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The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents

The Classical Academies

Partnering With Parents is a podcast that provides valuable insights, practical tips, and inspiring stories. Hosted by a team of experienced educators and homeschooling parents, this podcast aims to empower parents to take on the primary educator role confidently. Whether you"re a homeschooling family or simply looking to strengthen your involvement in your child"s education, Partnering With Parents offers a wealth of resources and guidance. Each episode delves into various topics, ranging

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Episode 86: Recognizing Childhood Depression and When...

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/05/18

Lisa Taylor is a parent and counselor who has seen a rise in depression. Students are isolated, disengaged, and not following their normal social activities or routines. Lisa explains the symptoms of depression, when to be concerned, and when to seek medical help. She shares how important it is to be educated, understand risk factors, and ask the right questions with the goal of understanding. https://www.familyaware.org/https://www.crisistextline.org/text-us/

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Episode 85: Mental Health Awareness

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/05/04

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. School counselors Alyssa Atkins and Chad Chandler discuss the positive and negative choices and behaviors that can impact our mental health. The risk factors that someone struggles with mental illness can include isolation, anger, worry, reckless behavior, grief, feeling out of control, substance abuse, exercising or dieting obsessively, or hurting others. The counselors share how being physically healthy is just as important as being mentally healthy,

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Episode 84: Real. Self. Care.

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/04/20

"You can't pour from an empty cup" is a saying we find true all too often. When we are not taking care of ourselves, we find we are exhausted, irritated, and short-tempered. We pay so much attention to those around us and fail to pay attention to ourselves. Mark Steven Reardon is an Executive Coach who teaches about the law of infusion. He provides daily actions to make rest and reflection a priority so we are better able to love and support those around us.View the Law of Infusion

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Episode 83: How the Pandemic Will Affect the Future...

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/04/06

The pandemic has impacted families and disrupted public education in every community worldwide. It has proved to all of us that parents are co-educators and not just guides-on-the-side. Michael B. Horn is an author, speaker, and senior strategist at Guild Education. He shares his ideas on how education will be shaped post-pandemic. He believes parents will be much more active in pushing for a new experience that is more personal and effective.Michael B. Horn is the author and co-author of

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Episode 82: Planting Social-Emotional Health Seeds

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/03/23

Developing the skills for healthy social-emotional health takes intention and repetition. Author, podcast host, and licensed mental health counselor, Jill Sylvester discusses the importance of asking our children questions and creating space for conversations. She shares techniques from her book, such as recognizing, acknowledging, and naming feelings and being aware these answers impact behaviors.https://jillsylvester.com/

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Episode 81: Homeschooling During the Pandemic

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/03/09

Teaching your children about money can begin before they start kindergarten. HomeStreet Bank Branch Manager Chris Weissman offers age-appropriate tips for teaching financial literacy. He emphasizes that the most important lessons to teach are delayed gratification and controlling impulse spending.

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Episode 80: Mental Health and Our Youth

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/02/23

Now, more than ever, we are experiencing increased stress, grief, anxiety, and isolation. Lalaine (Lala) Oliveria is a licensed marriage and family therapist with North County Lifeline. She explains how shifts in normal behavior, such as withdrawal, irritability, anger, and mood changes, can be signs of depression or even precursors to suicidal ideation. Lala shares when to be concerned, how to have tough conversations, and provides recommendations such as listening to understand and

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Episode 79: Five Lessons Every Student Needs to Learn...

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/02/09

Teaching your children about money can begin before they start kindergarten. HomeStreet Bank Branch Manager Chris Weissman offers age-appropriate tips for teaching financial literacy. He emphasizes that the most important lessons to teach are delayed gratification and controlling impulse spending.

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Episode 78: Careers That Don't Require a Four-Year...

