Podcasts about underachievement

Ganz viel Potenzial haben und trotzdem nicht erfolgreich sein? Wie äußert sich ein sogenanntes Underachievement bei hochbegabten Erwachsenen und welche Folgen kann das haben?Welche hochbegabungsspezifischen Risikofaktoren und Ursachen gibt es dafür? Und was kann Betroffenen helfen, doch noch erfolgreich persönliche Ziele zu erreichen? In unserem heutigen Gespräch unter Kolleginnen schwingt nebenbei immer auch die Frage mit: Wer sagt eigentlich, dass Hochbegabte überhaupt Hochleistungen bringen müssen?Britta Schmenk und Marie Luise Krohm kennt ihr schon aus Folge 8 zum Thema „Plötzlich hochbegabt?“. Britta ist Diplom-Psychologin mit dem Angebot von Beratung und Naturcoaching für hochbegabte Erwachsene und Marie-Luise ist ebenfalls Diplom-Psychologin, die Coaching und Psychotherapie für späterkannte Hochbegabte anbietet.Zu dritt greifen wir den Wunsch einiger Hörer:innen auf und beleuchten Erfahrungen des wiederholten Scheiterns und des Zurückbleibens hinter eigenen oder fremden Erwartungen, die viele Hochbegabte in unterschiedlich ausgeprägter Form kennen.Und ja, ihr habt richtig gesehen: Begabungslust hat ein neues Icon! Die leuchtende Glühlampe mit Herz findet ihr demnächst auch auf meiner Website und als Erkennungszeichen der neuen Community.Begabungslust Newsletter abonnierenBritta Schmenks WebsiteMarie-Luise Krohms WebsiteAndrea Schwieberts WebsiteMein Buch zu Hochbegabung und BerufMein Buch zu Hochbegabung und LiebeDanke für Schnitt und Technik an Babette Braun

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Thank you Fordham Institute. Dr. Sofoklis Goulas is an economist. He is a Fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of “Underachieving and Underenrolled: Chronically Low-Performing Schools in the Post-Pandemic Era,” published by the Fordham Institute last month.Here is a link of the study: https://fordhaminstitute.org/national/research/underachieving-and-underenrolled-chronically-low-performing-schools-post-pandemic

Thank you Fordham Institute. Dr. Sofoklis Goulas is an economist. He is a Fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of “Underachieving and Underenrolled: Chronically Low-Performing Schools in the Post-Pandemic Era,” published by the Fordham Institute last month.Here is a link of the study: https://fordhaminstitute.org/national/research/underachieving-and-underenrolled-chronically-low-performing-schools-post-pandemic

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In this insightful podcast episode, Sophia welcomes Brianne Hudak, a seasoned educator and current doctoral student specializing in educational leadership, to discuss underachievement among gifted students.  Brianne shares her extensive experience in various educational roles and her dedication to supporting gifted and talented students. The conversation explores the reasons behind gifted underachievement, its impact on mental health, educational strategies to address it, and the long-term effects into adulthood.  - - - - Enjoyed the podcast? Subscribe & leave us a review! 5 stars will do! - - - - We get it. Parenting gifted kids is hard. If you're feeling seen, join the Our Gifted Kids online community for more support. Access our Unpacking Gifted course for a deep understanding of giftedness. Love the podcast? Leave a review, make a one time donation, become a patron or find out more about supporting the podcast.  Subscribe to our newsletter. Download your FREE ebook: Top 10 Parenting Hacks for Parenting Gifted Kids Want to sponsor this podcast or be a guest? Get in touch!   For ebooks, blogs, show notes and more go to www.ourgiftedkids.com - - - - Linktree: @ourgiftedkids Facebook: @ourgiftedkidsonine  Free Facebook Group Instagram: @ourgiftedkids - - - - Stay quirky and see you again soon! - Sophia

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Das Geheimnis bewusster Mütter - Manifestiere deinen Traum von einem entspannten Familienleben https://amzn.to/40XfCsa Verhält sich dein Kind auffällig in der Schule und du findest keine Erklärung dafür? Was, wenn es einfach unterfordert ist?

