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In this episode, we are joined by Israel, Kenny, and Samuel from the podcast seoi6 jin4 kwong4 soeng2. In that podcast, the trio uses Cantonese to discuss learning just about every other language in the world, and we highly recommend it to listeners of Chatty Cantonese. Another portion of our conversation appeared on the seoi6 jin4 kwong4 soeng2 feed back in January, so once you finish this episode, you might as well listen to the other part–you'll find a link in the show notes. 以下呢一集係特備對談節目，我哋今次有《絮言狂想》播客節目嘅以色列、靳尼同三苗加入。 喺佢哋嘅播客裏面，三位主持使用粵語討論學習世間上幾乎所有其他語言嘅趣事，我哋特別推薦畀《粵語白白講》嘅聽眾。 我哋對話嘅另一部分已經喺一月份嘅《絮言狂想》節目中出現過，所以你聽完呢一集之後，不妨聽埋節目另一部分——你會喺我哋嘅節目說明中搵到連結。 Vocabulary and transcript絮言狂想TypeDuckHong Kong Code-Mixing DictionaryRefold Cantonese
Watch the episode on YouTube -- https://youtu.be/xNaqmeugIzc How do you find the time to read and write? Fiction or nonfiction? How do you come up with ideas for your stories? Do English language exam preparation courses really teach writing? English teacher, writer, and editor (of the International House Journal) Chris Walker joins me in one of the most insightful conversations about writing I've ever had. Enjoy! Links Get Chris' books -- https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/Christopher-Walker/author/B01N80YT77 The blog post I mentioned -- https://fabiocerpelloni.com/read-like-a-writer/ The blog post I read out -- https://fabiocerpelloni.com/exams/ Any Language You Want (my book) -- https://fabiocerpelloni.com/any-language-you-want/ My group for non-native English writers (opening soon) -- https://fabiocerpelloni.com/rga/ Other books we mentioned: The Penguin History of The Second World War 2666 by Roberto Bolano The Pillars of Hercules by Paul Theroux Someday Is Today by Matthew Dicks The Secret Lives of Somerset Maugham by Selina Hastings Earthly Powers by Anthony Burgess Consider the Lobster by David Foster Wallace The English Verb by Michael Lewis 100 Ways to Improve Your Writing by Gary Provost Chapters 00:00 Intro 02:00 Why Writing 06:11 Fiction vs Nonfiction (Pt.1) 09:56 Finding Writing Ideas 16:07 Chris' Writing Approach 25:29 Reviews & Amazon 30:42 Finding the Time to Write 39:23 Being an Editor 42.52 Fiction vs Nonfiction (Pt.2) 50:54 Useful Writing Strategies 54:30 English Is a Simple Language 59:32 English Exams vs Writing 01:09:12 Tips for Non-Native English Writers 01:15:24 Bye Bye *** Visit my website: https://fabiocerpelloni.com/
Margo is joined by book-loving, notebook-hoarding literacy teacher educator who is on a mission to change lives one book and one notebook at a time, Stephanie Affinito. Stephanie blogs about the power of leading literate lives and podcasts weekly on books and reading, writing and notebooks and everything in between. Stephanie shares about the transformative power of reading and writing and how her own personal journey of rediscovering creativity through self-expression and the joy of literature. Margo and Stephanie discuss: Reading and writing as a form of therapy Understanding restorative reading practices The science behind reading for mental and physical health The connection between literacy and emotional well-being Encouraging joyful reading habits Building a book apothecary The importance of starting with achievable goals Establishing rituals around reading And so much more Connect with Stephanie: www.alitlife.com www.instagram.com/AffinitoLit www.facebook.com/AffinitoLit www.twitter.com/AffinitoLit www.threads.net/@affinitolit www.getliterate.co stephanie-affinito-0cab.mykajabi.com/envelopesofliteratelove stephanie-affinito-0cab.mykajabi.com/workwithstephanie Connect with Margo: www.windowsillchats.com www.instagram.com/windowsillchats www.patreon.com/inthewindowsill
Steampunk Music Ep161 - Ethereal Ambient Neoclassical Fantasy Music for Reading and writing mixhttps://www.youtube.com/c/SteampunkRadioMira Calix - Without Morning MixHildur Gudnadotttir - WhitenAbandoned Toys - Where Red Shadows SlumberRafael Anton Irisarri - WitherHior Chronik - When the Night Comes (feat. Daphne Farazi)Tara Fuki - Wiosenna PiosenkaSecond Moon of Winter - Where the Blue Meets the GreenDmitry Evgrafov - While the Glacier Was MeltingLacrymosa Aeterna - WhispersPaul Halley - WinterBrian Crain - Wind
