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Today is National Teacher Day. Thank you, teachers!Here's Bluegrass Institute President Jim Waters on the average total compensation packages for Kentucky teachers. There's a wide variance across the commonwealth.
May 5-9, 2025, is National Teacher Appreciation Week, and Tuesday, May 6, is National Teacher Day! All year long, but especially this week, we would like to express our deepest gratitude to the amazing teachers who give their best every day to ensure students receive a high quality, engaging education that prepares them for their next steps in life. A few words or a note of thanks would go a long way toward letting your favorite teachers know what a positive impact they've had on your life. If you'd like to share some of these kind words or a story online, don't forget to use #ThankATeacher.We love our Teachers! You ROCK and you make us Proud to be HSD!Our featured event is all about helicopters and the Hillsboro Air Show! Thanks to the partnership of the Oregon International Air Show Charitable Foundation, the Oregon National Guard, and Genentech, students across HSD have been - and will be! - treated to an unforgettable aviation experience. At press time, Glencoe and Hilhi have hosted on-site landings of a National Guard Lakota helicopter, with landings at Century and Liberty rescheduled due to weather. Students had the chance to meet with Guard members, explore the helicopter up close, and learn more about careers in aviation and public service. Thanks to a generous grant from Genentech, all HSD high school students will receive tickets to the Oregon International Air Show, May 16 through 18 at the Hillsboro Airport. In addition, all third grade HSD students will attend a STEAM-focused field trip to the Hillsboro Airport leading up to the Air Show, thanks to the OASCF and in alignment with HSD's aerospace career exploration work. Hot News is produced and emailed to HSD families and staff each week school is in session. Please add the address to your “safe sender” list to make sure you always receive the latest issue. Please also bookmark our district website: hsd.k12.or.us to stay informed about what's happening in our district and schools.
Pro-Palestinian protests have continued at several college campuses across Chicago despite an increased presence of police and counter-protesters. Dozens of protesters were arrested over the weekend at the School of the Art Institute. The City Cast team breaks down the latest. Plus, the temporary Bally's casino is pulling in less money than expected, and we show love to some amazing teachers in honor of National Teacher Day. Good News: Invisible Institute and City Bureau won a Pulitzer Prize for their investigation “Missing in Chicago” and Invisible Institute and USG Audio won for their podcast series “You Didn't See Nothin.” Want some more City Cast Chicago news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Chicago newsletter. Follow us @citycastchicago You can also text us or leave a voicemail at: 773 780-0246 Learn more about our sponsors: Hubbard Street Dance Aligner Experts Become a member of City Cast Chicago. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In anticipation of National Teacher Appreciation Week (May 6 - 10) and National Teacher Day on Tuesday, May 7, Dr. Kathleen Corley - author of The Magical Place We Call School - speaks about her book, and how to create a safe space for learning and happiness in a challenging world.
May 6th through 10th is National Teacher Appreciation Week, and Tuesday, May 7th, is National Teacher Day! All year long, but especially this week, we would like to express our deepest gratitude to the amazing teachers who give their best every day to ensure students receive a high quality, engaging education that prepares them for their next steps in life. A few words or a note of thanks would go a long way toward letting your favorite teachers know what a positive impact they've had on your life. If you'd like to share some of these kind words or a story online, don't forget to use the hashtag #ThankATeacher. Thank you, Teachers! You ROCK and you make us Proud to be HSD! Our featured event is the Moon Tree planting that took place on Friday, April 26th, at Tamarack Elementary School! Between November 16th and December 11th, 2022, more than 1,000 seeds from five different tree species traveled 270,000 miles from Earth on the Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft and orbited the moon. After the flight, moon trees were grown in eight USDA Forest Service facilities. Tamarack's seedling, a sweetgum, was grown at the USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station during the 2023 growing season. The seedling was presented to the school by representatives from the Forest Service and UPS - official shippers of the Moon Trees, and partners in the effort to provide interactive engagements and educational booths about the importance of environmental conservation and tree planting at Moon Tree planting sites. Many thanks to 4th grade teacher Shannon Jones who successfully applied for the Moon Tree at Tamarack! May 6th through 12th is also National Nurse Week, and Monday, May 6th, is National Nurse Day! We are so grateful to our dedicated team of District Nurses for providing expert voice for optimal, equitable student health. And we are so proud of our Lead District Nurse, Tracy Evers-Selleck, for being named Oregon's School Nurse of the Year for 2024! Way to go, Tracy! Hot News is produced and emailed to HSD families and staff each week school is in session. Please add the address to your “safe sender” list to make sure you always receive the latest issue. Please also bookmark our district website: hsd.k12.or.us to stay informed about what's happening in our district and schools.