In der heutigen Episode von "Happy little souls" spreche ich mit Susanne Burzel, Mutter von zwei hochbegabten Kindern und Autorin des Buches „Hochbegabt gescheitert - und neue Türen öffnen sich“. Susanne Burzel teilt ihre bewegende Reise durch die Welt der Hochbegabung. Wir sprechen über die Herausforderungen, denen sie und ihre Familie begegneten, und wie sie durch die Unterstützung von Psychologen und Lehrern die Hochbegabung ihrer Söhne erkannt haben. Ein zentrales Thema dieser Folge ist das Phänomen des Underachievements, das beschreibt, wie hochbegabte Kinder trotz ihres hohen Potenzials in der Schule unterdurchschnittliche Leistungen erbringen können. Wir tauchen tief in die emotionalen und praktischen Hürden ein, die Susanne und ihre Söhne überwinden mussten – von Schulverweigerung über psychosomatische Beschwerden bis hin zu Versuchen, im Schulsystem Gehör und Verständnis zu finden. Neben ihren persönlichen Erlebnissen bietet Susanne wertvolle Einblicke und Ratschläge für Eltern hochbegabter Kinder. Und Susanne erzählt auch von ihrer eigenen Entdeckung der Hochbegabung, ihren Zweifeln und schließlich dem positiven Einfluss dieser Erkenntnis auf ihr Leben.

Du erfährst in dieser Folge: - warum Hochbegabung oft nicht erkannt wird - was Underachievement eigentlich ist und warum das in der Schule nicht verstanden wird - warum Intelligenztests auch fehlerhaft sein können - was Koffein mit Konzentration zu tun haben kann - wieso Medikation als der letzte Ausweg erscheinen kann - weshalb wir Mütter auch immer auf unsere eigene Hochbegabung schauen dürfen Eine persönliche und aufrüttelnde Folge über Kinder, deren Hochbegabung nicht erkannt wird. ZU Susanne Buchlink: https://amzn.to/3UkJux0 Links: https://www.susanneburzel.de https://www.instagram.com/susanne_burzel_autorin/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanne-burzel/

In this episode of the Exceptional Girls podcast, you're invited to listen in as I talk with Brianne Hudak, a veteran educator, about the prevalence of underachievement in gifted and neurodivergent girls.   If you're the parent of a rising tween or middle-school aged exceptional girl, this episode is a must-listen.  Brianne shares:Why underachievement poses unique problems for girlsHow to spot the signs of underachievement, which can look different in girls than boysHow to evaluate learning environments and talk with teachers to set your daughter up for successWhat you can do to support an underachieving girl — and why it's a problem worth prioritizingAbout Brianne HudakBrianne has served in public, private, and charter schools for over 16 years, including teaching gifted and talented students, teaching STEM and theatre classes, and holding several administrative leadership positions. She earned her bachelor's degree in elementary education with a minor in communications and theater, a certification in gifted and talented education, a master's in educational administration and supervision, and she's currently pursuing a doctoral degree in educational leadership. She is an active member of several state, federal, and international organizations serving gifted and exceptional children, including the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children, the National Association for Gifted Children, and the North Carolina Association for the Gifted and She's also the North Caroline state liaison for SENG. A vocal advocate for gifted learners, Brianne is especially passionate about overcoming underachievement in gifted and twice exceptional (2e) girls. About the Exceptional Girls podcastIf you know and care deeply about a girl who learns, thinks, and experiences the world differently, I invite you to journey with me as we learn how we as parents, adults, and role models can help her understand, self-advocate, accept, and love herself — just as she is.To learn more, visit www.exceptionalgirlspodcast.com.

Student underachievement occurs when students' day-to-day class performance is lower than their test scores predict it should be. We read a review of research that shows the causes of underachievement can vary widely. Still, it gives teachers some useful starting points when trying to help a student reach their full potential. Later, we discuss some recent coverage of AI and student cheating. We reflect on how student use of artificial intelligence - whether or not it is teacher-approved - may sit in relation to our classroom values.

In this episode, we chat about handling the sense of underachievement. Something we all feel, at some point in life. If you've ever felt like you're falling short or struggling with a sense of underachievement, this episode provides action steps to redefine your sense of achievement and embrace your journey.The waitlist for the MerryBody Teacher Training Program is now open. Our second cohort will start in March 2024. if you have an inkling that this is maybe for you, we encourage you to join the waitlist so you are first to know about when our early bird opens.This is what we spoke about during the episode Comparison with others can be a trap as it often leads to overlooking your own progress and accomplishments. So it's crucial to set realistic and personalised goals.It's important that we redefine our sense of achievement in terms of personal development, fulfilment and the impact that we make. Rather than the external validation or societal standards.What's your own idea of success? Stop and look at what you see as success and change it if needed. Make sure your goals aren't someone else's goals.Embrace your journey. Act for the sake of the action itself, not for the fruits of your actions.The true magic lies in the day-to-day moments.Check in with your goals and make sure they are realistic.Practise gratitude regularly. Reflect and appreciate what you've already accomplished.Focus on your continuous growth.It's never too late to redefine what happiness and success mean to you!If you loved this episode, we would love to hear from you, send us an email to carla@themerrymakersisters.com or emma@themerrymakersisters.com or message us on our Facebook and Instagram accounts @themerrymakersisters.Always merrymaking,Emma + CarlaP.s if you ever need further help or guidance please contact Lifeline or Beyond Blue. Asking for help is pure courage. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For many gifted children and their parents, schooling can be a confusing, difficult and sometimes lonely journey. How's that even possible? Surely the name says it all, it's a ‘gift'. But the perception of ‘giftedness' and the reality can be vastly different. Parents might anticipate their articulate and very bright toddler will arrive at school and breeze through, only to see the opposite happen!This podcast will help parents identify gifted underachievement and provide practical advice on how to turn things around. Founder of the Gifted and Talented Children's Association of WA Kriss Muskett will share the knowledge she's acquired through decades of research and assisting hundreds of families on their journeys.

