Harmony Project is an education charity working with schools and educators in the UK and around the world to help them develop a new way of learning inspired by Nature's principles of Harmony. The Harmony approach brings together subject specific skills and knowledge around projects or enquiries of learning that take the learning beyond the classroom and apply it to the real world. Each enquiry references a principle of Harmony in Nature – Interdependence, the Cycle, Diversity, Adaptation, Health and Oneness.

Wade Jackson is a master storyteller, the founder of Covert Theatre and 'Sexy Monkey Pants' at Inspired Learning. He is also an author of several books, including Jolt Challenge, a manual and workbook to deep dive into oneself. In this episode, he discusses how improv is a form of genuine play that teaches you about yourself and connects you to others. It creates a truly safe environment where failure is just as okay, it's part of the learning process. He opened Covert Theatre's doors to make space for anyone to come self create, self discover and self express. As a high performance coach, he takes the principles of improv into the corporate world. He aligns them to business needs, using improv exercises as a reflective mirror to help leadership teams develop self awareness. He also works with companies in the human-centred design space, helping create a strong culture where creativity flourishes. Find out how to get started with improv and the tools he teaches for creating creativity & building a life filled with meaningful happiness. Wade's Top 3 Tips 1. Find your purpose and passion It comes down to, how do you want to contribute? And also, what excites you? What are you enthusiastic about? If you can figure out what it is you're enthusiastic about, then you're playing in that ballpark of your purpose and passion. But I think in Western society, we've overblown the word purpose and made it too big. There's different ways you can contribute, you can contribute through through your work. Or you can contribute in the community in different ways. So what is it that feeds the soul? Jolt Challenge manual was a process of helping you discover it. 2. Have a plan There's a Chinese proverb, 'There are many moons of the mountain, but only one moon to be seen from at Summit.' So you may have a plan, but don't be rigid. You might be shifting paths. You might get to the same goal, but how do you get there will be different. Have a plan that you hold loosely. 3. Persevere Just keep going. There's a lot of noise out there like social media. I mean, I see some of the statistics around what it does to mental health and well being. Just ignore the noise and don't play that game. Play your own game. Jolt Challenge & other resources: https://www.inspiredlearning.global/store Head to our website - https://www.debrachantry-taylor.com/podcast Debra Chantry-Taylor Professional EOS Implementer | Entrepreneurial Leadership & Business Coach | Business Owner #betterbusinessbetterlife #entrepreneur #leadership #eosimplementer Professional EOS Implementer Australia Professional EOS Implementer New Zealand --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betterbusiness-betterlife/message

Emma Dechoux is a vision board queen. She tells us why vision boards are so important and how they relate to goal setting. Emma is the Managing Director at Inspired Learning, she is a Learning & Development Professional with over 15 years' experience in training, coaching and developing others. Her passion lies in inspiring others to have the confidence to take action and develop themselves both personally and professionally in order to be successful. ​ She has extensive experience across retail, healthcare, facilities management and higher education which allows her to deliver a tailored service that is fit for purpose. Emma is qualified in Kirkpatrick's 4 Levels of Evaluation and therefore always puts the learner and return on investment front of mind. ​ Emma is a qualified Mental First Aider and is passionate about supporting managers and their wellbeing and also that of their teams.​ Connect with Emma on socials: https://www.linkedin.com/company/inspiredlearningltd/?viewAsMember=true https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS8upmNW58tLTEgbsPZk7Hg Connect with me on socials: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CreatingSalonSuccess/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCa0wl2H5j1_8OJ7Cyw2bJIA https://louisaashforth.podbean.com/ https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/creating-salon-success-with-louisa-ashforth-podcast/id1487126453 If you would rather watch this session on You Tube click here: https://youtu.be/ObCoUe5mhrI

In this podcast Shane Hastie spoke to Wade Jackson of Inspired Learning about playfulness, enabling great team and organisational culture and unleashing creativity through collaborative disruption. Read a transcript of this interview: https://bit.ly/3qKH0pN Subscribe to our newsletters: - The InfoQ weekly newsletter: bit.ly/24x3IVq - The Software Architects’ Newsletter [monthly]: www.infoq.com/software-architects-newsletter/ Upcoming Virtual Events - events.infoq.com/ InfoQ Live: live.infoq.com/ - March 16, 2021 - April 13, 2021 - June 22, 2021 - July 20, 2021 QCon Plus: plus.qconferences.com/ - May 17-28, 2021 Follow InfoQ: - Twitter: twitter.com/InfoQ - LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/infoq - Facebook: bit.ly/2jmlyG8 - Instagram: @infoqdotcom - Youtube: www.youtube.com/infoq