The Migs Report. Today is Tear the Tags off the Mattress Day and National Teacher Day.
WEDNESDAY HR 3 National Teacher Day. The gifted classes. Highest drawing Actors What time do you respond to work emails or texts. Voodoo Chicken vs Popeyes
We just want to sleep, it's National Teacher Day, the Met Gala was last night, we analyze a picture of the Kardashians, Lil Nas X stole the show, 4 practical things you can have Chat GPT handle for you, cruises are more popular with young people, and Vinnie reads your texts!
May 2, 2023 ~ Get those big, shiny red apples ready! It's National Teacher Day and Marie Osborne, WJR Senior News Analyst introduces us to the District 10 teacher of the year and someone who says teaching is flat out fun.
The Stupid History of National Teacher Day
May 2, 2023 ~ Marie Osborne celebrates National Teacher Day with Kevin!
Lora Carruso has us in our feels with her emotional tribute to her favorite teacher who happened to be on board her flight for National Teacher Day! SOURCE: https://www.wdjx.com/flight-attendant-sees-favorite-teacher-on-her-flight/
Teachers play a critical role in educating and shaping children's lives: the future leaders of countries all over the world. While there can be teachers that are notably not so good, good teachers are generally kind, patient, hard-working, dedicated, and understanding professionals that mold children's lives in a positive direction See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's National Teacher Day! Producer Nicole is excited about the weekend. Is it disrespectful to your parents to not participate in walking in your college graduation? Charlotte Secrets. Maney hates the GPS. The post MRL Replay | 5-3 appeared first on Kiss 95.1.
The Migs Report. Today is National Teacher Day, Two Different Color Shoes Day, Punky Brewster Day, and National Concert Day. The gang share their favorite concerts.
It's National Teacher Day! Producer Nicole is excited about the weekend. Is it disrespectful to your parents to not participate in walking in your college graduation? Charlotte Secrets. Maney hates the GPS. Support the show: https://www.mrlshow.com/
Show #2333: On today's podcast, we talked about today being National Teacher Day so we wanted to know the teacher you wanted to shout out! And what is something you have taking up space that you want to get rid of, but just can't? All this and more on today's podcast of the Mike & Carla Morning Show!
In honor of National Teacher Day today, Bill has trivia on actors who were teachers in their previous career. Kathy from Atco competes for a pair of tickets to see Michael Buble at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Tuesday, August 30th.
It’s National Teacher Day! Tom’s got a Top Ten list for what you can give to your teacher. Tom is giving the breakdown on how to win tickets to Cancun from Liberty Travel. It’s Try-it Tuesday and Tom’s gonna try these perogies made from a special recipe invented by… a third grader?! Facebook shut down […]
"This is Today" features the stories that make this day unique. It’s Wednesday, May 5, 2021, and here is what we talk about today:Cinco de MayoNational Hoagie DayNational Teacher DayThe First Memorial DayAlan Shepard Iran-ContraJapanHelp to support this podcast:Become a Patron!This post was proofread by Grammarly.Subscribe to Learning More Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
On this Day: Since today is May the 4th, we should make brief welcome for fans of Star Wars that today is the unofficial “May the Fourth Be With You Day” when devotees of the intergalactic battle between good and evil cheer on Luke and Leia and Han against the evil forces of Darth Vader and the repressive empire. The challenges of the ongoing pandemic these days make a deep dive into the fantasy universe of "Star Wars" just right. And, thanks to the efforts of a devoted fan base and the movie machine behind the series alike, May 4 is just the day to do it. The day was made for a punning slogan: "May the Fourth be with you."But more importantly, when we think about all the writers, actors, producers, file crews, and creative talent who brought Star Wars what do you think is the occupation that encouraged them to follow their paths in life? Well teachers of course! So today we hope the force is strong with our teachers as we celebrate Teachers’ Appreciation Day in the midst of Teachers Appreciation Week, because just one day really doesn’t do it. Since we always take a drive through history to start the show, let’s take a look at the origin of Teachers Appreciation Day. The Origin of Teacher Appreciation WeekTeacher Appreciation Week originated in 1953, and teachers have Eleanor Roosevelt to thank for its inception. Roosevelt convinced Congress that there needed to be a specific day on which teachers were recognized. Prior to Roosevelt going before Congress, it is believed that some states did practice, but it is unclear and unsubstantiated. The theory, however, is that either a teacher from Wisconsin or Arkansas (they aren’t sure which) wrote letters to her trying to get her to help teachers’ cause.The Arkansas theory states that Mattye Whytte Wooldridge began communicating with leaders in the education system to form a day on which teachers would be honored. She ultimately began writing letters to Eleanor Roosevelt. Roosevelt decided the cause was worthy of her attention and took it to Congress.Even with Eleanor Roosevelt taking the case to Congress and getting their help and support, it would take another 27 years for it to become an official national day. It was 1980 when the National Education Association (NEA), which was formed in 1857, joined together with the Kansas State and Indiana State