Parent intervention and why maths could be the key.

Understanding the social, behavioural and academic differences of your gifted child.

Gifted underachievement is ‘the discrepancy between the expected performance of a gifted student and their actual performance in the classroom'.

Leading psychologist in gifted education, Fiona Smith explains how an IQ test can answer your question

A gifted acedemic explains why your childs educational needs are different.

This Bill Haisten Podcast centers on Oklahoma State and the inability in recent years of four signature sports – wrestling, baseball, men's golf and men's basketball – to consistently flourish at a national level. Underachievement in those programs coincides with a university attempt to raise more than $300 million for new facilities, and it doubles the pressure on Cowboy football to remain a winning program. Related Bill Haisten: As other signature sports falter, pressure doubles on OSU football T. Boone Pickens gives one more gift to OSU: $120 million Bill Haisten: John Smith's mission – closing the 99-point gap between Penn State and OSU The Bill Haisten podcast: The ambitious and aggressive plan that will define the Chad Weiberg era Bill Haisten: The Oklahoma State plan – ‘unrivaled' facilities and no debt OSU announces $325 million athletics master plan that includes new softball stadium, indoor track facility and Gallagher-Iba expansions 'It is remarkable': With the Big 12's future clear, OSU's Chad Weiberg is eager for the new frontier Breaking down OSU's 2023 schedule, which features trips to UCF, Houston and a Bedlam game in Stillwater What to watch for in 2023: OSU's athletic department budget will reach $100 million for the first time Contact us Sports Columnist Bill Haisten: Email | Twitter | Follow his storiesSupport the show: https://tulsaworld.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week on the show we look back at the T20 World Cup final at the MCG, which saw England add another white-ball trophy to their cabinet. Binksy takes us through the game-day experience, then we break down the key moments of the match, featuring Ben Stokes, Sam Curran, Adil Rashid, Babar Azam and Shaheen Shah Afridi.In the second half of the episode, we bring India and New Zealand into the conversation to discuss a number of questions in the aftermath of this tournament:Are England the best all-format team in the world?Are they the greatest white-ball team of all-time?Do India and NZ need to rethink their T20 strategy?Have India underachieved?And is it time for the Black Caps to hit the reset button?We'll be back in your feed again next week to discuss matches from all around the world, as well as our Hall of Fame series. In the meantime, please take the time to give us a like, follow, share or subscribe on all our channels (@toporderpod on Twitter and Facebook, & @thetoporderpodcast on Instagram) and a (5-Star!) review at your favourite podcast provider, or tell a friend to download. It really helps others find the show and is the best thing you can do to support us. You can also find all our written content at our website, and a few of our episodes are available on YouTube - we're slowly chipping away at populating this channel.You can also dip back into our guest episodes - including our recent conversations with Luke Wright, Dean Foxcroft and Jeet Raval, plus chats with Ajaz Patel, Sophie Devine, Dion Nash, Mike Hussey, Katey Martin, Barry Richards and many more fascinating people from all across the cricketing world.And if you'd like to reach out to us with feedback, questions or guest suggestions, get in touch at thetoporderpodcast@gmail.com.Thanks for listening.

On this episode, Kennedy sits down with Ultra triathlete, mountain climber, and CEO of the yogurt brand 16 Handles Neil Hershman to share his belief in perseverance and philosophy of min-maxing life. Kennedy and Neil discuss his constant pursuit of interests in different stages of life, how persistence in endurance racing prepares one to overcome mental challenges, and the value of taking adventures to learn lessons outside of textbooks. Later, Neil shares his growth through his journey of mountaineering, which further shaped his strong mentality and led him to summit Mt. Everest. Follow Kennedy on Twitter: @KennedyNation Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Underachievement can be frustrating and difficult to understand.  Why would a learner capable of so much achieve so little?  In this episode, I share three specific causes of underachievement and specific ways that it can be addressed.  If you are a parent or learner of an underachiever, this episode is for you! In this episode, you'll learn: What is underachievement? What causes underachievement? How can we support gifted learners that are underachieving? Resources: https://www.nagc.org/resources-publications/resources/achievement-keeping-your-child-challenged/underachievement Want to Learn More (and do me a favor)? Follow me on Instagram Visit my Website  Subscribe to my podcast and share with your friends/colleagues Leave a review to let me know what you thought about what I shared today