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/01/26

The traditional four-year college experience isn't for everyone. In fact, many students who pursue technical careers have an engineering mindset and are interested in solving problems. Margie Fritch, the Dean of Career Technical and Extended Education at Palomar College, explains how students can earn a certificate for a technical career in as little as one semester to two years. Careers such as Plumbers, Electricians, HVAC, EMT, Paramedic, Auto Technology, Fabrication, Public Safety, and

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Episode 77: Human Trafficking

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2021/01/12

With January being National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, Kathleen (K) Thomas, from North County Lifeline’s Project LIFE, discusses how human trafficking is happening in our own community. K shares statistics, risk factors, and tools to increase awareness and prevention.Resources:Human Trafficking in America’s SchoolsTools that Teach: What is Human Trafficking?The National Child Traumatic Stress Network

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Episode 76: Preparing Students for Citizenship

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/12/29

Citizenship education involves developing the knowledge, skills, and confidence to enable people to make their own decisions and to take responsibility for their own lives and communities. Classical Academy High School Teachers Derek Montgomery and Chris Vansickle explain the importance of educating students about their duty as productive citizens.

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Episode 75: Homeschooling Mom-Trepreneur

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/12/15

Elizabeth Hauris is an entrepreneur and the founder of History Unboxed. She also homeschools her 7 children. She shares tips for homeschooling multiple ages and bringing subjects to life. Elizabeth offers advice to other mom-treprenuers who are considering pursuing their passions.https://www.historyunboxed.com/

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Episode 74: Summit Learning

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/12/08

Summit Learning is the student-driven teaching and learning platform used at Classical Academy High School PLC, Coastal Academy High School, and Classical Academy Middle School. English Teacher Kellye Bojorquez explains the benefits of Summit and how the platform offers a customizable curriculum, mentoring, grading, and progress reports that allow students to take ownership of their learning.

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Episode 73: A Father's Homeschooling Journey

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/11/24

Father of two sons, Joseph Sabol, was inspired by the song Cat's in the Cradle to spend more time with his boys. He reflects on their opportunity to learn and explore while homeschooling together. Joseph addresses the doubts, fears, and misconceptions that are common to those new to homeschooling while sharing a unique perspective and deep gratitude for being meaningfully involved in his children's lives.

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Understanding The New Math Curriculum and Developing...

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/11/10

Learning math is about much more than solving equations and executing rote procedures. Students must be able to effectively apply what they have learned and develop a deep understanding of the procedures being executed. No doubt, technology has impacted how we approach math. The Classical Academies Math Coordinator, Andrew Shields, discusses how new technology creates a shift from memorization to understanding and allows students to develop 21st Century skills such as collaboration,

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Developing a Love for Vocabulary

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/10/27

Vocabulary is a great predictor of reading comprehension and all other subject matter. Inadequate vocabulary restricts an individual from achieving grade-level reading readiness. Laura Eagen, from William H. Sadlier, discusses strategies to improve vocabularies, such as reading rich literature, becoming word conscious, modeling, playing games, journaling, and more.

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Math Growth Mindset

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/10/13

Often students and adults believe that they are "math people" or not. Rachelle Araos shares how this misconception can be changed with a growth mindset. Rewards, goals, and positive reinforcement can change the thinking process and lead to student success and confidence.

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Intentional Learning with Student Led Conferences

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/09/29

Traditional parent-teacher conferences involve adults discussing a student's progress. Student-led conferences allow the student to direct the conversation, discussing their strengths, goals, and challenges. Educational Specialists Laura Slough and Monica Houston, explain how student-led conferences improve engagement, confidence, and greater reflection, lending to more meaningful conversations about their education.

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Cultivating Language Skills From Preschool Through...

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/09/15

Andrew Pudewa is the founder and director of the Institute for Excellence in Writing. As a global speaker, he addresses issues related to listening, speaking, reading, and writing. These skills are interdependent and necessary for the organization and expression of written composition. Andrew explains how reading aloud to students above their de-coding skills builds their language database, attentiveness, and is the #1 predictor of good writing skills.https://iew.com/

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Homeschooling a Special Needs Child

The Classical Academies Partnering With Parents ·

2020/09/01

Jennifer Allard's son has ADHD and is on the Autism spectrum. Even with an Independent Education Program (IEP) and 504 Plan, he still struggled with concentration in school and became increasingly withdrawn. Jennifer began researching Autism and gave homeschooling a try, working with teachers to customize his curriculum to best fit his needs. She found his intelligence and progress transformational and shares her journey and encouragement with other parents.Resources:Out of Our Minds by Ken

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