Podcasts about Riverview High School

Noah Patell, a 15-year-old from Tampa, Florida, attends Riverview High School, where he plays as a wide receiver for the football team. His impressive achievements include being a 2-time 7v7 tournament champion, 2-time Florida State Pop Warner champion, and 2-time national Pop Warner runner-up.Noah's love for football began when he watched Jarvis Landry play for the Miami Dolphins, inspiring him to pursue the sport with passion. His dad and the people around him push him to compete at his best every day, motivating him to excel. He studies the routes and techniques of players like Jarvis Landry and Cooper Kupp, striving to perfect his own game to match their level. One of his proudest moments is competing for a national championship with his team, an experience that fuels his drive for success.When it comes to handling pressure, Noah takes deep breaths and focuses on the excitement of making big plays, showcasing his calm and determined mindset on and off the field. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/kalling-plays-with-kailey/support

Alex Harris is a grade 12 student at Riverview High School.

CBC Music in association with MusiCounts, the charity of the Juno Awards, challenges music educators from across Canada to teach their students a Canadian song from our list. The CBC judges then choose the winners. Riverview High School entered the contest so we spoke with some of the performers.

Alex Harris is a student at Riverview High School.

Alex Harris is a grade 11 student at Riverview High School.

Darcy Phillips, Adrien Obrien and Alex Harris are students at Riverview High School.

Students from Riverview High School and parents in Woodstock, NB, share their views of the provincial government's review of policy 713. The policy is meant to provide a safe space at schools for students who are LGBTQ+. The kelp harvesting business expands in NS. And on the phone-in: Barry Walker on heat pumps.

My Daughter is Playing in the Regional Championship Varsity Football State Playoff Game Tomorrow Night.  Why Not?  A coach who had a huge impact on my life is a man named Von Shepherd.  He touched me in many ways at a window of time when I needed him most.  He taught me several quotes and lines and phrases.  He had a simple two-word question that I remembered today being out on the field at Riverview High School today at the annual Thanksgiving practice.  Von would say to me "Why Not?"   Raising our belief, taking the time to dream, and being inspired by those around us.  And when our kid inspires, it's a whole different story.  Let this podcast be a reminder that a beautiful piece of art doesn't need a description.  Inspiration works the same way.  We need to be open to awe.  Happy Thanksgiving!  Dr. Dan   ------   Dr. Dan is a clinical & sports psychologist, author, and a national speaker on anxiety and neuroscience [for 10 years].  He has worked with olympic training athletes, cross fit National Champions, world champion power lifters, professional baseball players, college swimmers, tennis players, D1 football players, soccer athletes, gymnasts and lots of youth athletes in all kinds of sports. Dr Dan has combined his unique interests in parenting, overcoming fears, excellence in sports and preventing burnout and produces value for every parent and for every individual who want to face their fears head on.  See his work at Amazon with his latest books! For more information on his sky diving therapy group or therapy for anxiety, see his practice website at www.danvaningen.com

High School Sports have a long history of downtown rivals and this was evident this past week in Riverview Florida. I've had the pleasure of working with both East Bay High School and Riverview High School - both are situated a few miles apart. Before the season started, both teams had their Football Team Pictures and Individual images taken - where the studio was transported to both schools. Historically, the teams would go out to the field sit on bleachers and you're at the mercy of all 80 players ready at once and also the weather cooperating. Both sessions this summer with the teams, it stormed as we were already inside. I'm often asked, what makes our photos different from others. - The answer is simple, we continually focus on ways to create an image that feels top quality and something that could also be present in a magazine or a graphic that you would see on ESPN. The other part of our editing process is, at times not everyone can make photo day. The edits are done, so in the event the unforeseen occcurs and a student misses the session, we can coordinate with the parent and coach a time to get image completed. This happened recently due to an injury, post team photos the parent and student came to the studio and we did their images. I was able to add the student into the team photo before delivery to the team and we didn't miss a beat.

Abbey Steen, Ashlyn Bourgeois, Dyllan Gill and Kristen Girouard are dragon boat racers from Riverview High School.

Jonna Brewer dropped in to visit Ian Fogerty and some of his students at Riverview High School to learn more about Project Leo.

Coach Giarmo is currently the QB Coach at Riverview High School, Riverview MI. Prior to that he was the Head Coach at Ann Arbor Father Gabriel Richard High School. Also assistant jobs at Gibraltar Carlson and Zeeland West High School. Speaker at 2021 MHSFCA Clinic on Power T Football and program building.

