Podcast appearances and mentions of laura gilchrist

Katie “Katie-bug” Laura Gilchrist, 33, passed away March 1, 2024 after a lengthy hospital stay. Katie was born June 7, 1990 to Betty and Stevie Gilchrist. She had attended Jackson High School. Katie was a devoted member of Calvary Independent Baptist Church of Grove Hill, where she was responsible for the children's mission; she collected mission offerings which were sent to missionary's abroad at Christmas time to ensure their children had a Merry Christmas. Her work with the church was a perfect example of her big and kind heart. Katie had a bubbly personality and never met a stranger, enjoying...Article Link

Schools and districts have worked for years to find ways to engage with parents in a meaningful and relevant way. Parents want to be heard and educators are looking for new ways to engage in critical conversations. Parent Camp and vice-president Laura Gilchrist believe WE -- family, school and community -- can transform education together as one team for kids! Parent Camp helps school and district teams move from compliance-based to connection-and-collaboration-based family-school-community engagement. Laura taught and coached in Kansas City for 20+ years and now serves as ParentCamp Vice President. Get involved in this positive movement by joining the mailing list, or learning more about ParentCamp, by visiting www.parentcamp.org. This new and innovative form of communication can change the educational landscape in a very positive way.

"The essential conversation: What parents and teachers can learn from each other" by Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot (2003) (https://bit.ly/3qIWw6I) “Across the country, and in a wide variety of educational settings, teachers receive almost no training or support in developing relationships with the families of their students. Graduate and undergraduate teacher training courses do not help students anticipate or prepare for — conceptually or pragmatically — their work with parents. And once new teachers are hired, they receive almost no guidance, support, or supervision from their administrators or colleagues in this area. They make it up as they go along, usually relying on perspectives and practices that they learned as children watching their own parents and teachers. Those who have good memories tend to want to reproduce and incorporate those values and behaviors into their adult repertoire. Likewise, many teachers with childhood memories of unease and conflict on the family-school borders try to do the opposite of what they observed and experienced as youngsters” (p. 229). References: Erin Raab (https://twitter.com/erinlynnraab) ParentCamp (www.parentcamp.org) Laura Gilchrist (https://twitter.com/LauraGilchrist4) Michael Lipset of PassTell Stories (http://www.michaellipset.com/) Connect: Twitter (twitter.com/mjcraw) Website (mjcraw.com) Music from Digi G'Alessio CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 (https://bit.ly/2IyV71i)

Rae Hughart and Laura Gilchrist drop in to the Teach Better Team private Facebook group as part of our effort to support you in anyway we can during this unique and challenging time while schools are closed for an unknown period of time as our country tries to fend off the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic. If you need anything, please do not hesitate to reach out on social media or via email at info@teachbetter.com We're here for you! To join the private Facebook group, visit: www.facebook.com/groups/teachbetterteam Learn more at: www.teachbetter.com Follow us on Twitter: @teachbetterteam Connect on facebook: @teachbetterteam Follow us on Instagram: @teachbetterteam Free Online Course: www.teachbetteracademy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teach-better-talk/message

Most humans now spend so little time outside that there’s an official name for walking in the woods: forest bathing. But what does the outdoors do for us? In this episode we bring you the stories of 3 people who go into the heart of the forest. Join the tribe! Follow This Paleo Life on Facebook and Instagram @thispaleolifepod Thank you to Laura Gilchrist, Cristina Gehann, and Kelsea Anderson for sharing their stories with us. If you have a story you think would be great for the show, send me a voice memo at thispaleolife@icloud.com! This Paleo Life is created by me, Katie Semro. I'm also a Certified Functional Health Coach. You can find out more about that at www.katiesemro.com    

Mid December Jaime and Glen got the chance to catch up with Laura Gilchrist to chat about ParentCamps. Laura shares how to host one, the benefits of hosting your own ParentCamp, and shares some of her experiences with ParentCamps. Connect with ParentCamp https://www.parentcamp.org/ https://twitter.com/ParentCamp https://www.facebook.com/parentcamp How can you find Laura on Social Media? https://twitter.com/LauraGilchrist4 https://www.instagram.com/lauragilchrist4/ Chat with the hosts of EDventure Cast, they'd love to hear from you! https://twitter.com/CalamityJaimeH https://twitter.com/ObiWanGlenobi

Wake up, get set for the day, and take your energy into your school with you. Find your PEAK STATE and be 100% on for kids. Greet kids, give them feedback, and be continually positive. #KidsWillLeadTheWay #ParentCamp

Laura Gilchrist http://twitter.com/lauragilchrist4 joins the show to talk about all of the business relationships that are happening in the KC area, where she developed her love for the outdoors, and what we should be doing for Mother's Day this year! Plus, Brent ends the year with a great mic drop! Blog post: Ludacris raps Llama Llama: https://www.fatherly.com/activities/ludacris-freestyles-dope-version-llama-llama-red-pajama/ Video: Science in America - Neil deGrasse Tyson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MqTOEospfo 

Met Office scientists take a lively look at the fascinating history and science of weather and climate research. The second of a three part series, taking you through the weather forecasting process from start to finish In this episode, regular podcasters Doug McNeall, Niall Robinson and Claire Witham are joined by Deputy Chief Operational Meteorologist, Laura Gilchrist - to investigate how we put the weather observations we learnt about in episode 6 to work, using supercomputers, weather models and the expertise of meterologists to generate the weather forecasts used by millions of people every day. The Met Office is the United Kingdom's national weather service. The Met Office website carries the latest UK and global weather forecasts, detailed information on weather types and climate science and UK weather records for previous months, seasons and years. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/

In the spring edition of the Pediatric Physical Therapy podcast Kelly Lombard from Boston Children’s Hospital, MA talks about the benefits of intense physical therapy in a child who had a left ventricular assist device fitted as a bridge to cardiac transplantation after having a stroke. Rebecca Reubens from the University of South Florida in Tampa explains how a child with cerebral palsy benefited from physical therapy during an accelerated growth phase. Universal documenting is needed to assess physical therapy effectiveness in cerebral palsy according to Mary Gannotti of the University of Hartford in West Hartford, Connecticut. Laura Gilchrist from Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota in Minneapolis explains why: Monitoring ankle range of motion to assess balance and measuring strength to assess walking capacity in patients with step-length abnormalities brings benefit to young patients cured of cancer but experiencing gait abnormalities caused by chemotherapy induced neuropathy. And: Therapists and surgeons are in agreement on the diagnosis of gait abnormalities, reports Stacey Miller from British Columbia Children’s Hospital in Vancouver. Also in the podcast: We hear about an investigation of bone mineral content in infants with spina bifida by Do Kyeong Lee from New York University in New York City. She found it improves with regular exercise training from just a few weeks of age continued during the first year of life.

In this segment we explain Twitter hashtags and discuss how this powerful tool is being used to build school communities. Follow: @Joe_Mazza @MNebel @kylepace @lauragilchrist4 @kwesibaby58 @bamradionetwork Michelle Nebel is the Chief Innovations Officer for Excelsior Springs School District in Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Laura Gilchrist is 6th grade Teacher of the Year at NKC Schools and a #EdcampKC co-organizer. Kyle Pace is an Instructional Technology Specialist for the Lee’s Summit School District in Lee’s Summit, Missouri. Joe Mazza serves as the K-12 Director of Connected Teaching, Learning & Leadership in the 6th largest school district in Pennsylvania.