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Join me for a discussion with ecotherapist, rewildling coach, and outdoor skills practictioner Kimberly Beck as we explore ways to reverse the ill effects of our divorcement from the natural world due to human domestication. Kimberly shares her nature connected background as well as healing experiences and epiphanies she had which led her down the path of learning the principles of therapy and how to facilitate a relational reconnection between people and the natural world. Kimberly expounds specifically on rewilding and how it fits into the ecotherapy conversation of reunifying people with nature. We talk about ways that people project onto the the natural world, and others, and what one can learn by properly observing and asking questions about one's projections. Kimberly offers stories of experiences with clients, exemplifying ways that nature connecting events can become an anchor for those struggling with mental illness. We also discuss the natural ability of the awareness skills, such as tracking, bird language, and naturalist knowledge, to facilitate ecotherapeutic self-exploration. We explore the importance of play and its role in helping people become fully realized human beings, as well as other nature reconnective activities that can be incorporated into one's life.Connect With Kimberly:Relational Rewilding Nature Coaching WebsiteE-mail: wild@relationalrewilding.comKimberly's Instagram PageBook Recommendations:How to Raise a Wild Child, by: Scott D. SampsonDeep Nature Play: A Guide to Wholeness, Aliveness, Creativity, and Inspired Learning, by: Joseph CornellNature and Therapy: Understanding Counselling and Psychotherapy in Outdoor Spaces, by: Martin JordanA New Path: To Transcend the Great Forgetting Through Incorporating Ancestral Practices into Contemporary Living, by: Arthur HainesThe Power of Now, by: Eckhart TolleOther Links:John Stokes and “The Tracking Project”Jon Young, “8 Shields Institute”Wilderness Awareness SchoolShelley Torgove, “Artemisia and Rue: Earth Centered Healing Traditions”

About HildaHilda has a great sense of humour. She’s also been described as an authentic, inspiring professional who has a special way of connecting with people. These are just some of the gifts she brings to her coaching, speaking engagements and training programs.  Through laughter and genuine connection, she helps people live focused lives around their priorities. She founded Inspired Learning with the sole mission of inspiring others to unlock their potential. She shares the tools she herself used throughout her journey to find her soul and design her best life. She’s starting a movement to raise people’s consciousness to the inspiring moments in their everyday lives. The movement’s goal is to track 1 million people’s inspirational moments by the time she is 100 years old. Hilda has been published in several online magazines. If you are in transition, if you need an inspirational speaker or if you are looking for engaging training programs, look no further than Hilda Valdespino’s Inspired Learning programmes.  Read Hilda’s latest interview where she gives advice to help people to manage this transitional time in their lives hereFind out more at www.inspiredlearningllc.com and track your inspirations to add towards Hilda’s 1 million target www.1millioninspirations.com

So many of our students are fascinated with social media. any mention of one of their favorite apps can instantly grab their attention. We can pull elements of social media into our learning activities to engage those students! In a recent post on the Ditch That Textbook blog, We shared several templates and websites that can help you accomplish that!