In this episode, we unravel the intricacies of language and literacy and how they are interwoven in the fabric of early childhood education. Lucy elucidates the pivotal role that professional learning and practical tools play in following the science of reading to bolster children's literacy learning. Together, we explore how the synergy of reading and writing not only enhances cognitive growth but also enriches content learning across disciplines.Prepare to be enlightened by Lucy's perspective on motivational teaching methods, such as using decodable books to empower children with the magic of reading. Hear first-hand accounts of the profound impact that comes when young readers realize the functional power of writing to communicate their imagination to the world.Additionally, Lucy sheds light on the "picture story, word story" routine and the magic of modeling written language at appropriate levels to honor the learning stages of children. We discuss the essence of decodable text in early classrooms and why it's crucial for making purposeful connections between the alphabet and sounds.And for educational leaders hungry for actionable insights, stay tuned as Lucy reveals two key strategies to accelerate reading achievement, emphasizing the foundational role of phonological awareness and the alphabetic principle.Timestamps00:00 Studying language and literacy, sharing research experiences.05:10 Educators need a strong foundation in language development.09:12 Understanding of alphabet, phonological awareness, phonics principle.12:33 Interacting with educators, focus on literacy education.15:25 Writing linked to reading enhances childhood development.19:33 Children learn to write through an experimental approach.20:23 Modeling language at children's writing levels is crucial.23:36 Decodable text relates to early childhood learning.27:36 A Teacher's role in literacy is crucial.Connect with Lucy Hart Paulson LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucy-hart-paulson-263a1264/
Steampunk Music Ep159 - Ethereal Ambient Classical for Reading and Writing, Gaming, and Painting mixhttps://www.youtube.com/c/SteampunkRadioHildur Guðnadóttir - UnveiledAnton Batagov - Ungrateful ChildAbandoned Toys - Said the Sun to the Moonblind ShadowsSophie Hutchings - UntitledGreg Haines - Until the Point of Least ResistenceArtesia - Une Ancienne LegendeRising Shadows - Union of the Fixed and the Volatile
Nearly a decade ago, during National Novel Writing Month, bestselling nonfiction author Sarah Arthur let her imagination run free when she began writing Once a Queen, a novel that had been living in her imagination since the early 2000s. On January 30, 2024, her sparkling YA fantasy will be published by WaterBrook, the Penguin Random House imprint behind the Wingfeather Saga, the bestselling middle-grade series which has sold more than one million copies. Arthur's first venture into the world of fantasy makes sense, as her extensive knowledge of Lord of the Rings and active involvement in the C.S. Lewis Festival and Madeleine L'Engle Writing Retreats can be felt with the flip of every page — the story is richly woven, atmospheric, and captures the cozy magic akin to classics like The Secret Garden, The Chronicles of Narnia, and A Wrinkle in Time, while also telling a fresh and delightful world-weaving tale for wonder-hungry young minds. Readers are transported to the English countryside alongside Eva, the American teenage protagonist who secretly wishes fairy tales were true. Nevertheless, while spending the summer at her grandmother's mysterious English manor, unusual happenings in the gardens at night lead Eva to wonder if portals to alternate universes exist…and if her grandmother was once a queen in one of those worlds. Arthur was working through grief while writing this novel, and she hopes the intricate themes of generational wounds, redemption, and imagination will ease the young minds that pick up Once a Queen. Mentioned in This Episode Once a Queen | Sarah ArthurWalking with Frodo | Sarah ArthurA Light So Lovely | Sarah ArthurBreath of Bones | Tricia Goyer and Nathan GoyerThe Little White Horse | Elizabeth GoudgeTrust the Stars | Tricia GoyerThe Magician's Nephew | CS LewisDaily Bible PodcastGet the pre-order goodies for Once a QueenJoin the Once a Queen launch party on 1/30/24 Connect with Sarah Arthur Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter Don't forget to subscribe + leave us a rating and review! Be sure to visit the full show notes and listen to other episodes at thetriciagoyershow.com. And check out my newest book Trust the Stars at https://triciagoyer.com/books/trust-the-stars/! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thetriciagoyershow/support
Are your children having difficulties with reading or writing? Let's dive into a discussion with Lucile Denys, an Orthopedagogue and specialist in reading and writing. Lucile enlightens us on what awakening to reading and writing truly entails, sharing practical advice on how you can support these skills at home before starting kindergarten. And speaking of which, what is an inference? Join us for an enriching exploration that will help overcome potential challenges. Listen now to best prepare your children for a fulfilling educational experience.
