Podcasts about sife

Muži za pultem spolu byli v kině, navštívili novinářskou projekci nového filmu Jiřího Mádla Vlny. Sife formulují všelijaké výhrady, ale na konci slzička ukápla, to zas jo. Taky si přečetli novelu Mít a být od vlámského autora Dimitriho Verhulsta, je o smrti, je misantropická a je vtipná. Film Past někdejší režisérské hvězdy M. Night Shyamalana podle nich hezky ilustruje prazvláštní oblouk kariéry toho tvůrce. Je to hodně specifickým způsobem zábavné dílo, Oscara za scénář nebo za režii za něj autor zcela jistě nedostane, ale vyprofiloval se jím jako nadějný adept ceny pro otce roku, pokud taková existuje. Debatovaná díla: The Way of the Wind (režie: Terrence Malick), Vlny (režie: Jiří Mádl), Christopher Owens: I Think About Heaven, Dimitri Verhulst: Mít a být, Past (režie: M. Night Shyamalan), Animotion: Obsession Celý podcast sledujte na http://www.Echoprime.cz X: http://twitter.com/echo24cz Facebook: http://twitter.com/echo24cz

Dr. Salva recommends co-creating text with newcomer students. It is no-prep and high return on investment. Key for accelerating language acquisition is to reuse that text! This episode is full of ideas for what teachers can do to support language acquisition through the re-purposing of co-created text.

Emily Francis (@EmilyFranESL), author of If You Only Knew: Letters from an Immigrant Student joins Dr. Carol Salva (@DrCarolSalva) to discuss Free Voluntary Reading with Newcomers and her own journey.

Dr. Salva reflects on holding our nSewcomers in high regard and teach them what to day when they don't know what to say. Language is not a cognitive issue. We need this important strategy so that everyone can be included and participate. But some things can go wrong when they don't speak the target language yet.

Are you ready?? In some parts of the world, we are already in Back-to-School PD!  So, as we do every year, we are sharing top tips for the New Arrival classroom & how they may look in the current reality. Carol Salva talks about the 2021-2022 school year with Stephen Hurley on a LIVE Boosting Achievement episode and that show is a big chunk of this podcast episode. 

Carol Salva (@MsSalvaC) & Stephen Hurley (@Stephen_Hurley) are joined by special guest Dr. Margaret Aisichovich (@MAisicovich). Dr. Aisicovich is a PhD, author, former ESL educator, former principal and more. Her research is important to our thinking about how prepared we feel to support SLIFE (Students with Limited or Interrupted Formal Education). This show offers an opportunity to reflect on the capability of SLIFE and the impact we can have as teachers, administrators, and educational organizations.

What supports can a designated immigrant/refugee program provide for students and families that go beyond what a typical school or district may be providing? After the past year of interrupted learning, what can we learn from educators who have worked with SIFE students and newcomers - particularly when it comes to social-emotional needs? How are refugees actively benefiting or improving the communities they are in, and in turn how can community partnerships play a vital role in supporting refugee students and families? We discuss these questions and much more with Rebecca Masters. Rebecca Masters is a Senior Youth Coordinator for New American Pathways, an Atlanta based nonprofit with the mission of Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive. Their vision is for new Americans in metro Atlanta to become successful, contributing, and welcomed members of Georgia's communities. They fulfill these goals by offering the most comprehensive, fully integrated continuum of services targeted to meet the specific needs of refugees and other immigrants in Georgia. Our conversation with Rebecca focuses on educational services that supplement the amazing work schools are doing to support their newcomers. Special thanks to Julie Allen of International Community School in Clarkston, GA for introducing us to Rebecca. You can find additional resources and episode takeaways on our ELL Community page at ellevationeducation.com/ellcommunity. If you haven't done so already, we invite you to join our ELL Community while you're there so you get weekly resources, strategies and tips from that you can use right away. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highest-aspirations/message

From pre-K to high school to college, the COVID-19 pandemic has had an unprecedented impact on nearly all aspects of American education. One field of research, however, may offer some insight into its potential impacts on students. In a new article, University of Virginia researcher Chris Chang-Bacon draws on years of research into Students with Interrupted Formal Education, or SIFE, and offers lessons for educators working to support students following a year of disruption and disconnection. Chang-Bacon joins CPRE Knowledge Hub managing editor Keith Heumiller to discuss his work and some evidence-backed recommendations for policymakers, school leaders, researchers and other stakeholders attempting to navigate a post-COVID world. He also discusses how supports used during the pandemic can be preserved for future generations of SIFE students.

Carol Salva (@MsSalva) shares a really touching story about how, with the help of her SIFE, they were able to transform learning for students by creating a meaningful context to learn. To purchase her Boosting Achievement book, you can visit this link https://amzn.to/2IuBSD2.Articles mentioned in the conversation:https://www.empoweringells.com/22-creating-context/https://www.empoweringells.com/25-sociocultural-context/https://seidlitzblog.org/2019/03/27/qsssa-more-than-turn-talk/  To learn more about one of Tan’s courses, go to https://www.empoweringells.com/courses/You can connect with Tan on Twitter at @TanKHuynh  

Hannah Benson talks with Carol Salva about how to get students with gaps in their education reading and writing quickly. Orly Clapholz describes one school that created a system for their SIFE population--and discusses the need for a national educational protocol for SIFE.

Valentina Gonzalez is a former teacher who has served 20+ years in education in her own classroom, as a district facilitator for English learners, a professional development specialist for ELs and as an educational consultant. Her work's primary focus has been on literacy, culture, and language. Valentina delivers professional development and coaches teachers on sheltered instruction strategies. She works with teachers of ELs to support language and literacy instruction. She also writes for Seidlitz Education and on the popular MiddleWeb blog. Listen to her share her passion for her work, for celebrating the uniqueness of each learner, and why you have to be brave.

#6. Empathize!!   Sindhu kalyanasundaram is the founder and Chief mentor at ignite akademi where she helps organizations enhance the effectiveness of their People Capital.   Armed with rich Business, Strategy and Consulting experience in India and the United Kingdom, an MBA in marketing and information technology from SP Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai, Sindhu brings the real time corporate world into her training programmes.     This episode sindhu talks about her journey as a business analyst and shares her insights on becoming a better communicator.   Time stamps:   03:22 A journey of thousand miles 05:14 Cultural differences and learnings 07:17 Representing India in SIFE worldcup 08:37 Hats a business analyst wears. 13:21 How to be a better communicator? 16:15 Persuasive communication 18:59 Challenges sindhu faced. 20:14 Key behind getting into India's top business schools 21:32 Diverse backgrounds in MBA 23:14 Tips to an MBA student 23:57 Avenues after MBA 25:29 How Sindhu learnt what's was expected from her? 27:18 Understanding one's own strengths 29:07 Transition readiness 31:41 Sindhu's favorite value 32:35 Saying NO? No more difficult. 34:04 Assertiveness attitude 34:47 How reading 15 mins a day could help? 37:00 How to provide feedback? 38:44 Leadership 39:43 Sindhu back in the 20's 40:24 Learnings from communities 41:30 Spread the tiny iota of happiness       Learn more about Sindhu kalyanasundaram at www.igniteakademi.com and https://womenentrepreneursindia.com/sindhu.php?fbclid=IwAR0Q8pSutyUI38hhJ1WxfLG-ECtVSjZ7OuiIiLoQrtOqtgEUuEDf_76P754   Make sure that you subscribe rate and review. If you like this show pls tell your friends and help me spread the greatness. Pls send your feedback about the show and the guests you would wish to have in further episodes by posting a message on college career connect page on Linkedin, facebook or Instagram or mail us at collegecareerconnect@gmail.com. Music credits: https://www.purple-planet.com

Carol Slava is an author, consultant, EL trainer and coach, and podcaster. She speaks and writes on Boosting Achievement, the name of her book and podcast. You can learn more about her work through her website: http://salvac.edublogs.org/

Carol and Emily debrief their conversation with Newcomers and SIFE learners and discuss what teachers can be doing to shine a light on what is possible for them.

Carol and Emily debrief their conversation with Newcomers and SIFE learners and discuss what teachers can be doing to shine a light on what is possible for them.

What does rigor mean for students with interrupted formal education (SIFE)? How do we recognize and leverage the experiences newcomers bring to improve the education of all students? Why is it important that educators embrace a mindset that constantly challenges beliefs about students and what they are capable of? We discuss these topics and much more in our conversation with Carol Salva. Carol is a former elementary educator and has most recently taught newcomer English Language Development in both high school and middle school. She is also a consultant with Seidlitz Education, where she specializes in using researched-based sheltered strategies to teach grade-level content to unschooled/under-schooled language learners. With proven success including these students in content area classes, Carol is able to support teachers to make these efforts practical and to the betterment of the general population. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/highest-aspirations/message

In this episode, Carol reflects on the reading class for Students with interrupted formal education (SIFE) experiences.You can read more about the show at: http://salvac.edublogs.org/2017/10/30/ba-podcast-episode-7-reflections-on-the-reading-class-for-sife/

In this episode, Carol reflects on the reading class for Students with interrupted formal education (SIFE) experiences.You can read more about the show at: http://salvac.edublogs.org/2017/10/30/ba-podcast-episode-7-reflections-on-the-reading-class-for-sife/

 “Together for Humanity – Telling Stories to Heal Conflict” This SEMINAR explores several practical techniques and story treatments that Donna has successfully used over the years through her work with communities in conflict, and in response to cross cultural misunderstandings. … Continue reading →

Guess who's back from a leave of absence? That's right, you guessed it, Jayski returns, along with special guest Montana from BET's new series Ink Paper Scissors and More!!!

Brennan Mobley and Dr. John Gonas discuss Belmont's Enactus Team (formerly SIFE) and their world championship win in 2012. Produced by StoryCorps and Belmont University with interviews recorded by StoryCorps, a national nonprofit whose mission is to provide Americans of all backgrounds and beliefs with the opportunity to record, share, and preserve the stories of our lives. www.storycorps.org.

The Unimelb SIFE team were finalists in the Championship round at the National SIFE conference. Listen here to a sample of their presentation to 45 judges and assembled guests at the Grand Hyatt in Melbourne in July 2012

Featured guest: Suzi Potts, Director - Recruiting, Southern Wine & Spirits and Becky Nogueira, Global Talent Acquisition Manager from Sealed Air Corporation. Have a question for Suzi or Becky? Email careerconnections@sife.org or tweet using the hashtag #SIFEcc!Next show: TBAWe're taking a break this summer. Enjoy your internship, summer job or a little fun in the sun.  Remember, you can download SIFE Career Corner podcasts for FREE via iTunes. Just login to iTunes, click Podcasts and search "SIFE Career Corner."

Featured guest: Suzi Potts, Director - Recruiting, Southern Wine & Spirits and Becky Nogueira, Global Talent Acquisition Manager from Sealed Air Corporation. Have a question for Suzi or Becky? Email careerconnections@sife.org or tweet using the hashtag #SIFEcc!Next show: TBAWe're taking a break this summer. Enjoy your internship, summer job or a little fun in the sun.  Remember, you can download SIFE Career Corner podcasts for FREE via iTunes. Just login to iTunes, click Podcasts and search "SIFE Career Corner."

Featured guest: Levey Williams, Recruiter - Campus Relations for Walmart Stores, Inc.  His areas of responsibility include hiring for Information Systems Division (ISD or IT) full-time and Summer Corporate Internships. Have a question for Levey? Send it to careerconnections@sife.org or tweet using the hashtag #SIFEcc. We'd love to hear from you!Next show: May 15 11:30AM CST.

Featured guest: Levey Williams, Recruiter - Campus Relations for Walmart Stores, Inc.  His areas of responsibility include hiring for Information Systems Division (ISD or IT) full-time and Summer Corporate Internships. Have a question for Levey? Send it to careerconnections@sife.org or tweet using the hashtag #SIFEcc. We'd love to hear from you!Next show: May 15 11:30AM CST.

Have a question for regarding career advice? Email careerconnections@sife.org. Twitter hashtag: #SIFEcc.This week's featured recruiter is:Kim Gulbranson, HR Director, Cintas CorporationHave a suggestion to improve the show? Email careerconnections@sife.org and let us know!Next show: May 1 at 11:30AM CST

Have a question for regarding career advice? Email careerconnections@sife.org. Twitter hashtag: #SIFEcc.This week's featured recruiter is:Kim Gulbranson, HR Director, Cintas CorporationHave a suggestion to improve the show? Email careerconnections@sife.org and let us know!Next show: May 1 at 11:30AM CST

Join Kirk Baumann, Senior Director, Career Connections for SIFE USA for a special message regarding the SIFE USA regional and national career fairs.  We'll keep it short and to the point, giving you a few quick tips to maximize your experience to land the job!Next show: April 17, 2012 at 11:30am CST

Join Kirk Baumann, Senior Director, Career Connections for SIFE USA for a special message regarding the SIFE USA regional and national career fairs.  We'll keep it short and to the point, giving you a few quick tips to maximize your experience to land the job!Next show: April 17, 2012 at 11:30am CST

 Have a question for regarding career advice? Email careerconnections@sife.org. Twitter hashtag: #SIFEcc.This week's featured recruiters are:Deb Allen, Lead Sales Recruiter - 3M CompanySara Plinska, Senior Recruiter - South - Sam's ClubHave a suggestion to improve the show? Email careerconnections@sife.org and let us know!Next show: April 3 at 11:30AM CST. 

 Have a question for regarding career advice? Email careerconnections@sife.org. Twitter hashtag: #SIFEcc.This week's featured recruiters are:Deb Allen, Lead Sales Recruiter - 3M CompanySara Plinska, Senior Recruiter - South - Sam's ClubHave a suggestion to improve the show? Email careerconnections@sife.org and let us know!Next show: April 3 at 11:30AM CST. 

Blue Ridge’s SIFE (Students in Free Enterprise) team has done it again!  They are the champions in a nationwide SIFE competition.  We’ve produced a video podcast to highlight their achievements. To download the file to your hard drive, click here. Or, you can view it online in the player below. [wpvideo FkrG8dtA]