Boards of Education and began to lobby Congress to have the day nationally recognized.The First National Teacher Appreciation DayNational Teacher Day was celebrated on March 7th until 1984, when it was moved to May. Behind the move was the National Parent Teacher Association and, instead of just one day, they named the entire first week of May to be Teacher Appreciation Week. The NEA followed suit the next year and held National Teacher Appreciation Day on the Tuesday of the week.There are still a few cases of oddities though. Massachusetts celebrates Teacher’s Day not on National Teacher Day, but instead on the first Sunday of June; perhaps because teachers are out for summer and therefore get to relax on their special day.Celebrate National Teacher Appreciation Week in Your ClassroomThe NEA believes National Teacher Day is day to not only honor teachers but to show them that they help make lasting impressions on their students’ lives. Typical gifts range from thank you notes to small treats and gifts.Whether you want to send a small gift or a kind word, make sure to plan on letting the teachers in your life know that they are appreciated.
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Today is National Teacher Day! We wanted to share some of our favorite shout outs from earlier this morning. Be sure to shout out a teacher on the Kicks 99 Facebook page See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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No Limits for Deaf Children (0:00:00) About 15% of children and teens in the United States live with hearing loss. Because of its prevalence in our communities, deaf and hearing loss awareness has increased exponentially over the past several decades. But that doesn't change the fact that school, sports, and extracurricular activities are designed for those with certain hearing abilities. And many kids with hearing loss find themselves left out resulting in lower self-esteem. Fortunately, No Limits for Deaf Children, a nonprofit organization based out of California, is helping hard-of-hearing and deaf children gain confidence and communication skills. Joining us today is their founder, Dr. Michelle Christie, to talk about their programs and the everyday experiences of deaf children. Alzheimer's Disease (0:21:41) There are almost 50 million people worldwide suffering with Alzheimer's disease. About ten percent of that number comes from the US, with 5.5 million cases. According to the Alzheimer's Association, that number might triple in the next 30 years if we don't find a cure or method to slow down the process. With numbers like these, it's very likely you know someone with this disease or someone who is prone to it. Today, we have the Executive Director of the Utah Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, Ronnie Daniel. He is here to tell us all about Alzheimer's disease, early signs, and research. Bread Making at Home (0:36:33) Of all of the crazy, lazy or productive things we've done in the last two months, I personally don't think you can qualify yourself as a proper “quarantiner” if you haven't tried your hand at homemade bread. Now whether you're an experienced baker or not, we can all learn something from today's guest, Peter Reinhart. Peter is an internationally renowned expert on baking, one the most popular artisan bread teachers in the country, and current Chef on Assignment at Johnson & Wales University. And he's here to teach us everything we need to know about bread making at home. Real Leadership (0:50:40) Have you ever been under the leadership of someone who wasn't a good leader? It's not the best experience. You may find yourself micro-managed, unappreciated, or used and abused. But I think the great thing about having bad leaders is that they teach us what not to do and inspire us to be better leaders if one day we find ourselves in a similar position. But we have to start getting ready now for when that day comes. Our next guest, Al Christy, argues that real leadership needs preparation. Al was recommended to us by his daughter-in-law who emailed us at thelisashow@byu.edu, and he joins us on the show to discuss how to be a good leader. Al has held multiple leadership responsibilities throughout his life and has helped his kids and grandkids learn leadership skills. Thriving Through the Unexpected (1:05:40) I think many of us have hit the point where we're just living in survival mode. We're just trying to make it through one day, even one hour at a time: OK, wake up, eat, school, exercise, make dinner. Whatever your routine is these days, it probably feels like you're dragging your feet one step at a time. But I think it's time we pull ourselves out of our repetitive slump. Our next guest has some great tips for thriving, not just surviving, during this unprecedented time. Ganel-Lyn Condie is a friend of the show and motivational speaker, and we're happy to have her with us today to discuss this important topic. National Teacher Day (1:25:27) Today is National Teacher Day, and we want to give a big shout out to our teachers, because they've had to adapt big time with schools moving online across the nation. Thankfully, many of them care a lot about their students and have responded to these changes with creativity. I'm not the only one impressed by how our teachers have managed online schooling. A new national poll found that over eighty percent of parents approve of how their children's teachers are handling the coronavirus pandemic. So, we want to show our appreciation to our teachers, and to help us come up with some ideas to do that we have Becky Pringle with us on the show. She's the Vice President of the National Education Association.
The Migs Report. Today is Cinco De Mayo. It’s also National Teacher Day. A woman cut a hole in her mask because she said “it was hard to breathe”.
Michelle Christie talks about her organization, Ronnie Daniel discusses supporting Alzheimer's research, Peter Reinhart gives breadmaking tips, Al Christy teaches leaderships skills, Ganel-Lyn Condie explains how to thrive, Becky Pringle talks about appreciating teachers.
This week is all about appreciating teachers -- and especially today, National Teacher Day. Today's episode also looks at which states have the most colleges and universities and covers a feel-good news story about a teacher connecting students with the greater good. Stick around for the Tuesday affirmation. Helpful links from today's episode Helpful links from today's show National Teacher Day College counts Stats and kindness Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe on Spotify Subscribe on Google Play Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram
It's National Teacher Day, so what was it that your teacher had to punish you for in school? Plus, who knew we were playing this classic card game wrong the entire time? Also, the 10 Question Takeover and Kelli & Anthony try the Wine Glass Challenge. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
We close out our celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week and National Teacher Day (on Tuesday) by interviewing Kaplan's Teacher of the Year, Craig Harman. Mike and Dan talk with Craig about his path to teaching, engaging with students in an online classroom, the diversity of an online classroom, and more.
We continue our celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week and National Teacher Day by talking to a friend of the podcast. Mark Sanders is a professor of philosophy at the University of North Carolina - Charlotte. Mike and Dan sit down to chat with Mark about a wide range of topics in higher education and the larger learning field. Mark discusses some of the challenges of teaching philosophy, digital and anaolog citzenship, the generation/class of students, difficulties with reaching certain students, and the future of higher ed.
We continue our Teacher Appreciation Week celebration by talking to Allison McDonald, an early childhood educator. We dive into the early education space, her focus on thematic lesson planning, and how to handle screen time with the pre-k population.
Happy National Teacher Day and Teachers Appreciation Week. Today’s episode kicks off our week of interviews and spotlights on teachers from all across the learning spectrum. At the top, Mike, Dan, and Brandon discuss teachers who were influential on their lives and then our co-hosts talk with Steven Anderson, education technologist, lecturer, and innovator. They discuss a variety of topics with Steven, including the creation of the hashtag EdChat, growth of innovation in the classroom, student activism and so much more.
Tuesday on the Dose, we are are celebrating National Teacher Day by taking a look back at some of the best teachers in sports history! We have seen some amazing teachers of the game in NCAA sports, the NBA, the NFL, the NHL, and MLB!We also discuss a few NFL teams that may end up wishing they had taken a quarterback in this year’s NFL Draft, and we recap last night’s NBA Playoff games!
The Best Of Courtney And Kiss In The Morning. It's National Teacher's Day, Courtney's Hollywood Report, Walmart Jeff's Junk and War Of The Roses
PAESTA President, Laura Guertin brings us her next installment in her PAESTA President's Podcasting Series. Be sure to listen to hear Laura talk about National Teacher Day and Teacher Appreciation Week! https://www.paesta.psu.edu/podcast/paesta-president-podcast-may-2015
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