Podcasts about jennifer porter

This episode dives into practical strategies, the importance of specificity in IEPs, and how to create meaningful progress for students with special needs guest Jennifer Porter, a seasoned special education teacher and autism expert, to discuss the intricate world of IEPs (Individualized Education Programs). With personal and professional experience, Jen shares invaluable insights on supporting students with dysgraphia, autism, and other learning challenges. ***************************************************************************DisabilityLabs.com sponsors this video podcast. We are committed to IMPACT the journey of 200K teachers (3M students) by 2030 so they can reignite their passion for teaching.*****************************************************************************NEXT LIVE WEBINAR January 9, 2025https://3MathInterventions.eventbrite.com****************************************************************************TIMESTAMPS2:19  Collaboration with OTs and learning about dysgraphia10:56  Academic performance goals in IEPs13:56  Why dysgraphia often goes undiagnosed17:54  What dysgraphia includes and excludes (DSM-5 insights)31:21  Aligning IEP goals with assessments41:29  Supports for school personnel and their importance48:14  Extended school year: More than summer sessions55:41  Key takeaways on IEP specificity and positivity57:47  Concluding thoughts on IEPs for teachers and therapists****************************************************************************BOOKSHandwriting Brain Body DISconnect Digital Version: https://disabilitylabs.com/courses/hwbbd On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Handwriting-Br...*****************************************************************************SUBSCRIBE and LISTEN to the Audio version of the podcast here on YouTube or your favorite podcast app.APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-writing-glitch/id1641728130?uo=4SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/5rU9kLxjkqJE5GbyCycrHEAMAZON MUSIC/AUDIBLE: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/894b3ab2-3b1c-4a97-af60-b1f2589d271fYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@TheWritingGlitchPodcast*****************************************************************************MISSIONDotterer Educational Consulting, a Therapy Services, LLC company: To provide professional development to improve writing skills through efficient lesson planning for regular education classrooms.************************************************************************WORK WITH US:Self Study Dysgraphia Course: Dotterer Dysgraphia Method: https://disabilitylabs.com/courses/dotterer-dysgraphia-method*************************************************************************Other ways to connect with Cheri Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheridott...FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tier1...IG: https://www.instagram.com/cheridotterer/X: https://twitter.com/CheriDottererTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cheridotterer ***********************************************************************QUESTIONWhat is your biggest struggle in your classroom right now?...

This winter marks six years since Jennifer Porter and her family survived the deadly Camp Fire, a disaster that claimed 85 lives and burned over 150,000 acres. While Porter was lucky enough to drive through the flames that day, the fire set her on a new, harrowing path: building a new life for herself while healing from trauma. KQED's Pauline Bartolone checked in with Porter along various stages of her recovery –a journey that continues every day.  Then, we head south to the Still Life Cafe, a French kitchen with North African roots in the Eastern Sierra. The cafe's many five-star reviews warn customers in a rush: come for a leisurely lunch, or hit the gas station across the street. As part of her series California Foodways, reporter Lisa Morehouse traveled to the town of Independence, to break bread with Malika Adjaouad Patron, the cafe's owner and chef. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Making a Scene Presents interview with Jennifer PorterJennifer Porter is an award-winning singer, actor and screenwriter. A musician's musician blessed with a beautiful voice, Jennifer has performed a repertoire that spans from Jazz and Blues to Country and Opera. She has sung with Classical and Jazz Orchestras, including the world-famous Glenn Miller Orchestra.  Though trained as an opera singer and classical pianist, she considers herself a Roots Musician at heart, as she began playing piano at age five after sneaking out of bed to watch a boogie-woogie piano-player named Maxine perform at one of her grand-parents notorious cocktail parties.  Jennifer is still most at home sitting at the piano and singing while banging out an old Blues tune in a red-hot 88 style. http://www.makingascene.org

What is executive coaching, and what makes it it a powerful development experience for leaders? In this special Fearless Thinkers episode, Jennifer Porter, Partner, and Jessica Skon, CEO, discuss how to help leaders develop, improve, and increase their effectiveness. Here's a transcript.