Modern Classical Music Ep154 - Ethereal Neoclassical - Newage - New Age - Instrumental music mix for Reading and Writinghttps://www.youtube.com/c/SteampunkRadioLuigi Rubino - Les Larmes D'automneHildur Guonadottir - OpaqueAbandoned Toys - As Anastasia Shimmered UnearthlyDustin O'Halloran - Opus 26Hauschka - Orange IOliveray - Just ResignHans Zimmer - OvertureHarnes Kretzer - OnomatopoeiaNarsillion - O Sonar Das AugasAutumn Tears - Ode to My Forthcoming Winter part 4
This week on the Corner, Steve Martorano invites communication coach and mentor, John Bowe, to the stage. They delve into the art of persuasion, exploring today's "crisis of disconnection." Discover the lost treasure of rhetoric and gain insights into bridging the gap between words and understanding in our noisy world. Join us for a deep dive into the profound impact of language on our lives.-------------------------------The Behavioral Corner is produced in partnership with Retreat Behavioral Health -- where healing happens.
Love the podcast? Consider supporting the show here at Patreon. Data often gets a bad rap... for reasons that are completely justified! But we have long sang the praises of data—if used and understood correctly. In this podcast, Jacob walks through an overview of what data is (and isn't), how to think about it, and ultimately, how to use it to empower your teams and your teaching. Attention educators! Say goodbye to traditional grading tools and embrace the future of assessment with Gradient by GradeCam – a comprehensive solution designed to elevate your teaching experience!
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In today's episode, I am chatting with Odyssa Abille. Odyssa is a teacher and writer based in Vietnam, originally from the Phillippines. She is the writer of two poetry books entitled Like a New Sun Rising and From Where I Stand.
An early childhood literacy programme which is in almost half of all the country's state primary schools has just been recognised with the University of Canterbury's innovation medal. Professor Gail Gillon co- leads the team which developed the Better Start Literacy Approach (BSLA). It has so far helped 45,000 children to read and write. Professor Gillon talks to Susie about how the programme works and why it works.
Join our Kids Crew in a conversation with the beloved children's authors, Goosebump's author RL Stine and Marc Brown, the author and illustrator of the Arthur books and TV show. We discover their secrets to creating some of the most widely read kids' books of all time. Get reading with The Children's Hour!
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How can we, as course creators, ensure that our instructional approach accommodates the diverse learning styles of our students? Recognizing that people learn in different ways, it becomes crucial for us to understand the preferred learning styles of our ideal students. This knowledge empowers us to transform our course information into the best format, ultimately contributing to the success and completion of our students.This is Part 1 of a 5 part series of "Getting Ready to Build, Launch, and Deliver Your Profitable Online Course in 2024!"As an educator for nearly 20 years, I understand the importance of catering to different learning styles to ensure successful outcomes for students.Whether you're familiar with learning styles from your own school days or not, they still play a role in how we as adults absorb and understand new information. I share insights on the four main learning styles that affect adult learners, and how you can incorporate them into your online course to create a truly engaging and effective learning experience. So grab your favorite cup of coffee, settle in, and get ready to make your online courses a hit with every type of learner. Let's dive in!