While keeping a family secret from the outside world may be advisable in some instances for privacy or protection, keeping secrets within the family can prove problematic. Keeping can destroy relationships, children's lives, cause suspicion and resentment, create a false sense of reality, cause illness, and lead to a life of underachievement. In this episode, we'll begin to dive into family dynamics and how they impact us for years, if not generations to follow!

The author of more than 250 articles and twenty books, Jim Delisle talks about underachievement, empowering students to find their true potential, and "making risks" not just taking them.

Can you tell that dyslexia is my current hyper-focus? This will be the last episode on the subject for a while (I promise!) but I couldn't pass up an opportunity to speak with my extraordinary guest today, Jennifer Knopf. Jen is the Founding Director of REED Charitable Foundation, which is committed to putting an end to the literacy crisis and ensuring all children learn to read, write and spell by providing financially accessible, best-in-class structure literacy training - known as Orton-Gillingham - to all teachers.    Jen first learned about dyslexia when her son Reed was diagnosed after a long, emotional struggle to figure out why reading was so difficult for him. As she dove deep into the research to find her son the right kind of intervention, Jen discovered there was a literacy training program that was not only ideal for dyslexic students but also the best instruction for all kids learning to read, only for some reason it was not being used in schools. Ever since this discovery, Jen has made it her mission to provide this literacy training to as many teachers as she possibly can, something she knows firsthand has the power to transform lives. Join our conversation to hear about Jen's inspiring story, the incredible work of her foundation, and much more. Resources Foundation website: REEDcharitablefoundation.org Instagram: @reedcharitablefoundation Email address: info@reedcharitablefoundation.org

It's the most wonderful time of the year - but has it been the most wonderful of years for Reading FC? The final show of 2021 for The Tilehurst End Podcast recaps a hugely memorable, 150th anniversary year for the Royals with Marc Mayo joined by Simeon Pickup, Ben Thomas and Marco Bader to discuss the psat 12 months and hand out some awards. Our annual ceremony features the likes of the Best Player, Most Improved Player, Comedy Moment and HRK Award for Underachievement. Sponsored by ZCZ Films, The Tilehurst End Podcast can be taken in via PodBean, Spotify, Acast, YouTube or iTunes. Furthermore, thanks to all listeners who continue to pledge to our Patreon campaign. Listeners can always get in touch with the podcast via our Twitter and Facebook pages as well as our email, thetilehurstend@gmail.com, with thoughts on the show, opinions on the team, and potential topics to sink our teeth into always welcome. Show Order Recap of the year - 03:29 End of year awards - 23:24 Preview of 2022 - 01:10:35

Beklenmedik Düşük Başarı (İng: "Underachievement") genellikle, "beklenen" ile "gözlenen" performans arasındaki fark olarak tanımlanmaktadır. Beklenen performans, kişinin zihinsel kapasitesi gereği sergilenmesi mümkün olabileceği başarı düzeyidir. Gözlenen performans ise, kişinin gerçekte ortaya koyduğu… Seslendiren: İrem Öznur Kılıç

