James Spencer investigates for Quays News the effect of Coronavirus on the country's education system.

Includes interviews with Venturers' Academy Principal Trystan Williams, Salford City councillor John Merry and Conservative MP for Altrincham, Sir Graham Brady.

Challenges facing schools in the pandemic

Sun, Jun 13, 2021
A religious spirit will try to keep you from living life to the fullest in Christ. Get free, enjoy life and stay filled with the Holy Spirit. Find out more in today’s message with Pastor Steven.

You're Having Too Much Fun!

This is the 2nd trailer to the Keep Kenya Learning Podcast.
Keep Kenya Learning, is a collaborative initiative between over 60 organizations in Kenya, dedicated to supporting learning through caregiver engagement.

On this podcast, we share the perspectives of parents, learners and the organizations that support them both. We share our successes, mistakes, and lessons. In the hope that they may serve others in their journey to support caregivers!

This is the story of our journey in the efforts to Keep Kenya Learning.

Keep Kenya Learning Podcast - Trailer 2

In E1 of the Keep Kenya Learning Podcast, we explore how COVID19 affected over 18 million children in Kenya. 

Keep Kenya Learning, is a collaborative initiative between over 60 organizations in Kenya, dedicated to supporting learning through caregiver engagement.

On this podcast, we share the perspectives of parents, learners and the organizations that support them both. We share our successes, mistakes, and lessons. In the hope that they may serve others in their journey to support caregivers!

This is the story of our journey in the efforts to Keep Kenya Learning.

Keep Kenya Learning Podcast - EP01

Student social, emotional, and behavior development will be a critical consideration for teachers returning to physical classrooms in the fall. We read a national study examining the various methods schools use to screen students for social, emotional, and behavioral needs. Universal screening is still rare in the US, but its impacts are considerable.

Later, we discuss the emotional display rules for teachers. How are we expected to show, or not show, our emotions with students or colleagues? We read how the rules are not the same for everyone.

052 Socio - Emotional Screening & Teacher Expressions

Punk Rock Reflection 27 - Gabbi and Josh: What to Keep and What to Leave Behind

On this Punk Rock Reflection, Mike shares two separate stories. One is professional and one is personal but they both taught him the same lesson. Sometimes it's okay to stop. We don't need to chase every thing, push as hard as we can, or do more than healthy. That is true for us all as educators and as humans.

So, pump the brakes, slow down, and as a wise man once said "life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."

Intro/Outro music - "A Walk" by Bad Religion

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Reflection 28 - Mike: It's Okay to Stop

We are at a pivotal point in our early education systems where we can decide what the future will be for not only our students but also our educators.  Cindy and Alison discuss the need for the same sort of respect for educators as we know we need to give to children. What should that include?  How can it be impactful?  Listen and let us know how you feel about this discussion.

132 The Crossroads for Respectful Environments

Systemic problems need systemic solutions. Here's what's new to support your school in creating better work/life balance.  Click to learn more about:      &nbsp;

The 40 Hour Workweek is here...for teachers, admins, AND instructional coaches

5 Tips For Yoga Teachers you should know about before starting your career as a Yoga Instructor by recognized yoga ashram. Yoga teachers provide you with the opportunity to expand your practice and explore yoga from an alternative perspective. It is the right way of life which helps in making life more important. Be a teacher and teach that reason to your students. Learn why an instructor's job is important in learning yoga and focus on some of the most important pointers you should pass on when following your inspired teacher. Get more details visit at https://www.arhantayoga.fr/

5 Tips For Yoga Teachers

In 1987, at the request of the National Women's History Project, the U.S. Congress asked President Reagan to proclaim March as Women's History Month to honor the struggles American women have made to achieve rights for themselves and for other disenfranchised and under-represented groups in the United States.

Today's episode is honoring my 1st grade Teacher Mrs. Kline 

My name is Angel and this is Have Faith Let it begin. This show is designed for the daily commuter. Our goal is to share an Inspirational True Story from my life and others. We invite you to put your trust in us to deliver you a show that will inspire and fill your day with joy. We know each day we go out into the world our Faith will be tested. We will battle the storms together. Have Faith Let it Begin.... any prayer request email me: angel@havefaithletitbegin.com

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Special Thanks to all those who support Have Faith Let it Begin

Podcast Nothing to Something, The CROC Podcast 

Special Thanks to Music Radio Creative: Voice Andrew 

Special Thanks to https://musicradiocreative.com/ for voice over 

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"Mrs. Kline"

In episode 2, Zaak Robichaud from Calgary Christian School shares a vision for mathematics that supports the whole student—academically but also social/emotionally—in the ESC “Route.” Join us as we discover: the superfruit you’ve probably never heard of; the real purpose behind land acknowledgement; how many mini donuts are consumed annually at the Calgary Stampede; the four best breweries in Calgary; the unique experience of being a teacher at a public Christian school; Zaak’s (successful!) experiment in not giving students grades; the unexpected story of an inspiring math student; the depth and doctrine of incarnation; what to throw and not to throw at a coyote.

Connect with Zaak at Zaak.Robichaud@pallisersd.ab.ca.

Episode 2: Zaak, Calgary, and Tossing Tests

In episode 3, Shannon Gillespie at Nanaimo Christian School shares a passion for middle school-aged students specifically, and Nanaimo’s unique theme-based structure for their learning. Join the ESC “Gam” as we learn: that some of us really don’t know much about musicals; that in Nanaimo, bathtubs are for racing in the Salish Sea; the payoff when you take the time to onboard new students; why middle schoolers are not just shorter high school students; how Shannon’s grade 8 math class delved into the world of real estate; that flexible student grouping can encourage engagement and passion in learning; how a commitment to professional co-planning and collaboration is worth the effort; why fitting in is the opposite of belonging; that BC ferries can double as a pretty good whale tour.