Less planning, more student autonomy, and more time to confer. Sounds pretty great, right? In an integrated reading and writing block Ellin Keene aims to achieve all three. Her newest book The Literacy Studio –titled after this approach— is full of research-backed insights from the classroom, and practical strategies on how to do this in your ELA classroom. Today in a special commuter podcast episode Edie talks with the author before we hear the clip from the audiobook.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Are you looking for fun, creative, and engaging ways to get your students excited about reading and writing? If so, this is the episode for you! I love coming up with creative ways that spark student engagement, and this time, they're spontaneous activities that include reading and writing. So I'm sharing how two activities boost daily reading and writing excitement in your elementary classrooms.I came to the conclusion that if I want students to enjoy reading and writing, I need to create opportunities that sparked joy in both of those areas. With that in mind, I remembered an activity from back when I was in school and adapted it to incorporate daily reading and writing that's spontaneous and fun. With each routine, I discuss the importance of it, benefits, the structure and expectations, and how to easily implement it in your classroom.We always create and develop lessons that focus on practicing and mastering literacy skills, but never develop ways that spark an initial love for literacy. However, with these two routines, you can spontaneously incorporate daily reading and writing in a way that increases their excitement and engagement with literacy. Show Notes: https://theliteracydive.com/episode144Resources Mentioned:Join The Daily Writing DisguiseWriting Center Posters and Writing PaperQuick Write Creative Writing ActivitiesWould You Rather Creative Writing ActivitiesPick 4 Writing Creative Writing Activities Building Words Creative Writing Activities Connect with Me:Join The Daily Writing Disguise Membership hereShop my TpT store hereCheck out TDWD Collections hereReceive emails from me hereFollow me on Instagram hereRead my blog posts here
The One About…Reading and Writing Go Together with Leah MermelsteinBio:Leah Mermelstein Consulting (LMC) collaborates with school districts, educational professionalsand learning organizations to enhance K-6 literacy instruction and promote literacydevelopment. Leah Mermelstein is a literacy thought leader, published author, and passionatewriting, reading, and language development authority.Her latest book is We Do Writing.Website:https://www.leahmermelstein.com/Article:“How Should We Combine Reading and Writing?” by Timothy ShanahanImportant quote:“Given the extensive overlaps, it should be evident that combined instruction would be a lotmore efficient. When a school is trying to accomplish higher achievement that kind of efficiencyand teaching power is indispensable.”https://www.shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/how-should-we-combine-reading-and-writingThe Literacy View is an engaging and inclusive platform encouraging respectful discussion and debate about current issues in education. Co-hosts Faith Borkowsky and Judy Boksner coach teachers, teach children to read, and hold master's degrees in education.Our goal is to leave listeners thinking about the issues and drawing their own conclusions.Get ready for the most THOUGHT-PROVOKING AND DELICIOUSLY ENTERTAINING education podcast!
Speaking a Native language is one thing. Reading and writing it often takes another level of effort and understanding, especially for adult language learners. To help keep languages thriving, Alaska is looking for ways to develop Native language standards in public schools. A number of other tribes utilize technology, adult classes and even games to promote their written languages.
I have been reading Diana Quincy's books for a long time. When I got to meet her this summer at the Steamy Lit conference, I knew from our conversations that she is someone you need to know as well. She is smart and thoughtful and so much fun. I hope you enjoy learning from her as much as I did. So tell me, What are you reading right now? Shownotes: The Duke Gets Desperate Her Night with the Duke Stacy Reid Kennedy Ryan Beverly Jenkins Reading, Watching, Listening: Reading: Anna Quindlan Connect with Diana Instagram @diana_quincy_author Connect with Addie Instagram @addie.yoder Facebook @coachaddiey Join Newsletter Website
Welcome to our Science of Reading in Action podcast series! In this episode, literacy author and expert Dr. Young-Suk Kim explores cutting-edge research in writing development and practical implementation tips for elevating instruction.
This podcast explores how teachers should organize their classrooms to best teach reading and writing and criticizes some of the more popular approaches to this problem.
Welcome to our Science of Reading in Action podcast series! In our first episode, literacy author and expert Dr. Young-Suk Kim delves into how Foundational Skills within reading and writing are interconnected.
Elizabeth Breau, PhD - History According to SAT: A Content Guide to SAT Reading and Writing. This is episode 592 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast. Elizabeth Breau, Ph.D. is a lifelong educator, parent, and author. Elizabeth has over 25 years of experience as an English teacher for grades 7-12, including co-teaching an interdisciplinary English/history class that produced a magazine, and for which she won the College Board Bob Costas Award for Excellence in Teaching Writing. She has also taught a variety of university classes in composition, literature, technical writing, public speaking, and women's studies. Dr. Breau is the author of History According to SAT: A Content Guide to SAT Reading and Writing, which she wrote to help students understand the history passages that comprise about 40% of passages that students read on the SAT”. Her book is a 2023 Nonfiction Authors Association Silver Award winner. She has published scholarly articles, book reviews, including many about history books, and lifestyle- one of which appears in Chicken Soup for the Divorced Soul. After earning a B.A. in English and History from Rutgers University, she earned a Doctorate in English Language and Literature Letters from Vanderbilt University. Elizabeth resides in Albany, NY. Her hobbies include reading, walking, anti-gravity yoga and other aerial classes, camping, canoeing, gardening, and having adventures with her rambunctious dog. For more information, please consult: www.elizabethbreau.net Before you go... Could you do me a favor? Please go to my website at https://www.stevenmiletto.com/reviews/ or open the podcast app that you are listening to me on, and would you rate and review the podcast? That would be so cool. Thanks! If you are listening on Apple Podcasts on your phone, go to the logo - click so that you are on the main page with a listing of the episodes for my podcast and scroll to the bottom. There you will see a place to rate and review. Could you review me? That would be so cool. Thank you! Hey, I've got another favor...could you share the podcast with one of your friends, colleagues, and family members? Hmmm? What do you think? Thank you! Thanks for sharing! Thanks for listening! Connect & Learn More: https://www.historyaccordingtosat.com/ www.elizabethbreau.net Length - 57:07
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We're on vacation but that doesn't mean there's nothing to listen to. Check out this guest episode from Reading and Writing Podcast, an interview with storyteller and author Alaya Dawn Johnson, World Fantasy Award-winning author of the new novel THE LIBRARY OF BROKEN WORLDS.