I don't think there is one parent who doesn't worry about their child's future when they are struggling in school. It can be hard to get to the bottom of why they are struggling, is it laziness, the school, learning challenges or maybe you think it's your fault; you aren't pushing them hard enough? My guest, former underachiever, Alex Hargrove, is talking about how he turned his underachievement in school around and how you can help your child to do the same! In this episode, we talk about: Gifted children and how they often underachieve and why How to get your kids interested in school and learning Why your child is underachieving The remedy to underachievement For a free chapter of Alex's book, you can download it from the Parent Toolbox. If you would like the whole book for free, simply follow Alex on Twitter, and mention both Alex, “Reversing Underachievement” and “Parenting our Future” and he'll send you an e-copy of the book! https://twitter.com/HargroveAlex www.parent-toolbox.com About Alex Hargrove Alex Hargrove started out as an admitted underachiever, struggled academically in high school and initially in college as well - until he turned his life around, Got As and multiple scholarships to law school. Alex turned his life around to the point where he is now the co-founder of a multi-million dollar start up: NetLaw (https://www.netlawgroup.com) - serving also as its CTO and as a member of its board. Alex graduated with honours from Washington & Lee School of Law in 2011. He practiced trusts and estates at Hargrove Madden LLP upon graduating and quickly found a passion for using technology to make attorneys, like himself, more efficient; and their services, more accessible. Alex designed and developed Hargrove Madden's Online Practice Platform, which generated over a hundred thousand dollars revenue in a single quarter and garnered the American Bar Association's 2012 eLawyering Award for innovative delivery of legal services only three months after going live. Levering that success, he worked closely with the founders to draft a business plan that helped secure the first $1 million in seed funding for NetLaw. The story of how Alex turned his life around, and how parents and students themselves can do the same is the focus of his book "Reversing Underachievement: A Practical Guide for Parents of Underachieving Gifted Children" available at Amazon https://amzn.to/2WxEJVX Contact information: Email: alex@netlaw.com Phone Number: 904-521-7697 Social Media: Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/netlawgroup/ Website - https://www.netlaw.com/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/HargroveAlex LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexhargrove/ Thanks for listening! It means so much to me that you listened to my podcast! If you would like to purchase my book or other parenting resources, visit me at www.yellingcurebook.com With this podcast, my intention is to build a community of parents that can have open and honest conversations about parenting without judgement or criticism. We have too much of that! I honor each parent and their path towards becoming the best parent they can be. My hope is to inspire more parents to consider the practice of Peaceful Parenting. If you know somebody who would benefit from this message, or would be an awesome addition to our community, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe on the podcast app on your mobile device. Leave a review I appreciate every bit of feedback to make this a value adding part of your day. Ratings and reviews from listeners not only help me improve, but also help others find me in their podcast app. If you have a minute, an honest review on iTunes goes a long way! Thank You!! To rate and review my show go to: https://ratethispodcast.com/parentingourfuture.

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Wondering why we never seem to achieve long-lasting change in our circumstances despite all the efforts? Are you feeling trapped in your head and not taking action on your goals? Then you definitely want to listen to this episode, of the Iconic life podcast, I share 3 things to help you build confidence in yourself to achieve anything in life. If you are looking for how to achieve big goals, this power principle lays the foundation required to cultivate a new learning model of achievement. This enduring principle will show you the power of self-awareness and how that facilitates the transformations we desire. If you have been struggling with how to achieve your daily targets, this episode will uncover for you how to reprogram your subconscious mind and get you ready to achieve extraordinary results and eliminate mediocrity.Hope you enjoy it and let me know what you thinkLinksPodcast.leagueoficons.comleagueoficons.com/mastermindwaitlist

MPs have criticised the term ‘white privilege’ in a report on the underachievement of white working class students. Once again, the usual suspects are overlooking class to use kids as a front in their culture war. With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial. Tories Blaming the Term ‘White Privilege’ for Underachievement in Schools

MPs have criticised the term ‘white privilege’ in a report on the underachievement of white working class students. Once again, the usual suspects are overlooking class to use kids as a front in their culture war. With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial. Tories Blaming the Term ‘White Privilege’ for Underachievement in Schools

031 How to be a complete and utter F**k Up: 47 1/2 steps to lasting underachievement with Steve McDermott (Part 2)How to be a Complete and Utter F**k Up is the personal development book for 2021! With 47 and a half leading ideas in personal and business development, this is the total antidote to all those trashy self-help motivational books! And Steve McDermott joins me for part 2 of our discussion about how to be the best version of ourselves. But not to worry, How to be a Complete and Utter F**k Up is quite the opposite of what it says, behind this entertaining book is a serious message to help you be the best version of yourself. In this episode, we share a brief discussion on why the book was created and some nuggets from the book that will inspire you to be the best version of you! About Steve Over the last 26 years, Steve has been a broadcaster, businessman, author and is recognised as one of Europe's funniest, most insightful, motivational speakers and facilitators. His book "How to be a complete and utter F**k up," is an international bestseller and you can grab a copy https://www.stevemcdermott.com/book/ (here) Find out more about Steve at https://www.stevemcdermott.com/ (https://www.stevemcdermott.com/) Twitter : https://twitter.com/stevemcthinking (https://twitter.com/stevemcthinking) Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/stevemcthinking/ (https://www.instagram.com/stevemcthinking)/ LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevemcdermott/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevemcdermott/) PODCAST MERCHANDISE!!! It's officially here! Woohoo! You can now buy your own UNLOCKED podcast notebook. The perfect addition to share your thoughts, ideas, and inspiration from the podcast. https://www.amazon.co.uk/UNLOCKED-Ricky-Locke-Podcast-Notebook/dp/B08TK4MQX1/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ricky+locke&qid=1612290641&sr=8-1 (Available here!) A new episode is out every Wednesday. So make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on any episodes coming soon. And, if this episode brought some value to you, or even a smile, then please leave a review or a rating. That would be amazing! Thanks for listening, I hope you enjoy this episode and I'll join you next week for another episode of UNLOCKED! Mentioned in this episode: Remind to review Remind to review

The general belief is that as a species, we are first, human. However, the more we move through our societal constructs, we find ourselves forced to identify with specific groups. Our life experience has taught us the name of that force, and it's called racism/white supremacy. In episode 019, we discuss the challenges with associating with groups, and how the over-identification of that group ultimately leads to further conflict, and apathy.