We're so excited you're with us for this season! The first interstitial episode of Season 6 drops today and it's the full banana, meaning—here's where we talk about the absolutely bonkers romance novels we've encountered over our decades of romance reading. Sentient doors, 24-ounces of liquid, gorilla attacks, kinky bank robbers, and Tarzan retellings are here…and so much more! Our first read along of the season will be Laura Kinsale's Flowers from the Storm, available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Kobo or from your local indie.If you want more Fated Mates in your life, you are welcome at our Patreon, which comes with an extremely busy and fun Discord community! Join other magnificent firebirds to hang out, talk romance, and be cool together in a private group full of excellent people. Learn more at patreon.com.Show NotesWe had a great time at the Popular Romance Fiction conference at Yale. We met Carole Bell, one of our favorite reviewers. We were also joined on our panel by Julie Moody-Freeman of the Black Romance Podcast and Kinohi Nishikawa from Princeton. Our moderator was Jeania Ree Moore, a PhD student at Yale and one of the lead organizers of the conference. It was spectacular, as were all the panels and classes at the event.Jen has decided, a group of Magnificent Firebirds is a phalanx, it just rolls off the tongue: a phalanx of firebirds!Check out the great selection of romances and book boxes at Pocket Books Shop in Lancaster, PA.The drilldo book is called Laying Pipe by Kate Allure, and here's a little illustration from our fave, Jennifer Porter. Don't worry future Fated Mates listener, I took a screenshot for posterity once twitter is gone for good.You can listen to Sarah do a deep dive on Gorilla Twins over at Learning the Tropes.You should really watch the movie Lone Star starring Chris Cooper, Elizabeth Peña, and a young Matthew McConaughey, but we are less sure if you should read The Elegance of the Hedgehog.

It's a million degrees and no one has time for slow burns right now, y'all. This week, we're talking books that start with a bang — and we mean literally. We talk about how difficult it is to thread the needle on romance that starts with sex, about the tropes that lend themselves to this particular theme, about sex work, one night stands, about erotic romance vs. romance, and about how pulling this set up off takes masterful skill with character. There are so many great books for you in here. Enjoy!After Sarah's Knockout (preorder it signed, with exclusive FM swag, from her local bookstore), our next read along will be Laura Kinsale's Flowers from the Storm. Get it at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, Kobo or from your local indie.If you want more Fated Mates in your life, you are welcome at our Patreon, which comes with an extremely busy and fun Discord community! Join other magnificent firebirds to hang out, talk romance, and be cool together in a private group full of excellent people. Learn more at patreon.com.Show NotesJen using the phrase “fast, incendiary burn” to refer to books that start with a bang dates all the way back to season 2. The Twitter thread where Funmi compared slow burns to crockpots is here. If I could figure out how to save it (screenshots, I guess, sigh), I would.We had Nikki Sloane on to talk about taboo romance, but we also like Jennifer Porter's definition of erotic romance from a 2019 twitter thread, where she said, “I don't think the sexual relationship has to be the conflict. But sex/sexual interaction/etc has to be critical to the development of the relationship….I think their has to be some type of sexual journey for the main characters for a book to be erotic romance…Ultimately, if there is sex in a romance, it should be important to the couple's journey, but maybe in erotic romance, the main characters need to have a sexual or erotic journey of some sort.”Knockout arrives on August 22! Join Sarah at her NYC launch party (a real party!) and meet new friends at a romance-specific hang on August 24th. Tickets and details here.Take Sarah's Mastering the Art of Great Conflict the week of August 6th. More info here.Head to Yale University to take Sarah & Adriana's writing romance class, and to hear Fated Mates & The Black Romance Podcast talk about oral history and romance.

Today's guest on the Writer's Parachute, Guiding Author and Writer dreams to a perfect landing®...is: Author/Writer, Educator, Coach, Jennifer PorterBe sure to follow the Writer's Parachute on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @WriterParachutehttps://linktr.ee/writerparachuteBio:Jen Porter is an award-winning educator and author who promotes faith and interdependence.  Jen and her husband Jim live in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with family, fish, rescue dogs, plenty of ‘Dad' jokes, and never enough Star Trek. 

In today's episode, Jennifer Porter shares, "As a teacher, they teach you a little bit about dysgraphia and dyslexia and other disabilities like ADHD. You get a very shallow overview. And so when you get students who. Those disabilities, you tend to do a little more research into it because you get a student like that. But when you're a parent, you don't have a clue that your kid has something other than what the doctor said they had. And I believe, and she now believes also, that she has both dyslexia and dysgraphia." She owns Special Needs Spa, an online place to stop and take a breath and get support for students with ADHD and Autism. But, no, her business is not the typical spa. She shares practical tips and materials that she has gleaned from 20 years of teaching in high school English and K-8 special education. Having several children of her own with disabilities, she lives the special education life everywhere she goes. We discuss the impact anxiety, ADHD, dyslexia, and dysgraphia have had on her daughter over the years. She offers a graphic organizer that students can use images through writing paragraphs. The link is https://specialneedsspa.com/writingglitch/ Be sure to catch her intervention. It's quick! Sign up to become part of The Writing Glitch Community at app.thewritingglitch.comBy the way, she is the author of The Frozen, a young adult-friendly Christian story about society's impact on the special needs community in the year 3019. https://www.amazon.com/Frozen-Xianova-Chronicles-Jen-Porter/dp/B09Y1PJQS1 It is a fantastic book. ★ Support this podcast ★

Hola Que Tal? En este episodio, que hemos llamado: Ellas…Son Jazz, tendremos por supuesto mucho jazz y swing, pero sobre todo mucha elegancia en las interpretaciones y en los arreglos de las canciones. Invitadas: Laura Avanzolini Amy Baker Jennifer Porter Disfruten!!!! Abrazo a 4 Manos Juan Carlos Carrano Me gusta esto:Me gusta Cargando...

In 2020-21, 707 Humble ISD students earned college credit through the University of Texas in Austin. That's an average savings of $695,000 in tuition and textbooks! UT OnRamps allows high school students to experience college before college and have an opportunity to earn a grade directly from UT Austin. If a student doesn't perform as well as they hope, they can also not accept the college credit and have zero impact on their college GPA! Learn more in this conversation with Dr. Jennifer Porter, the Managing Director for UT OnRamps.

STACY MITCHHART – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Looking forward to Stacy returning to The Couch.  The new album, Printer's Alley is a celebration of his 24 years in Nashville. Will be some good stories!  JENNIFER PORTER Jennifer makes her debut appearance on The Couch to talk about her career, and the music on the new album, Sun Come And Shine. ZAC HARMON – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC It has been a few years since we've sat with Zac.  I look forward to hearing what his world has been like and to discuss the music on the new album, Long As I Got My Guitar. BEN LEVIN Ben's released Still Here, and he makes his first visit to The Couch to talk about the journey and the music he and his dad create.

With the SEC evaluating new disclosure regulations and companies already being held responsible for sloppy ESG statements, in-house attorneys cannot afford to look past their environmental and ESG statements. What does the future hold? And what traps are already waiting for you? More on Jonathan Brightbill and Jennifer Porter! SPEAKERS Jennifer Porter, Wayne Stacy, Jonathan Brightbill Wayne Stacy 00:00 Welcome, everyone to the Berkeley Center for Law and Technology's Expert Series podcast. I'm your host, Wayne Stacy, the Executive Director for BCLT. And today we're here to talk about environmental issues in particular, environmental issues and how they impact tech companies. So we know that innovators and emerging tech companies like to see themselves as doing good things, helping out the environment. But is that always true? And if it's not true, when do they need to call outside experts, when do issues need to be raised up the chain within an organization? So to guide us through that discussion today, we have two leading experts from Winston Strawn. We have Jonathan Brightbill and Jenny Porter. Thank you both for joining us. Jonathan Brightbill 00:52 Thanks Wayne. Wayne Stacy 00:55 So let me just just start with the highest level question. Can you describe some of the environmental issues that those in the tech sector need to be thinking about, need to be looking out for basically, this is almost a law school issue spotting question, what should they issue spot? Jonathan Brightbill 01:14 Well, sure. So some of the things they want to be thinking about is, of course, energy is an important attribute of the tech sector, and how they make things and the fact that then that their products are being used by consumers downstream. So the tech sector is an important contributor to ultimately or can be a contributor to energy output, and therefore to carbon emissions. So it's one sector that has been identified by policy regulators in the environmental space as one where more scrutiny needs to be applied. And in particular, on the disclosure and the reporting side, the so called ESG. There are a number of innovators in the tech space who are looking at new technologies to bring energy to the those who need it, to the public, and even to themselves. Looking at solar panels, wind power, other things. And while those types of technologies are carbon free, or largely carbon free in their production, they can have other environmental impacts over their lifecycle. There are waste impacts, there can be impacts on wildlife and other things. Another key area is in the area of toxics and chemicals. Obviously, a lot of tech is built using batteries, using heavy metals, rare earths other things, and there are disposal concerns on the backside. And another area is that while a lot of tech companies don't really think of themselves as having a significant environmental footprint on the manufacturing side, because a lot of their manufacturing is occurring overseas, in Asia, and oftentimes in China. There is a a growing and developing Chinese environmental regulatory system that has really changed in the course of the last five years to become much more rigorous, and much more consequential such that companies and entrepreneurs and developers here in the United States that haven't kind of historically thought of themselves as having a significant manufacturing environmental footprint, may begin to see those things. Wayne Stacy

In this episode, Dr. Mike Pownall and Katie Ardeline discuss how to receive feedback as an employee and as a leader. Following the book, Thanks for the Feedback by Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen, we discuss the three triggers that govern how we react to feedback and how to change behaviour on a surface level vs. changing your overall mindset. We also refer to the article, How Leaders Can Get Honest, Productive Feedback by Jennifer Porter where we talk about the importance of modelling the behaviour you’d like to see from your team, how to receive feedback to better ourselves and lastly, how to ask others to help you make the desired changes based on the feedback given. 

