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While exploring the Lost City of Ezreel, Dwarven warrior Dvergura gets too caught up in her love of stone architecture and drags the young arcanist Tuntemus unwittingly into danger. They must fight their way out, but they have different ideas of how to best do that! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While exploring the Lost City of Ezreel, Dwarven warrior Dvergura gets too caught up in her love of stone architecture and drags the young arcanist Tuntemus unwittingly into danger. They must fight their way out, but they have different ideas of how to best do that! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is sponsored by Stepwell. Andrew Henry is the President of Red Cedar Solutions Group and the creator of Stepwell, a solution that manages all aspects of IDEA Parts B and C. Before founding Red Cedar Solutions Group in 2006, Andrew served as a teacher; school district technology coordinator; education technology researcher; state director for educational data; and chief officer for research and development at a national education laboratory. About Stepwell Stepwell is a collaborative web-based platform providing visibility for all aspects of special education compliance and monitoring at the district, regional, and state levels, including Parts B and C compliance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). Stepwell was created by Red Cedar Solutions Group, a team of former K-12 educators with first-hand experience creating tools to support state monitoring agencies.Stepwell for School DistrictsStepwell Facebook Stepwell Twitter (X) https://stepwelled.com/media/

In this episode, I chat with Andrew Henry from Stepwell. He's passionate about analyzing data and Stepwell does just that. They focus on the Special Education caseload in schools to give educators insight into their Special Education population trends. This is a wonderful conversation into the world of compliance and civil rights. Peep it and see if Stepwell has what your district has been missing. Buen provecho!   Connect With Gabriel Carrillo EdTech Bites Website: https://edtechbites.com EdTech Bites Twitter: https://twitter.com/edtechbites EdTech Bites Instagram: https://instagram.com/edtechbites EdTech Bites Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/edtechbites EdTech Bites YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQCZcyW4BkCFQ5P2BLK61xg About Andrew Henry Andrew Henry is the founder of Red Cedar Solutions Group, the company responsible for building Stepwell, an online platform for managing Special Education compliance and improvement. Andrew is passionate about the value of data and analytics, design thinking and innovation to address some of the most challenging issues confronting society today: educating our children effectively, especially our most vulnerable populations, and managing complex and increasingly rapid change in organizations.   Prior to founding Red Cedar in 2006, Andrew has been a part of the education community in many different roles: •        High School English Teacher •        District Technology Director •        Michigan State University, College of Education, Program Director and Researcher •        State of Michigan, Director of the Center for Educational Performance and Information •        Chief Officer for Research and Development at Learning Point Associates/North Central Regional Education Laboratory Connect With Stepwell Stepwell Website: https://stepwelled.com/ Stepwell On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stepwelled

In this episode, you'll hear from Andrew Henry, CEO of Red Cedar Solutions Group about the power of data in special education. We talk about the impact data has on decision making at the classroom, school and district level. Show notes: https://classtechtips.com/2023/09/29/data-in-special-education-bonus/  Sponsored by Stepwell: https://www.stepwelled.com/  Follow Stepwell on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StepwellEd  Follow Monica on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classtechtips/     

Indore temple stepwell collapse: 12 dead, 19 people rescued, 348 people held during Amritpal crackdown freed, says Punjab govt, Lalit Modi says will take Rahul Gandhi to court over 'fugitive jibe', and other top news in this bulletin.

India has a tradition of great architecture. From palaces to temples, India has the most beautiful and scenic monuments. However, Stepwells are mostly ignored while we discuss these huge buildings. These engineering masterpieces were built to conserve water. Let’s give them their due and acknowledge the vision behind these Stepwells. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We meet Naveen and Rakesh in rural India over 2,000 years ago.

In the finale of the Stepwell podcast, Patrick French talks to the acclaimed director Mira Nair. They start by discussing Mira's beginnings and how her love for theatre eventually led to filmmaking. Mira discusses her connection to Odisha and to Delhi (4:08), why her films have an element of social realism (5:15), why she shifted from documentary making to feature films (6:50) and why no career move should be about stepping stones to a bigger target (12:10). Mira then talks about why filmmaking is a political act (14:40), her work in Kampala, Uganda (17:22) the abundance of female role models in her youth (20:50). Finally she dives in to the shooting of her current film, A Suitable Boy, an adaptation of Vikram Seth's masterpiece (24:00) and how it looks at 1950s post-Independence India (27:20).

6 Jul, 10:00 In the finale of the Stepwell podcast, Patrick French talks to the acclaimed director Mira Nair about why she shifted from documentary film-making to fiction, her adaptation of Vikram Seth's masterpiece 'a Suitable Boy' and whether film-making is a political act.

On the latest episode of the Stepwell podcast, Patrick French and renowned Harvard historian Maya Jasanoff explore themes of globalisation, imperialism, identity and how these factors shape the modern world.

On the latest episode of the Stepwell podcast, Patrick French and renowned Harvard historian Maya Jasanoff explore themes of globalisation, imperialism, identity and how these factors shape the modern world. Jasanoff explains why novelist Joseph Conrad's early life gave him a unique perspective on globalisation and imperialism (1:25), what his writing perspective was ( 7:47) and how Jasanoff has contextualised him in her award-winning book 'The Dawn Watch: Joseph Conrad in a Global World' (10:24). French and Jasanoff then dive into how the spread of liberalism is connected to the spread of the empire (12:18) and why the unification of India was a contentious process (17:35). Last, Jasanoff discusses the book she is currently writing on ancestry, how it impacts society and her own Indian heritage (22:37).  

On Thursday, the BJP-led government under Prime Minister Narendra Modi swept back to power for a second consecutive term. This episode of Stepwell, which was recorded on 20th April while polling was still on, provides an insight into why the 2019 general election was radically different from any other. In the episode, Patrick French talks to Mukulika Banerjee, the Director of the South Asia Centre at the LSE, about why Indians come out to vote (5:37) and why voting itself could be seen as a reinforcement of formal citizenship (9:59). Banerjee discusses EVMs and ways the voting system could be improved (13:05), how political parties have used and misused booth-wise polling data (17:05) and why the 2019 elections were radically different for multiple reasons, including WhatsApp and electoral bonds (18:30). Using her observations in the field, Mukulika accurately predicts why the BJP would make substantial gains in West Bengal (24:10). Finally, they dissect whether India is part of a global trend of rising populist nationalism that can be seen in other liberal democracies such as the USA and UK. (28:10)

On this episode of the Stepwell podcast, Patrick French talks to Shruti Kapila, a Historian at Cambridge University, about how Conservatism can be seen as a disposition rather than an ideology. Kapila details how this disposition has influenced politicians in India for eras, from Gandhi and Tilak to present day Congress.

While Conservatism hasn't emerged as a political ideology in India, it has had a continuing influence on political thinking. On this episode of the Stepwell podcast, Patrick French talks to Shruti Kapila, a Historian at Cambridge University, about how Conservatism can be seen as a disposition rather than an ideology. Why can we consider Gandhi a radical conservative or Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel a statist? Kapila details how this disposition has influenced politicians in India for eras, from Gandhi and Tilak to present day Congress.

Join historian and biographer Patrick French on Stepwell, the Ahmedabad University podcast, as he talks to eminent scholars from around the world, covering a broad range of topics and perspectives that challenge and transform conventional views.

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Anmol is an engineer who wanted to learn more about design. After hitting a wall with Masters programs, she did what any self-respecting engineer would do: tunneled under it. Anmol built a fellowship program (read "15-minute website") and waited for applicants. She found Chris. The pair went to India for a year and founded Stepwell, a design studio that challenges global issues by focusing on the humans that face them.

Intrupta can’t help but interrupt when others are speaking. One day she interrupts a chicken and ends up falling down a wishing well. When she lands in an Indian stepwell she has to overcome an evil rat and swirling phantoms. http://gooptales.com/intrupta Children’s podcast Audio books for kids Children’s stories