You can reach Shannon at Shannon.gillespie@ncsnanaimo.com. She also has her own podcast for her students called "In the Middle Of..."

Episode 3: Shannon, Nanaimo, and Cultivating Belonging

Punk Rock Throwback

Josh and Mike are taking a little summer vacation so here is one of their favorite episodes!

Episode Seventeen of the Punk Rock Classrooms Podcast!

"Circle Pits are for Classrooms!"

Don't we want our classrooms and schools to be places that are engaging, active, and moving together with a common mission? Well, then we want them to be just like circle pits.

In this episode Mike and Josh discuss how schools and classrooms are the perfect place for circle pits. Kids up and engaged, moving together, and picking each other up when they "fall" in the learning. We all have a role to play in the pit. You might be the band on the stage or maybe your administrator is. Heck, the kids can even be directing the pit from the stage. The key is that we are all in it together, we are working in unity, and we are their to pick each other up.

So...let open up the pit.

Intro music - "C.E.B." by No Innocent Victim
Outro music - "Caught in a Mosh" by Anthrax

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Throwback Episode 17 - Circle Pits Are for Classrooms

This is a short rap I did reviewing Carnivores, Herbivores, and Omnivores. 

I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS BEAT. 

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The beat is produced by Dr. Dre and DJ Yella.  
Here is a link to the instrumental.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2mijp9m0J8

Carnivores, Herbivores, and Omnivores (IN THE HOOD) Educational Rap!

We open this week’s episode with a follow up on the Warrior Met coal miners’ strike, where striking workers have faced repeated car attacks while picketing. We also catch up on the striking ATI steelworkers, who are pushing back on company attacks on their healthcare.  Then we cover the Biden Administration’s recent betrayal of a campaign promise to extend OSHA protections to cover covid, and a fight by pilots in India for protections and fair compensation after hundreds have been hospitalized.  We discuss “No Evil” Foods recent extremely evil move of firing their entire production staff, a successful organizing drive by preschool teachers in Colorado, and finish up with Argentina’s new law to protect the rights of trans workers.  

Subscribe for additional Overtime episodes at patreon.com/workstoppage  Join the discord: discord.gg/tDvmNzX  

Follow John @facebookvillain, Lina @solidaritybee and find Dan in the discord as Kelbaenor.

EP 53 - Use Your Collective Power

In Episode 28 of Edublether we take yet another look at professional learning, a subject we are both passionate about. We discuss what professional learning looks like now after school closures and the pandemic. What really is the purpose of professional learning? What has the most impact? What doesn't work? Just some of the questions we explore.

Episode 28 - An Edublether About Professional Learning

Many school systems across the United States have already ended the school year while others are approaching the end.  Getting to the end evokes a spontaneous sigh of relief mixed with a strong sense of gratitude.  I have done some reflecting and gleaned lessons from the experiences of teaching virtually for this entire school year.  Reminisce with me as I share the roller coaster-like events of teaching and learning during a pandemic.  Parents and caregivers will find nuggets that can be used to have conversations with their children about their experiences during what may well be the most challenging school year.

CREDITS: THEME SONG: Vocals - Shevaughn James; Music - Malik McFarlane; Lyrics - Shevaughn James & Maxine McFarlane
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Ep 044 - What A Year!

Teaching is a personal profession. We shine brightest when we work together in a safe environment for the betterment of our students. Two Pint PLC is a podcast that invites you to join two educators who discuss the big issues in education in a personal and casual conversation. Two Pint PLC combines the research base, current events and personal experiences to provide a context for each listener’s own professional development.

An exciting educational podcast by two Scottish teachers.  All views are our own.

Bringing a punk rock mindset to the classroom! Schools need  passion, community, and some DIY attitude!

Each week Mike Earnshaw (principal from Illinois) and Josh Buckley (teacher from Arizona) will discuss how punk rock shaped their education philosophy and show educators, punk or not, how they can bring a punk rock mindset into their classrooms and their schools!

Talking to people, finding a story and sharing those nuances is something as a journalist I really enjoy. My SoundCloud provides a glimpse into my work.

Uplifting messages to inspire you to do the impossible!

Michele introduce to yoga well teaching, deep practice and meditation at Arhanta Yoga Ashrams. Enjoy inspiring other to improve wellness and commit to long-term health and fitness goals.

The Teachers’ Tribe is a collaborative community that is open to educators (that is, both parents and teachers) across the globe.  It facilitates cultural exchange, collaboration and "the joy of learning and teaching".

My name is Angel and this is Have Faith Let it begin. This show is designed for the daily commuter. Our goal is to share an Inspirational True Story from my life and others. We invite you to put your trust in us to deliver you a show that will inspire and fill your day with joy. We know each day we go out into the world our Faith will be tested. We will battle the storms together. Have Faith Let it Begin.... any prayer request email me: angel@havefaithletitbegin.com
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Hello, I am BHOP, the Clean Rapper. I do short raps and poetry. I just want to improve as an artist and be a role model. Thank you for all the support. I appreciate all feedback. My main goal is to just get better. My music comes from a place of love. Thank you!

Every Square Centimetre is a podcast celebrating and finding inspiration in the amazing people, places, and practices in and around Christian education across Canada.

Keep Kenya Learning, is a collaborative initiative between over 60 organizations in Kenya, dedicated to supporting learning through caregiver engagement. 

On this podcast, we share the perspectives of parents, learners and the organizations that support them both. We share our successes, mistakes, and lessons. In the hope that they may serve others in their journey to support caregivers!

This is the story of our journey in the efforts to Keep Kenya Learning.

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