Inspired Learning Through Living "This changed our lives and you can't help but let it seep into other areas of your life." Karla Marie Williams is Unschooling The Sensational Six. Karla Marie is a speaker, writer and global child advocate. As the founder of ispeak4kids global, her work has touched multiple countries and cultures. She is a homeschool conference speaker, mentor and author of Homeschool Gone Wild. Karla Marie is a wife of 22 years and mom of 6 inspired kids! How The Idea Began The idea to homeschool began with her first child. Her daughter needed something different. She was feeling anxious, down and suffered from dyscalculia. Karla Marie saw that her daughter needed not only more one-on-one time but she also realized that her daughter needed more of her. She needed that relationship. So after grade 2, she decided to homeschool her daughter. Her other children soon followed. They continue to homeschool to this day. Homeschooling Was Not Enjoyable Karla Marie started out homeschooling like many of us do. Repeating school at home. They plugged away for 3 years. They ended up hating it. It was just workbooks everyday. It never occurred to her that it could be fun and enjoyable because school was never fun and enjoyable for her. She knew no different. I hear this often. That the idea of school or learning was never something that was to be enjoyed. It was a chore that you just had to get through. If this is your framework around learning, then how could you create anything different? In This Episode In this episode Karla Marie shares how they moved from "school at home" to unschooling. She shares why this has worked so well for her family and why she believes that any child can unschool. Yes. Any child can unschool. She also shares the key elements and examples that have helped to create a successful homeschool environment for them: Focusing on relationships more than shoving facts down their throat. The belief that any child can be an unschooler if their parent is willing to let go long enough to make it work. What helps when you have P.U.P. (Periodic Unschooler Panic) The power of  documentation Karla Marie's number one tool for documentation Defining unschooling Inspired Learning Through Living Karla Marie is also a global child advocate. We explored her advocacy work and the impact it has had on her and her family. All of Karla Marie's 6 children are adopted. The experience she has had through the adoption process and raising her children inspired her work. She travels the globe speaking and mentoring. Her focus is understanding trauma, recognizing what trauma does to the brain, how to care for and love children that have been traumatized and how to be an agent of healing in their lives. The organizations she works with must share a common goal: to remove children from institutions, to place them in families and prepare those families to care for them properly. How is that for promoting positive, meaningful change? It is also a demonstration that parents can be the catalyst to showing their children how they can pursue their own dreams. It is truly inspired learning through living. I asked Karla Marie what their main family belief or goal is. "To enjoy the journey, love what they do and make a difference in this world." You can find out more about Karla Marie through her YouTube channel- Unschooling The Sensational Six Her books~Homeschool Gone Wild-Inspired Learning Through Living. Records the journey from traditional homeschool to unschool Momspiration- how you can inspire your children to pursue their dreams as you pursue your own. Her website~ispeak4kidsglobal Instagram and Facebook If you would like to listen to more example of parents that are doing inspired learning through living check out these episodes with Karen Ricks, Julie Bogart, Kerry McDonald, Sadiya Hashmi, and Gordy Bal    

Learning is the key to growth and getting up quick with the good points! Gedale Fenster is a role model of success, but each person has to find their own path! Real growth is based on earned knowledge! Experience and relationship grows with communication based on principles of business like Stephen Covey 7 habits and beyond! Collaboration, Consultancy and Contribution email UnityInspiresProjects@gmail.com!

Join Jim Connely (McGraw-Hill Education) as he talks to Thomas Timp (Managing Director at McGraw-Hill Education) about authorship at McGraw-Hill. How life science content gets created and you will hear a quick teaser for a future show on LearnSmart Labs! This episode is sponsored by Connect Master: Why Biology!

Join Valerie Kramer (McGraw-Hill Education) as she welcomes Seeley’s Anatomy & Physiology Author, Cinnamon VanPutte (Southwestern Illinois College). You’ll be completely engaged and excited to make a difference in your students’ lives with more critical thinking in your course!

Today on the NH Business Show we speak with Janet Curcio Wilson, owner of Inspired Learning Coaching about her transitioning from teaching to an industry where she can help people with learning difficulties develop better skills for dealing with their stresses. Get more from Inspired Learning Coaching at: http://www.inspiredlearningllc.net https://www.facebook.com/InspiredLearningLLC.net Sponsors: Phonesites: http://bit.ly/2yfhjY8 Lammore - https://bit.ly/2FFLZQM Use code NHBS to get 25% off your order. 7th Level Media: https://bit.ly/2wX3m0A Leave reviews and/or subscribe! Please, it's helpful: Itunes: https://apple.co/2syXPIb Google Play: https://bit.ly/2LhMT9A Stitcher: https://bit.ly/2syY85N IheartRadio: https://ihr.fm/2xzdg8V For more from the NH Business show, check us out at : www.NHBusinessShow.com

In Episode 54, Stuart McCullough goes on the road to film our new series of podcasts – the Member Spotlight – in which he stops at Maryborough District Health Service, to talk to Nickola Allan, Director of Clinical Services. This week’s episode takes a look at how Maryborough District Health Service has engaged with learning, innovation and growth through last month’s opening of the simulated learning environment, COIL – Centre of Inspired Learning. COIL is a flagship facility focused on a most common challenge for rural and regional health services – developing a workforce facility to train people locally so they don’t have to leave; attracting a much-needed workforce in health; and giving the whole community opportunities for education and training for local long-term development. This initiative has attracted a further $4.1 million grant to further develop purpose-built accommodation for medical interns, and nursing and allied health students coming through the organisation. Learn more about Maryborough’s program for innovation and growth in Episode 54. VHIA also produced a guided video tour of COIL to accompany this episode. https://tinyurl.com/vhia-episode54-tour  Watch Episode 54 here - https://tinyurl.com/vhia-episode54 Discussion starts at the 2:05 time mark.