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In this installment of a five part series titled “Things Men Don’t Want to Talk About” for the Manlihood ManCast, Josh Hatcher of Manlihood.com talks about sexual abuse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsDenN8bhy0 Here’s some information on male sexual abuse from 1in6.org A 2005 study conducted by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, on San Diego Kaiser Permanente HMO members, reported that 16% of males were sexually abused by the age of 18.1 A 2003 national study of U.S. adults reported that 14.2% of men were sexually abused before the age of 18.2 A 1998 study reviewing research on male childhood sexual abuse concluded that the problems is “common, under-reported, under-recognized, and under-treated.”3 A 1996 study of male university students in the Boston area reported that 18% of men were sexually abused before the age of 16.4 A 1990 national study of U.S. adults reported that 16% of men were sexually abused before the age of 18.5 That 1 in 6 statistic is based on reported, documented cases. There is a lot of reason to believe that the number is higher. Men who have experienced sexual abuse in their past are very likely to experience these issues: Symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder and depression. Alcoholism and drug abuse. Suicidal thoughts and suicide attempts. Problems in intimate relationships. Underachievement at school and at work. Bottom line is - Men don’t like to talk about it. But maybe we should. Maybe not out in the open in front of everybody, if that makes you uncomfortable - but find someone you can trust and talk about it. See a counselor if you’ve found yourself struggling with depression, or ptsd, or suicidal thoughts. You are not alone ----------- Get REIGNITE: A MAN’S FIELD GUIDE TO TAKING BACK HIS LIFE http://www.manlihood.com/reignite/ Join the ManCave Today: http://facebook.com/groups/manlihoodmancave ---------------- Do you have a question you'd like to have answered on The Manlihood ManCast? Send it to us here: http://manlihood.com/ask-a-man --------------- VISIT THE MANLIHOOD STORE FOR RESOURCES, APPAREL, AND MORE! http://manlihood.com/store More from Manlihood: http://manlihood.com More from Josh Hatcher: http://joshhatcher.com Intro music used with permission by Austin Stirling: http://austinstirling.com Outro Music used with permission by Mark Kroos: http://markkroos.com -------------- Don't forget to check out our sponsors / partners / affiliates: GET A FREE STOCK FOR JOINING ROBINHOOD - https://join.robinhood.com/joshh826 Hatcher Media - http://hatchermedia.net Honky EDC - http://honkyedc.com Out of Your Shell Poetry - http://outofyourshellpoetry.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/manlihood/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/manlihood/support

This show description is an underachievement.

In this episode, Matthew interviews Matt Pinkett and Mark Roberts who are the authors of Boys Don't Try?: Rethinking Masculinity in Schools to discuss some of the reasons behind why boys are underachieving in certain aspects of education.

The Host of 7-Eleven's That's Hockey Gino Reda joined Matt Cauz in-studio on Game Day to discuss last night's Leafs loss in Boston. The guys got into what the Leafs need to do to optimize all the talent on their roster, the duo of Auston Matthews and Mitchell Marner, and what tweaks could turn things around.

Professor Del Siegle, from the University of Connecticut, defines underachievement and explains the signs of underachievement in gifted students.

Nicki had reached her 50th birthday which prompted her to review her life, so far. She told me that ‘on the whole she was content with things but felt she had been an underachiever’. This audio is an extract from the mentoring session I did with Nicki and focuses on how to create a different … More Mentoring – ditching underachievement and creating a more abundant life (podcast)

Oliver Kay, Chief Football Correspondent for The Time of London joins OverDrive to recap the quarterfinals in the World Cup and look at to the semis, plus offers his thoughts on the support around England after years of disappointing finishes for the national team.