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In this podcast episode, artist and illustrator Greg Holfeld joins the discussion on the use of graphic novels in education. Topics covered include the challenges for teachers in teaching with graphic novels, the terminology and history of graphic novels, and the features that make them an effective gateway to reading. The interplay between text and image, pagination techniques, and the decision-making process for artists are explored. The podcast also touches on the importance of storytelling and character design, as well as tips for young illustrators. The medium's impact on motivation for reading and writing is examined, along with the potential concerns of students solely relying on graphic novels. The episode concludes with recommendations for publishers and key tips for using graphic novels as both readers and writers in the classroom. Overall, this insightful conversation sheds light on the educational value of graphic novels and their role in engaging students in literacy.Some topics discussed:01:50 Intro to Greg Holfeld, artist/illustrator03:50 Captain Congo series by Greg Holfeld and Ruth Starke - Harper Collins. School Magazine in NSW04:53 Icky Sticky Summer Fly - children's book - Poppa Hip publishers06:13 Challenges for teachers in teaching with graphic novels06:42 Terminology of graphic novels and comics06:57 Will Eisner - the pioneer in graphic novels and the Comic Industry awards07:20 Origin of the term ‘Graphic Novel'07:40 ‘A Contract with God' by Will Eisner - first graphic novel08:30 A chat about the features of graphic novels and as a gateway to reading11:48 Distinguishing feature of comics is the synergy between the text and the image - its up to the individual creator to work out the interplay between the two14:49 ‘Mini cliffhangers' as a technique to engage the reader15:20 Pagination is very important as a technique and the hardest part16:50 Start with story/layout or pictures first? Both are valid18:40 The way characters are drawn - how is this used as a technique20:30 ‘Monkey, Bug, Rabbit and Goose! series by Greg. Illustrators making things easier for themselves. Working out your interest21:45 Decisions artist make either based on what they feel like drawing, or being limited by constraints24:00 Is it the illustrator doing the inferencing?25:43 The Tin Tin book, Castafiore Emerald where the characters just stay home. Perils of Pug - also stay at home book.26:22 Different ways to represent text in comics, different roles of writers and illustrators28:30 Interplay between pictures and text and how it supports comprehension etc. What weight do you give each?30:16 Narration speeds up the story vs it can take longer with images to tell the story31:09 Tips for young illustrators32:22 Do you attempt story or illustrations first? - tips and techniques33:38 The graphic novel medium as motivation for reading and writing34:47 Is it a problem if students are solely reading graphic novels? Do they need expanding onto other texts?36:17 Students creating their own graphic novels.36:45 Techniques used by Charles M Schulz and his Peanuts series - simplicity is powerful37:48 The basic building blocks of stories - set up, action, reaction/pay off. Then you can tell the story in different ways. Pay off creates intrigue - through how you create the pictures42:30 What if students are struggling with drawing? Or with the story?43:30 Classic comics are still popular44:45 Graphic novels being read or written as support for new arrivals students45:20 Sound FX used as a technique47:20 Japanese Manga technique explained - a separate format - developed and mainstreamed before the West did it48:35 Wrapping up - what would be the key tips to use graphic novels as a reader or a writer with students49:00 Sharon - its about accessing and noticing50:15 Greg - Be aware of the wide range - vary in quality and appeal to the young reader. KISS principle applies45:20 Good publishers - Top Shelf for younger readers. First Second for upper primary to teens. No Brow for beautifully produced books. Gestalt for Australian publisher and indigenous material. Brenton McKenna graphic novels.54:20 Thanks and closing remarksAnd much more!Enjoy, and let us know thoughts and feedback in our Facebook Group.Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your favourite podcast player.JOIN CUE LEARNING'S NEXT LIVE WEBINAR!Find upcoming events here, and online courses can be found here.Other matching PDF resources are here.Got any questions? Feedback? Thoughts? Email the Cue office at: admin@cuelearning.com.auThe Teacher's Tool Kit For Literacy is the free podcast for motivated teachers and school leaders who want the latest tips, tricks and tools to inspire their students and school community in literacy learning. Hear from literacy expert and founder of Cue Learning, Sharon Callen, and special guests.At Cue Learning, our literacy specialists draw on over 30 years of teaching and international consulting experience to deliver world-class learning solutions. We equip, empower and support teachers to become their authentic selves. 