Joseph Bharat Cornell is an internationally renowned author and founder of the widely respected nature awareness program Sharing Nature Worldwide. His first book, Sharing Nature with Children, has been published in twenty languages and sold half a million copies. That book led to his Sharing Nature Book Series, which is used by millions of parents, educators, naturalists, and youth and religious leaders all over the world. His other books, Listening to Nature and The Sky and Earth Touched Me, have inspired thousands of adults to deepen their relationship with nature. His outdoor learning strategy, Flow Learning, was featured by the U.S. National Park Service as one of five recommended learning theories. We spoke about the spiritual dimensions of spending time in nature and his most recent book, Deep Nature Play: A Guide to Wholeness, Aliveness, Creativity, and Inspired Learning. Learn more about Joseph Bharat Cornell here: http://www.jcornell.org/about.html.

Emily Dyke, creator of math curriculum Math Inspirations, the discovery method of math. Emily and I explore how to cultivate curiosity by taking interest in the process of learning truths rather than just being satisfied with the ends, giving kids the power of learning how to learn, empowering them with confidence and trust, and a passion for learning. Emily's Site: https://mathinspirations.com Join the Family Success Toolkit Free Membership www.homeandfamilyculture.com

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I hope you enjoy A Waldorf Journey Podcast, a Waldorf podcast for parents, teachers and people passionate about Waldorf Education. Each week I hope to provide you with interesting and relevant content about Waldorf Education. I hope you'll subscribe in iTunes and give me a review or a star rating. If you're interested in participating by suggesting a topic, asking a question or even being interviewed, don't hesitate to drop me a note.  Ways You Can Support the Podcast Patreon — Make a donation. Per episode, per month, one-time donation — it's up to you and much appreciated on my end. Purchasing the resources on my site — Get The Waldorf Home ebook, one of my curriculum guides or my guide to record-keeping and feedback. One of my most popular guides right now is my 30 Days Till Summer Report-Writing Guide. This guide will walk you through, day by day, and get you in the frame of mind to get your reports done by July 1. I'm sure you'll find it helpful in your efforts to get your reports done, and not wallow away working on them all summer long. Order my 30 Days Till Summer Report-Writing Guide. Amazon — Many of the links on this site are Amazon affiliate links. This means that a small percentage of anything you purchase goes towards supporting the work that is happening here at A Waldorf Journey (at no additional cost to you). It's an easy way to support the podcast and blog with purchases that you were going to make anyway! My Conversation with Jean Miller of Waldorf Inspired Learning I had such a great time chatting with Jean and she referred to some pretty useful resources. Here are links to some of the things we talked about. Alan Whitehead's Spiritual Syllabus -- Most of these resources are out of print, but there are a few still available on Waldorf Books. Stephen Sagarin's blog -- What is Education Jean's Taproot Training Jean's Online Planning Group Plan It Out Jean's article about the Seven Lively Arts Contact Jean.

So many of us are taught to believe we have to be perfect in everything we do. This creates a habit of self-criticism, correction and a down-right constant focus on what we aren’t doing well. We are graded, evaluated and told how to “win” all our lives. But it’s a crushing experience to live life racing after perfection. Listen as Peter J. Reding shares a revolutionary feedback approach he developed in his Coach for Life and Inspired Learning model, based on an intensive focus on fulfilling and enriching the human spirit.  Peter advocates focusing on what’s working, spotlighting the amazing job people are doing, and highlighting all the ways we ARE hitting the mark. Learn how to give the kind of feedback that transforms people’s lives.

Sarah Schauss and Matt Mervis present "Tools for Inspired Learning" during Five Minutes of Fame at the 2016 NMC Summer Conference. Over the years, Skills21 have created projects that have stood the test of time. Moving towards the future and expanding the market is no scary venture for the Skills21 team. They are finally ready for the big stage, with five great products to pitch in five short minutes. Challenge accepted!

Jennifer Hogan tells Hack Learning creator Mark Barnes about her initial experience with the backchannel, which it turns out she may have unwittingly created decades ago. Hogan, an Alabama principal, #USedchat co-founder and global education consultant, conducted an online chat with her students, using, get this, an old AOL chat room, where she discovered some amazing things about teaching and learning in the digital world. In this episode, Hogan explains how that AOL chat turned a shy kid into a classroom star, and she shares two examples of using modern backchannels in today's classroom. Not sure how to use a backchannel for teaching and learning? Hogan reveals this too--all in under 10 minutes. This is Hacking the Backchannel.

Dr. Sam speaks about what made him accidentally land in the field of Dentistry, one of the people who influenced him most as a teacher and what he finds most “intoxicating” about teaching. Interviewer: Valerie Khayat