Charlotte Love is a teacher at Riverview High School. Teagan Tays is in grade 11.

This week Nick Averwater talks about Hosting a Fall Beginner Band Concert with Jocelyn Hembruch and Tyler Hart, both from Desoto Central Middle School in Southaven, MS, and Trey Reely, who retired in 2019 after 23 years as middle school and high school Band Director in Paragould, AR, and 11 years at Riverview High School in Searcy, AR. This Conversation was recorded October 12, 2021.

ISTE REWIND: In this special edition of Learning Unleashed, we air a panel discussion about the silver linings our guests found in the pandemic, the new possibilities they discovered, the myths and misconceptions that were shattered during pandemic teaching, and reasons to be excited and inspired about the school year ahead. Follow on Twitter: @rdene915 @NicolRHoward @ISTE @mrhooker @timneedles @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork Nicole R. Howard, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the School of Education at the University of Redlands. She has served as co-chair of ISTE's Digital Equity Network. Her research foci are equitable uses of technology in K-16 classrooms, STEM education opportunities and achievement, and teacher education concerns. She's a co-author of the ISTE books Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for the K-12 Classroom and Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for Teacher Prep Programs. Tim Needles is an artist, writer, performer, and educator from Port Jefferson, New York. He has been teaching art and media at Smithtown School District in New York for more than twenty years as well as serving as an adjunct college professor. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, the Columbus Museum of Art, the Norman Rockwell Museum, the Alexandria Museum of Art, the Katonah Museum of Art, the Cape Cod Museum of Art, and The George Washington University Museum. He is the recipient of the ISTE Technology in Action Award, the ISTE Arts and Technology Network Creativity Award, the National Art Educators Association AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and the Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award at the National Gallery of Art. He has served as a National Geographic Certified Teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator, and an Adobe Education Leader, as well as a TEDx speaker. Michele Eaton is the director of virtual and blended learning for the MSD of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and the district's various blended initiatives and programs, from elementary to adult education. Eaton is a Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) Certified Education Technology Leader (CETL) and 2016 Next Generation Leader, 2018 EdWeek Leader to Learn From, president-elect of the ISTE Online Learning Network, conference chair for Indiana Connected Educators (an ISTE affiliate), member of the EdTech Heroes and moderator for the #INeLearn chat. Rachelle Dene Poth is a Spanish and STEAM: What's nExT in Emerging Technology Teacher at Riverview High School in Oakmont, PA. Rachelle is also an attorney with a Juris Doctor degree from Duquesne University School of Law and a Master's in Instructional Technology. Rachelle is an ISTE Certified Educator and serves as the past president of the ISTE Teacher Education Network. She was recently named one of 30 K-12 IT Influencers to follow in 2021.

ISTE REWIND: In this special edition of Learning Unleashed, we air a panel discussion about the silver linings our guests found in the pandemic, the new possibilities they discovered, the myths and misconceptions that were shattered during pandemic teaching, and reasons to be excited and inspired about the school year ahead. Follow on Twitter: @rdene915 @NicolRHoward @ISTE @mrhooker @timneedles @jonHarper70bd @bamradionetwork Nicole R. Howard, Ph.D., is an assistant professor in the School of Education at the University of Redlands. She has served as co-chair of ISTE's Digital Equity Network. Her research foci are equitable uses of technology in K-16 classrooms, STEM education opportunities and achievement, and teacher education concerns. She's a co-author of the ISTE books Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for the K-12 Classroom and Closing the Gap: Digital Equity Strategies for Teacher Prep Programs. Tim Needles is an artist, writer, performer, and educator from Port Jefferson, New York. He has been teaching art and media at Smithtown School District in New York for more than twenty years as well as serving as an adjunct college professor. His work has been featured on NPR, in the New York Times, the Columbus Museum of Art, the Norman Rockwell Museum, the Alexandria Museum of Art, the Katonah Museum of Art, the Cape Cod Museum of Art, and The George Washington University Museum. He is the recipient of the ISTE Technology in Action Award, the ISTE Arts and Technology Network Creativity Award, the National Art Educators Association AET Outstanding Teaching Award, and the Robert Rauschenberg Power of Art Award at the National Gallery of Art. He has served as a National Geographic Certified Teacher, a PBS Digital Innovator, and an Adobe Education Leader, as well as a TEDx speaker. Michele Eaton is the director of virtual and blended learning for the MSD of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and the district's various blended initiatives and programs, from elementary to adult education. Eaton is a Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) Certified Education Technology Leader (CETL) and 2016 Next Generation Leader, 2018 EdWeek Leader to Learn From, president-elect of the ISTE Online Learning Network, conference chair for Indiana Connected Educators (an ISTE affiliate), member of the EdTech Heroes and moderator for the #INeLearn chat. Rachelle Dene Poth is a Spanish and STEAM: What's nExT in Emerging Technology Teacher at Riverview High School in Oakmont, PA. Rachelle is also an attorney with a Juris Doctor degree from Duquesne University School of Law and a Master's in Instructional Technology. Rachelle is an ISTE Certified Educator and serves as the past president of the ISTE Teacher Education Network. She was recently named one of 30 K-12 IT Influencers to follow in 2021