This week, I chat with Jennifer Porter, owner and founder of Satsuma Designs. She’s a triple threat: smart, witty, and committed to lifting up her community.

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Join us to be inspired by Jennifer Porter, certified MKE guide. She will share her personal journey to making things happen! This is an interview you won't want to miss if you have a dream/goal that you're pursuing. To learn more about the MKE experience- https://worldslaziestnetworker.com/mkmma/ Find me on FB @gobigwithleann gobigwithleann.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leann-moore/support

By now you will notice that one of the key themes on the #earthconversepodcast is the invitation to self reflect. In recognition that self reflection is indeed hard, Penelope Mavor draws on Jennifer Porter's 2017 Harvard Business Review article Why You Should Make Time for Self-Reflection (Even If You Hate Doing It) for inspiration and guidance (12mins) EPISODE EXTRAS: To access the full article, and thanks to Jennifer and HBR: https://hbr.org/2017/03/why-you-should-make-time-for-self-reflection-even-if-you-hate-doing-it Link to Jennifer's profile and The Boda Group website http://bodagroup.com/about-us/team/jennifer-porter/ NEW HERE? ABOUT EARTH CONVERSE AND I Hi, I am Penelope Mavor, podcast host and founder of Earth Converse a nature-based leadership collaborative helping leaders have the conversations they need to: with themselves, each other and the earth. Please get in touch for executive coaching and leadership development programmes. https://linktr.ee/EarthConverse Email: info@earthconverse.com And the wind, the trees...

Sometimes there’s a writer who’s so transformative to your experience as a reader that you forget she even was a part of it until you remember, and then you remember every book she’s written. It’s Sandra Brown week here at Fated Mates, and we have loved so many of her romances that we just didn’t know what to read, so strap in, because both Jen and Sarah read Texas! Chase, and then two roads diverged, only to discover some real deep-rooted kinky stuff. Strap in. This one left Eric shellshocked!We love having you with us! — subscribe on your favorite podcasting platform and like/review the podcast, please!In two weeks, we’re reading a book that blooded Jen, Jenny Crusie’s Bet Me! Which you can get bundled with Welcome to Temptation (get this one — it’s $2. cheaper than getting Bet Me alone!) from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple Books, or Kobo … and don’t forget your favorite indie, which is probably shipping books right now and definitely needs your patronage!Also, if you love the music in this or any of our episodes, check out our Spotify playlist, which includes it all!Show NotesJen's been thinking about how we're going to archive the Quarantine Times and so are historians. Steve Ammidown was kind enough to make some videos about archiving for Jen's TikTok.Turns out that tweet about the Spanish epidimologist was not true! Blessed be the fact checkers.Lori Lightfoot is Jen's mayor and her Coronavirus memes are the best.Everyone knows who Tom Brady is, but not many people seem to like him.Sandra Brown was in the first class of authors acquired by Vivian Stephens. Her Loveswept #1 was Heaven's Price, and her Harlequin American Romance #1 was Tomorrow's Promise. Steve Ammidown was also kind enough to dig into the archives and pull out some early interviews with Sandra Brown and about the founding of Loveswept.Benjamin Dreyer definitely wants you to know the difference between the em dash, en dash, and the hypen.The Rana Look cover has the author and McLean Stevenson from MASH as the cover models. Whoa.You can still join the Doubleday Book Club. Who knew!Jeff Wright has a very funny TikTok (which he crossposts to Twitter and Instagram) and a very distinctive way of saying Oh Wow.Sheikhs & Native Americans in romance are full of racist, harmful stereotypes.Jennifer Porter took the hit on Texas! Lucky for us.Oil Futures aren't looking good for the Tyler family; it's not looking great for the rodeo, either.The primordal 80s Don. Not him. That was the 70s.Sunny Chandler's job as a Mardi Gras costume designer seems pretty sweet. Here's a cool interview with Patricia Halsell-Richardson, a woman who designs Mardi Gras costumes in Mobile.A quick primer to the waves of feminism and what people thought about working women in the 80s.Sandra Brown's house was blown up for an episode of Walker, Texas Ranger. A show that is making a comeback, as it turns out.Ann Richards was pretty great, and so is her daughter Cecile.GQ has some instructions on how to be a DILF, but our current favorite is by Katee Roberts.Slow Heat in Heaven has a plot about dogfighting, but Sarah mentioned a romance where the dogs fall in love back when we talked about non-Sandra Brown category romances.The 80s Primetime Soap Operas were a force to be reckoned with.Next time, we'll be talking about Bet Me by Jenny Crusie. For some reason, it's cheaper to buy it bundled with Welcome To Temptation. /rolls eyes at eBook pricing on a 20 year old book.

New Episode 665 Behind The Music with Jennifer Porter on These Years. The life and inspiration of a songwriter is complex because it involves nurturing that high level of inspiration in a world that draws your energy constantly. Jacqueline Jax and Jennifer Porter talk about how she has succeeded in completing 7 albums, movie soundtracks and film scores while managing to keep her sanity and grace. https://www.avaliveradio.info/featured/jennifer-porter-theseyears --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Alabama Lovesnakes -so tired of trying - III - 2018 Jennifer Porter – Unchain my heart - These years – 2018 JJ Appleton & Jason Ricci – Hurt myself - Beautiful Slop - 2018 Speckled Red – caldonia – The bluesbox storyville Ruzz Guitar's Blues Revue – Saints and Sinners - The Heist 2018 Rob Tognoni – Drink Jack Boogie - Live At The Meisenfrei - 2018 Nikki Hill – That’s the fire in me - Feline Roots - 2018 Larkin Poe – Beach blond bottle blues - Venom & Faith - 2018 Scotty Bratcher – As the years go passing by - That Album – 2016 James Cotton – Soul survivor - From Cotton With Verve – 1986 Midnite Johnny – Motels whiskey and me - Long Road Home - 2018 Reverend Raven & The Chain Smoking Altar Boys – She’s nineteen - Live At The Big Bull – 2015 Damned and Dirty - Out of sight - Live in bluesmoose cafe 20 april 2016

Working Woman Entrepreneur Jennifer Porter is a working woman entrepreneur and the owner of Satsuma Designs an online store where she sells the cutest baby and kids products. She’s been doing this for the past 7 years and recently opened up a and brick and mortar store in the Seattle Area. In This Episode We Talk About: The importance of having a supportive family, exercising,  and having faith while starting and running your business. How always being open to opportunity is key to your success. Her journey from employee to employer.    Her advice to other women about being conservative on the front end will help you in the end. And more. Links: Pic Monkey Fiverr Mail Chimp Shopify Pinterest Instagram Viral Tag Contact Info: Satsuma Designs Facebook Twitter Working Woman Entrepreneur

Join Dr. Krister Lowe and leading organizational coach Jennifer Porter for this week’s episode of The Team Coaching Zone Podcast.  Jennifer is the Managing Partner and a specialist in leadership and team coaching at the Boda Group.  The Boda Group helps leaders and teams assess their capabilities, clarify how they want to engage and lead, strengthen critical relationships and skills, and operate more effectively. Prior to founding The Boda Group in 2011, Jennifer was a COO of Circles and Sentient Jet, a leadership coach with Spencer & Bean, a Vice President of Einstein Bagels and a consultant at The Boston Consulting Group.  Jennifer holds an M.B.A. from Stanford University, and has pursued training and certification in: Interpersonal Dynamics at Stanford; Enneagram; The Coaches Training Institute, CPCC; International Coach Federation, PCC; Team Diagnostic Assessment; Harvard University/Kegan and Lahey: Immunity to Change; CRR Global, Advanced Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC). In this episode Jennifer shares her experience making the transition from a c-suite executive to a leadership and team coach as well as stories of hits and misses from her own team coaching practice. Themes explored in the episode include assessment in team coaching, structural dynamics, dialogue and native american counsel practices, team norms and operating principles, virtual team coaching platforms, the distinction between team training and team coaching, the link between business outcomes and team behaviors, scheduling team coaching engagements, discussable and undiscussable dialogue topics, building a "say anything" culture in teams, modeling and being bold as the team coach, finding "sandbox" clients to learn as a beginning team coach, supervision, having a plan while also working in the moment, and more.  This episode is full of value, tips and lessons learned!

Barry Preston discusses insurance with Jennifer Porter of Bloom Insurance.

Julie Clark interviews Jennifer Porter, a four-time tissue recipient, who is also an attorney working for an organ procurement organization in the U.S.