Adult Children of Alcoholics — did you know that was a thing? ACOA’s are what we call them for short. If you’re an ACOA it means you had at least one parent with a history of alcoholism, or possibly even a grandparent. The issues you faced as a child can continue to affect the entire family, including the way you relate to others in your life today. Background to ACOA An alcoholic parent or caregiver affects the entire family. Their addiction, the way alcohol makes them behave, their absences and mood swings will all have an impact on you growing up. Being raised in this kind of environment means each family member has to learn to adapt and react to the alcoholic's behavior. You have to learn strategies to cope with the chaotic family environment. These coping strategies often stay with the children into adult life and affect how you may now relate to others as an adult. An ACOA can therefore show unhelpful ways of relating to other people, based on the way they had to relate to people as a child. This includes issues such as an excessive need for control, over-reliance on the opinion of others, emotional distance, lack of trust and difficulties being open and vulnerable. These are all strategies which may have helped them survive in a household with an alcoholic parent but as adults lead to "rigid, controlling behaviors that interfere with individual growth... and the formation of healthy relationships[i]”. ACOAs can also show personal problems caused by the difficulties in their family of origin, including[ii] : Substance abuse Mood disorders such as depression Low self-esteem Underachievement in work/education Alcoholism’s Effects on Marriage So your parent’s alcohol struggles can continue to affect you long after you leave the family home. Let’s look at how this specifically relates to marriage. Attachment is Impacted by Alcoholism As a young child, having alcoholic parents affects the attachment bond you have with your parent, which goes on to form a blueprint of all future relationships the child will have[iii]. Alcoholic parents often display erratic and inconsistent parenting, sometimes being loving and supportive, other times being absent, rejecting the child's needs or even being abusive. This leads to an "insecure" attachment style between parent and child, where the child deeply desires love and affection from their parent but doesn't always find it, leading them to believe they are not worthy of love and support from others. This attachment style continues into adulthood and affects the ACOA's adult relationships, including marriage. A much higher proportion of ACOA have insecure attachment styles as adults than in the normal population[iv]. Because their parents were so inconsistent, the ACOA has learned that they cannot rely on or trust the people they love the most.  "As a result, COAs learn from an early age not to trust people and experience persistent fears of abandonment. Thus, although ACOAs may desire love and intimacy, they are likely to be afraid that relationships in their adult lives will be as hurtful as their early relationships[v]". Reading that quote closely you can see the fear that is embedded into one’s belief system based on what you experienced as a child. It often creates insecure attachment. Insecure attachment as an adult is strongly linked to marital problems, including[vi]: Lower intimacy Increased conflict and poor conflict resolution skills Lower stability Less displays of emotion and vulnerability Satisfaction with Marriage These issues are bound to affect the quality of the marriage. A study in 2008[vii] interviewed 634 newlywed couples for the first 4 years of their marriage. A link was found between parental alcoholism and marital satisfaction, but it was dependent on gender: husbands only reported lower marital satisfaction if their mother had been alcoholic, and wives only had lower satisfaction if their fathers had been alcoholic.

Most of us agree that underachievement is a challenge for educators, but we differ on how we define underachievement and strategies to raise academic performance. Join us as we rethink how we define underachievement and how we can reverse poor student performance. Follow: @jimdelisle3 @runnin26 @ASCD @bamradionetworkDr. James R. Delisle has taught gifted children and those who work on their behalf for more than 39 years. He retired from Kent State University in 2008 after 25 years of service there as a distinguished professor of special education. He is the author of Doing Poorly on Purpose: Strategies to Reverse Underachievement and Respect Student Dignity. Rachael George is the principal of Sandy Grade School in the Oregon Trail School District and an ASCD Emerging Leader.

an ASCD show GIFTED EDUCATION REACHING FULL POTENTIAL:Renowned expert Jim Delisle on his new book  "Doing Poorly on Purpose: Strategies  to reverse Underachievement and Respect Student Dignity"

an ASCD show GIFTED EDUCATION REACHING FULL POTENTIAL:Renowned expert Jim Delisle on his new book  "Doing Poorly on Purpose: Strategies  to reverse Underachievement and Respect Student Dignity"

Topics:-Coaching was a disaster-Todd Haley's limitations will keep showing up-Keith Butler has to go-Ben Roethlisberger's mixed bag performance-Jaguars vaunted defense wasn't an issue-What is the standard for Pittsburgh now?-Should Tomlin be on the hot seat next season?-GOLDEN opportunity lost for Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Topics: -Coaching was a disaster -Todd Haley's limitations will keep showing up -Keith Butler has to go -Ben Roethlisberger's mixed bag performance -Jaguars vaunted defense wasn't an issue -What is the standard for Pittsburgh now? -Should Tomlin be on the hot seat next season? -GOLDEN opportunity lost for Pittsburgh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex breaks down the Red Sox's first week in Grapefruit League play, and attempts to determine how much stock he should take from players' performances. Alex talks about the expectations for the starting rotation, and why it's important to remember how unproven this Red Sox staff is. Spring Training may bring about hope, but it shouldn't bring naivete. Rusney Castillo and Shane Victorino have both missed time over the last week. Alec says their injuries are nothing to be concerned about, but serve as a reminder that the outfield logjam may work itself out. In the "Around the League" segment, Alex talks about why MLB shouldn't suspend Josh Hamilton for allegedly relapsing over the offseason, and Curt Schilling's efforts to police the Internet. Follow Alex on Twitter, @AlexReimer1.