Sophia Page is a grade 12 student at Riverview High School.

Meet a Grade 11 student at Riverview High School who caught the attention of the tech giant - Google. Jack Mugridge participated in something called Project Villager, he was invited to Googleplex in California, and now, corresponds regularly with members of the Google team.

Louis Philippe Theriault is a former RCMP member in Moncton.

Constable Hans Ouellette is the spokesperson for the New Brunswick RCMP. Ann Seamans is the mayor of Riverview.

Students in a yoga class at Riverview High School are writing letters and reaching out to seniors at McNair Manor this holiday season. We speak with three of the students involved.

Scott Manze and Pat Sitkins return with another episode of "Dolphin Tales" pres. by Baptist Health: - Ivin Gunder ('00), men's basketball alum and principal at Riverview High School (2:28) - Corey Romich, senior men's basketball player (25:50)

Writing Matters with Dr. Troy Hicks is a Writable podcast. Learn how to grow great writers at https://www.writable.com/ Like and subscribe to Writing Matters on: ∙ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2HcOcaP ∙ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2XA5wwl ∙ Soundcloud: bit.ly/2SFbrwr ∙ Google Play: https://bit.ly/2SOrUOM ∙ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/writable/writing-matters Learn more about Dr. Troy Hicks at hickstro.org and follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/hickstro About Rachelle Dene Poth: Rachelle is a Spanish and STEAM: What’s nExT in Emerging Technology Teacher at Riverview High School in Oakmont, PA. She is also an attorney and has a Master’s Degree in Instructional Technology. She has presented at conferences such as ISTE, FETC, ASCD, iNACOL, PETE&C, TCEA and Rewire on technology and more ways to benefit student learning. She is the President of the ISTE Teacher Education Network and the Communications Chair for the ISTE Mobile Learning Network. During the ISTE 2019 Conference, she received the Making IT Happen Award. She also received a Presidential Gold Award forher volunteer service to education in 2018 and 2019. She was selected as the 2017 Outstanding Teacher of the Year by PAECT (the Pennsylvania Association for Educational Communications in Technology, the PA affiliate of ISTE) and by the NSBA as one of the "20 to watch" educators. She is proud to be a Buncee Ambassador, Edmodo Certified Trainer, Nearpod Certified Educator and PioNear, Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert, and Google Certified Levels I and II. She is the author of 'In Other Words: Quotes that push our thinking," from EduMatch, "The Future is Now: Looking Back to Move Ahead," published by Edugladiators, and "Unconventional." She has three additional books that will be available in 2020, one from ISTE and two others in progress. She has contributed to several books including Education Write Now Volume 3, “Snapshot in Education", “Gamify Literacy” from ISTE and "Stories in EDU." I blog for Getting Smart, DefinedSTEM and NEO LMS. For more information on Rachelle Dene Poth: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Rdene915 Blog: https://rdene915.com/ Website: https://sites.google.com/view/rachelledenepoth/about-me Books: https://www.amazon.com/Rachelle-Dene-Poth/e/B01N1WWDQA?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1599424918&sr=8-1 **************************************************** Join the Writable community: ∙ Twitter: https://twitter.com/getwritable ∙ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/getwritable/ ∙ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/writable ∙ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/getwritable/ ∙ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/getwritable/ ∙ Medium: https://medium.com/writable

Everyone's getting an education into online learning these days. We hear about a new online support program for students with Down Syndrome from Lynn LeVattte, assistant professor in the Education Department at CBU, Max Murphy, a Grade 10 at Riverview High School, and Kim Long from Sydney River.

Armand Doucet teaches humanities at Riverview High School and is keeping a blog about teaching during the pandemic.

Jared Budd joins us for Episode 3 of On Guard For Three. Jared is a former NBIAA All-Star at Riverview High School, 2nd team All-Star at the U-17 National Championship, Defensive Player of the Year at both Acadia and UPEI, & an MVP at St. Thomas as a seniorJared has coached Junior Varsity & Senior boys, as well as Basketball New Brunswick's U-16 team, and he is currently the Senior Girls coach at Harrison Trimble High School, as well as a coach with Sweat Academy off season development camp.We make the odd decision to plug OTHER podcasts and basketball writers we enjoy (3:00), how immersing ourselves in the game the way we do affects coaching (10:00), my favourite Jared Budd move (18:00), the “win by seven” games he played with his older brother (21:00), the quality of basketball in Nova Scotia versus NB (22:30), Jared and Brock have some issues with new rules governing local leagues (29:30), coaching girls versus boys (36:30) and bringing out toughness in players in general. The funniest coach Jared ever had (41:00), when Jared fell in love with the game (48:00), the sad…SAD state of his Knicks-fandom (51:00)We address the Masai to Knicks rumours, (58:00), the NBA trade deadline (67:00), and, given the fact that the deadline is now passed, feel free to laugh at our bold deadline predictions (83:00)

The MTV network is popular for its reality show, and among them, Siesta Key ranks quite good. The group of eight adults gathering and staying in one place is a trend that was once followed by Floribama Shore. The main reason for its popularity is the love triangles and romantic life of all full of dramas. Brandon Gomes is one of the cast members.Brandon Gomes’ hometown is in Sarasota, Florida. He holds American citizenship and is of mixed ethnicity. The 22 years old TV star is also a model and musician. His zodiac sign is Taurus. He started modeling when he was 16 years old, and now he is one of the ranked models. He is Sarasota native and went to Riverview High School.Follow Brandon Gomes on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/_brandongomes/Brandon Gomes Music:https://fanlink.to/leftcoast

Colonel Ben Knisely grew up in the small town of Osprey, Florida, just a few miles south of here.  He graduated from Riverview High School.  He entered military service following his graduation from the University of South Florida, in Tampa and 28 years later, retired from the US Army at the rank of Colonel.    A couple notable aspects of his career that I would like to share with you in this introduction is that during a tour of duty in Viet Nam, the then, First Lieutenant Ben Knisely, while piloting a UH-1 MEDEVAC helicopter was shot down by an enemy missile in the Ah Shaw Valley over enemy territory and severely wounded in the crash.  He and his co-pilot were listed as MIA in April 1968 and were subsequently rescued by a very highly publicized heroic and daring mission executed by the Army’s famous 101st Airborne Division. The details of the harrowing escape and evasion actions by Lt. Knisely and his copilot, and the subsequent and successful rescue efforts by a small special Operations team was captured in a book  by Peter Dorland, called DUSTOFF 65, published in 1974.  The Infantry Lieutenant, who led the famous and heroic rescue effort directly into the face of the enemy, was recommended for the Congressional Medal of Honor.  After 9 months of hospitalization, Knisely not only petitioned to stay on active duty, but re-qualified to fly MEDEVAC helicopters, and did so for the remaining years of his Army career…..In his last tour of duty; he served on the special staff of General H. Norman Schwarzkopf during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.  Ben hides his physical scars of combat well.  Clothing covers the skin disfigurement of his burns, and you will Hardly notice the limp of his prosthetic left ankle and foot, but he admits that he suffers from PTSD, for the haunting dreams of his combat shoot-down event almost 50 years ago still come back now and then, and for that invisible wound, he will be the first to tell you that there is no cure.    Colonel Knisely now lives in Sarasota, Fl.  He currently serves on the Board of Directors of a Wounded Warrior organization called Operation Second Chance.  He is also on the Board of Directors of the Sarasota Military Academy, and is the Military and Veterans Liaison Officer for the Sarasota County Sheriffs Office.   His list of military awards and decorations are far too numerous for me to read to you … He is a named member of the elite Order of Dedalions and in 2013 Ben was inducted into the US Army’s Medical Aviation Hall of Fame. 

Emma Flaishans will be going into her senior year at Riverview High School and she decided she was going to stand out from all of her fellow students when it came to Senior Pics. Emma and her family have been season ticket holders for four seasons. Their whole basement is the Lions Den. Covered in memorabilia and autographed jerseys, Emma took he love for the Honolulu Blue and silver to the next level when she decided to put a sign together encouraging the team and coaches to show up for her senior pictures at Ford Field. Sam Martin and Romeo Okwara came through the tunnel to surprise her! Well done Emma!

On today's episode, we have Ruth Arseneault. Ruth is in her eighteenth year as a full-time teacher, although she has been teaching for thirty years - five years of that was as a substitute teacher which is kind of amazing. Ruth graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education from St. Thomas University in Fredericton, New Brunswick. She earned a Master of Arts in Literature from Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario. She has been teaching English 11 and 12 for the past ten years at Riverview High School in New Brunswick, Canada. Before that, she taught Theatre Arts and has produced and directed numerous plays.  -Ruth’s journey in becoming a teacher -Amateur acting -Theater Arts Teacher -Thoughts on the introversion  -Stress at work and talking with a psychologist. -Hand Work & Creative Outlets -Getting students (especially boys)  life-long readers -The effect of a father reading -What successful looks like to Ruth   “There is no perfect administrator because people are human…” -Scariest thing Ruth has ever done -Habit that Ruth wants to get started again -Ann Davies - Canadian Researcher  -Do one thing and stick to it -Bringing our own ideas to the profession, and relying less on the internet -Ruth’s typical day -What is a fiddlehead?  -42 Fun Facts about New Brunswick -Nighttime winding down -Favorite Smartphone App -Finding a mentor or support group through twitter -Books to gift -Favorite quote Items discussed throughout episode  “Deep Work” by Cal Newport   Podcasts  & App mentioned in the show Talks with Teachers by Brian Sztabnik CBC Radio Voxer Books and Links mentioned in the show  “Quiet” – Susan Cain “Indian Horse” by Richard Wagamese “A Long Way Gone” by Ismael Beah “Someone knows my name” by Lawrence Hill “Seven Myths about Education” by Daisy Christodoulou The Learning Spy (website) 42 Fun Facts about New Brunswick (website) Hack Learning (website) Twitter Chats (website)   Where to find Ruth Ruth’s Twitter Sponsor April Mass Photography ⇐ Get candid & fun photography at 10% off if you mention this podcast ​ Music Song: I dunno (ft. J Lang, Morusque)  Artist: Grapes  Album: ccMixter   Thank you for checking out this episode of the Teacher Tunnel Podcast. Please share these free episodes with friends and colleagues to connect a wider audience. Also, if you haven’t done so already, please take a minute and leave a quick 5-Star review of the show on Apple Podcasts by clicking on the link below. Reviewing the podcast gives us the opportunity to widen our community, in turn, give more value to many.  ​ Click Here to subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click Here to subscribe via Stitcher Click Here for the TuneIn Radio Click Here to subscribe to RSS FEED via Libsyn

The 67th episode of Worst Millennials is here.  You know, 67 is a meaningful number for me.  It was my number when I played football down at Riverview High School in 2006.  That has nothing to do with this episode, I just wanted to share why I like the number 67. This episode focuses on […]

Anthony Mooney, a former assistant football coach from Riverview High School discusses how their board quickly turned their backs on him after saying they were glad to have him on board. About how some minor differences with helping male youth led to his banishment. NOTE: The following segment may contain language the some might find objectionable. Parental discretion is advised.

Aquarium keeping is more than just a great hobby. It also teaches valuable lessons about science, nature, and even careers in aquatics! A perfect example of this can be seen at Riverview High School, in Sarasota, FL, where innovators Katrin Rudge and her colleagues use aquarium systems to teach aquaculture, natural resources, engineering, and business. Riverview High School’s Aquascience Program currently enrolls approximately 250-300 students, and their "Stars to Starfish" program is gearing up to educate not only these high schoolers, but hundreds of visiting grade school students as well. My guests today are Katrin Rudge and her students Matt LaVigna, Wes Robertson, Tyler Fushikoshi. Join us, as we discuss aquariums in the classroom at Riverview High School! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Aquariums in the Classroom: Riverview High School’s Aquascience Program with Dr. Roy Yanong