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In 2017, many Americans watched in horror as violent images from the Unite the Right Rally in Charlottesville started spreading. A few short years later, My Monticello tells the story of Charlottesville neighbors fleeing racist violence and taking refuge in Thomas Jefferson's home, Monticello. The author, Jocelyn Johnson, talks about what it means to be writing about a past and a future that both feel very present and whether there's hope in writing about America's racism. Later in the show: Famous for the fatwa put on him by Ayatollah Khomeini in 1989, Salman Rushdie is still writing years later--but now from the United States. Pennie Ticen discusses Rushdie's past and the new kind of writing he's publishing as an American immigrant. Plus: On the surface, The Tigger Movie and Anne of Green Gables don't have a lot in common. But if you look a bit closer, they both touch on an incredibly popular theme in stories for kids: adoption. Kim Gainer explores why kids are so obsessed with reading about adoption and how these stories help shape who we are.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: Please take this survey on podcasting in higher education: www.freshedpodcast.com/survey -- Today we continue our mini-series called the FreshEd Questionnaire. I've been asking guests a set of standard questions after each interview. These questions focus on how guests approach writing, reading, research, and supervision. I want to talk about them to highlight the many different approaches to the day-to-day activities we do inside universities. Today's episode focuses on reading and writing. I asked guests to describe how they approach writing and to name their favorite book or author. Here's what they had to say. freshedpodcast.com/323-questionnaire -- Get in touch! Twitter: @FreshEdpodcast Facebook: FreshEd Email: info@freshedpodcast.com Support FreshEd: www.freshedpodcast.com/support/
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which means there's no better time to discuss the crucial role that reading and writing play in promoting good mental hygiene. Writing benefits us authors in a variety of ways, such as providing a mental workout for the brain, or serving as a cathartic outlet for dealing with personal traumas or toxic personalities in our lives. Meanwhile, well-written fiction can allow readers to more easily identify with our stories, allowing them to take inspiration in the struggles and triumphs of our characters and use them as inspiration in finding a path forward in their own lives. Today, romance author Amey Zeigler shares her personal experiences of using reading and writing to cope with mental health challenges. As a reader, Amey found that her connection to a novel she read helped her cope with the post-partum depression she was battling, and as an author, she discovered how her writing connected with and lifted the spirits of readers facing their own struggles. As Amey explains, authors that use their life experiences to create more powerful characters and stories can find deeper and more transformative connections to their readers. Not only could this be therapeutic for both, but often a strong and meaningful connection is all it takes for readers to start recommending your book to everyone they know, which can do far more for sales than any expensive ad campaign you might run. Amey Zeigler http://www.ameyzeigler.com/ Hidden Gems Need our help publishing or marketing your book? https://www.hiddengemsbooks.com/author-services/ All episode details and links: https://www.hiddengemsbooks.com/podcast
Today is the first episode of an exclusive series based on language through the Montessori Philosophy. We will break each episode into sections of Philosophy, Classroom Activities, and what you can do at home. This episode focuses on infant toddlers; so make sure you stay tuned for our follow-up episode for primary children. "The child must create his interior life before he can express anything he must take spontaneously from the external world construct of material in order to compose, he must exercise his intelligence fully before he can be ready to find the logical connection between things, we ought to offer the child that which is necessary for his internal life and leave him free to produce" - Maria Montessori You can support our show by supporting our amazing partners like Wongo Puzzles , Each puzzle is a custom design with intricate patterns and whimsical shapes that will keep you engaged for hours, plus their eco-friendly materials and commitment to sustainability make Wonga puzzles a guilt-free way to unwind (Save 10% by using code MONTESSORIMOMS at checkout) --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/montessorimomsinthewild/support
If you work with students who struggle with language or are learning a second language, you know how important oral language is to reading and writing. Unfortunately, we often don't know how to help these students. Dr. Charles Haynes, professor, researcher, and co-author of the book From Talking to Writing, shares his experiences and expertise in helping teachers of students with language-based learning difficulties excel.
Today, Lori is interviewing Danielle Mitchell. They'll be talking about the methodology of writing and reading poetry. Danielle Mitchell (she/her) is an intersectional feminist, poet, and teaching artist. She is the Founding Director of The Poetry Lab, an online learning platform that rallies in service of working-class writers around the globe. Danielle is the author of Makes the Daughter-in-Law Cry, winner of the Clockwise Chapbook Prize (Tebot Bach, 2017). Her poems have appeared in Hayden's Ferry Review, Vinyl, Four Way Review, Transom, New Orleans Review, Nailed Magazine and others. Danielle has received scholarships to travel to Patmos Island, Greece to study poetry, as well as grants from Poets & Writers and the Ashaki M. Jackson No Barriers Grant from the Women Who Submit. She is the inaugural winner of the Editor's Prize from Mary Magazine and the Editor's Choice Award from The Mas Tequila Review. She has performed on stages all over Southern California including the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Danielle holds bachelor's degrees in Women's and Gender Studies and Creative Writing from the University of Redlands and is an alumna of the Community of Writers. She is currently working on a manuscript of poems about misogyny and the Internet. You can find her on her website or follow her on Instagram, Tiktok, and LinkedIn. Also, check out The Poetry Lab website or follow The Poetry Lab Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Goodreads. In this episode Danielle Mitchell and Lori discuss: Adding emotional stakes to poems to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. The magic of tapping into things you don't understand. Her annotative document process. Plus, her #1 tip for writers. For more info and show notes: diymfa.com/456
Expressing imagination through storytelling.
Sometimes our students experience big feelings and they're not always equipped on how to cope or even express how they feel. A great way to teach your students about SEL and create an open dialogue within your classroom is through literacy. On today's episode, I have guest expert Andrea Burns to show how to use SEL to boost reading and writing skills.Andrea Burns is extremely passionate about all things bookish! This includes children's literature, the smell of a brand new book, or adding new picture and chapter books to her already full bookshelf. Andrea lives in Kansas and works as a book buyer for a local bookstore. She has a Masters of Science in Curriculum & Instruction and loves to continually learn new things! Andrea's passion about social emotional learning and her advocacy for SEL and literature has been featured on Good Morning America. Andrea's debut book is called Failure Friday, which is published through National Center for Youth Issues. Andrea is expecting her first child in March and can't wait to make her little one an avid reader!Since Andrea is a lover of all books, especially related to SEL, she talks openly about the importance of having conversations revolving around a students' social emotional well being. In order to prioritize this in your classroom, Andrea shares ways to incorporate SEL to boost reading and writing skills with your students. Each tip is simple, quick, and achievable, no matter how much time you have. As we know, SEL is a big topic that can encompass so many feelings and emotions. By using books, it helps create connections with your students, their peers, and can be relatable to everyone. Using SEL to boost reading and writing skills fosters open and shared discussions in your classroom that teaches students essential skills that can be utilized as they navigate life. Show Notes: https://theliteracydive.com/episode126Resources Mentioned:Join the Writing Made Simple MembershipMonthly Writing Prompts Free SampleCheck out Andrea's book Failure FridayEpisode 120, What is SEL and How do I Implement it in my Classroom? with Rachel DavisConnect with me:Check out my TpT StoreSubscribe to my E-mail listInstagram PostsBlog PostsFacebook PostsIf you are enjoying The Literacy Dive Podcast, please follow, leave a rating, and a helpful review! It is much appreciated and thank you for listening!
Milla Holt joins Narelle, Valerie, and Elizabeth to talk about the ins and outs of writing books set in international locations and what we love about reading books that are set internationally. Books discussed include: Helsinki Sunrise by Marion Ueckermann Poles Apart by Marion Ueckermann Manila Marriage App by Jan Elder Forget Paris by Autumn Macarthur Falling for the Foe by Milla Holt Books by Tope Omotosho
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