The alarming underachievement of African Caribbean boys in British schools and abroad in comparison to other groups is highlighted in Dr. Janet Graham's book. The author adopts an historical perspective to compare West Indian children who arrived in Britain in the 1960s and 1970s (many labelled as ESN) (Coard 1971) to problems faced by black boys in today's classrooms. Dr. Graham also explores the impact of globalisation, population movement, government policies and diversity on black boys’ education provision in inner city schools in Britain. She investigates masculinity, subcultures, peer group pressures and exclusion from school and their impact on black boys education. The Institutional Focus Study sets the context for the empirical study and provides a perspective from voices of black boys in one inner London school to find out what they think about school, learning, subcultures, peer group pressures and teachers. As a contrast teachers’ views of the boys are also provided. This book will be of interest to educationalists, teachers, students; parents, school management and government bodies interested in race, diversity, achievement and want to bring about change to improve life chances. Visit Dr. Graham's Blog at: https://EducatingAfricanCaribbeanChildren.WordPress.com/

During the first 4 minutes of this episode, Ginger muses about a conference she's about to attend (http://essdack.org/ttt/), hosted by ESSDACK (http://essdack.org/), the company that runs Turning Point Learning Center. She also considers the beauty of the Flint Hills and the destruction of the June 11, 2008 tornado that hit Chapman and Manhattan, KS the night before. IF you have an interest in a more personal "snap" from Ginger, listen to the first of the podcast. However, at about 4 minutes, she FINALLY decides to get to the point of the grading/assessment dilemma, considering grade cards and the under-motivation and under-achievement that current assessment and grading practices foster. Charlie Mahoney is referenced: http://charliemahoney.com/ and the phone call at the end was from her husband, Eric. Enjoy!

The first step in pursuing your spiritual potential is simply to understand that God has envisioned a powerful spiritual life for you. Do not settle for an inferior vision.

The first step in pursuing your spiritual potential is simply to understand that God has envisioned a powerful spiritual life for you. Do not settle for an inferior vision.

Episode 112 with Annie Romanos.“We can get so busy that we just forget things. We'll be so enthralled in what we're doing that we forget to go to the toilet or we forget to eat.”Annie is an ICF-accredited executive and ADHD coach from Aotearoa/New Zealand. Her late diagnosis at 49 was a profoundly life-changing moment, and represented a missing link after years of “underachieving”, observing her high-performing clients surpass her and not being able to figure out why. Since learning more about her ADHD, being coached intensively, and gaining professional ADHD coaching development, Annie wholeheartedly believes that ADHD can be an ‘adhdvantage'. She believes that while you might have ADHD for life, ADHD doesn't need to be a life sentence.While Annie has been coaching for over 8 years, she is one of New Zealand's first executive ADHD coaches, with her own practice, as well as working with a recently launched ADHD-centric service for New Zealanders called @beehyve.health .Annie and I talk about some of the unique experiences of getting a late diagnosis as a Gen-Xer. We also talk about the nagging feeling of underachievement and missed potential that so many of us experienced in life and some of the coaching strategies she uses with her clients. We also talk about energy management and productivity and making sure we're taking care of ourselves as we age.And while ADHD is widely considered a deficiency in attention, she likes to remind people of the Māori definition of ADHD — aroreretini — which means “attention goes to many things.” Website: annieromanos.comInstagram: @theadhdvantage Episode edited by E Podcast ProductionsFind the transcript of this episode at www.womenandadhd.com/transcripts This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. As a Women & ADHD listener, you'll receive 10% off your first month of BetterHelp when you use this link: betterhelp.com/womenadhd - - - - -Finally ... you've found your people! Now come join us in the Women & ADHD online community: www.womenandadhd.com- - - - -Small group coaching with Katy: www.womenandadhd.com/groupcoaching- - - - -Work 1-on-1 with Katy: www.womenandadhd.com/coaching- - - - -Order the “Hey, it's ADHD!” course: www.womenandadhd.com/adhdcourse- - - - -If you are a woman who was diagnosed with ADHD in adulthood and you'd like to be a guest on this podcast, please reach out to Katy via email womenandADHDpodcast (at) gmail.com.Instagram: @womenandadhdpodcastTiktok: @womenandadhdpodcastTwitter: @womenandadhdFacebook: @womenandadhdAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy