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Currey Ingram Conversations

Currey Ingram Academy

Currey Ingram Conversations seeks to discuss all things education, from best practice to evidence- and research- based approaches, as well as ways to nurture the community beyond the walls of the classroom.

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Ep. 18 - Even You Have the Power to be a Superhero!

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2021/04/08

In this week's episode, three Upper School students join our co-hosts as they spend some time reflecting on the deeper meanings of superheroes. In March, the Upper School students had the privilege of hearing from Bill Rosemann, Vice President and Creative Director for Marvel Games, as he provided an inspiring webinar about how he turned his love of comics into a meaningful career, the value of pursuing your passions, and the meaningful messages within superhero characters. Marvel superheroes

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28:45

Ep. 17 - Alumni: How was Currey Ingram influential in...

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2021/03/25

During episode 17, co-hosts Dr. Mitchell and Courtney Gallaher welcome Currey Ingram alumni, Ben Davis and Jackson Short to reflect about their time at Currey Ingram Academy. They share the importance of small classroom environments and not being afraid to ask for help. In this episode, we also introduce a new and recurring topic that covers what students and parents around Currey Ingram are saying, such as a Lower School student's favorite things about the school and an impactful story from a

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33:36

Ep. 16 - The Importance of EF Skills

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2021/03/04

It is said that executive function (EF) skills -- the basic skills used to complete everyday tasks -- are more predictive of success in school and life than an IQ score. In this episode, Dr. Jane Hannah, Upper School Division Head, and Dr. Danielle Barton, Lower School Division Head, discuss the importance of explicit EF instruction within the school setting, key components that support EF development, and real life stories of how EF challenges can present in the day to day, with co-hosts Dr

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27:24

Ep. 15 - "The Tech Talk"

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2021/02/04

Trying to control screen time for children in the age of COVID-19 has become a nightmare for many parents. This episode is a discussion with a couple of our resident technology experts that explores current research, as well as practical tips on how to develop healthy digital habits for the entire family. Additionally, Dr. Mitchell and Mr. Vinson are joined by a new co-host, Ms. Courtney Gallaher, Director of Community Outreach.

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26:49

Ep. 14 - Resolutions for 2021

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2021/01/14

In this first episode of the new year, Dr. Mitchell and Mr. V talk about resolutions for the school, as well as hear from others in the CIA community with regards to what they resolve to do in 2021. Dr. Mitchell strategically addresses school initiatives and forecasts even better days ahead for the Mustangs as we continually adhere to our mission - empowering students with learning differences to achieve their fullest potential.

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20:45

Ep. 13 - Understanding and Supporting Adopted Students

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/12/17

Every person’s birth, family of origin and early experiences shape the person they grow into. Understanding the unique neurochemical, psychological and holistic developmental considerations that frequently accompany adoption is crucial for those who love, teach and care for adopted students. Miranda Pool, M.Ed., NCC, Frist Chair of Social-Emotional Learning at Currey Ingram Academy, provides a glimpse into her current work with this population, as well as her continually-evolving expertise.

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34:34

Ep. 12 - 2020: It Wasn't All Bad!

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/12/10

Head of School Dr. Jeff Mitchell and Director of Residential Life Eric Vinson stop to reflect on the first half of the school year. Though 2020 brought unexpected challenges, the hosts delightfully point out 20 things that are beyond noteworthy from the past semester. Shout-outs, stories, secrets... This episode is packed full of goodness, not to mention a visit from special guest John Ingram, businessman, philanthropist, and owner of Nashville SC.

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29:01

Ep. 11 - A Multidisciplinary Look at Anxiety

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/12/03

Anxiety is one of the primary challenges facing students today. How does one know the root of anxious behavior? Our panel of experts provide insight and delineate whether it is psychologically-based anxiety, a result of sensory processing challenges, or poor language skills. Dr. Jeff Mitchell and Eric Vinson are joined by a psychologist, occupational therapist, and speech-language pathologist who elaborate on each area of concern and facilitate further discussion on this important topic.

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Ep. 10 - Dyslexia, Part II

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/11/12

Back by popular demand, Dr. Jeff Mitchell and Eric Vinson interview current faculty and staff for insight into the more practical elements of a dyslexic profile. What are the early warning signs? Worthwhile interventions? Connections to handwriting? Our panel for this episode includes Courtney Gallaher (Occupational Therapist and Director of the Annette Eskind Institute of Learning), Mary Jackson (Lower School teacher), and Allison Johnson (Middle School teacher).

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Ep. 9 - Student Voices

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/11/05

Dr. Jeff Mitchell sits down with the true stars of any school show - the students. A student representative from each division talks about his/her Currey Ingram journey. Also, Dr. Mitchell discusses the state of the school thus far, specifically how it continues to thrive during a season seemingly dominated by COVID-19.

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Ep 8 - Resilience

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/10/09

While we all face traumas, adversity, and stresses in our lives, 2020 has placed unique strains on our ability to cope. In this session, we discuss resiliency and some factors that affect individual differences in how students adapt to life-changing situations. Our guests include: Dr. Allison Bender, Ph.D., HSP; Jennifer Seay, M.A.; and Dr. Emily Kirk, Ph.D., HSP.

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Ep 7 - Dyslexia, Part 1

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/09/17

Approximately 20 percent of the Currey Ingram student body (about 60 students in 2020-21) has a primary diagnosis of dyslexia, so understanding the latest research is incredibly important. Following a presentation he gave within the Annette Eskind Institute of Learning, Dr. Mitchell briefly unpacks recent notable findings, then engages in conversation regarding reading challenges with Mr. Vinson and two current students.

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Ep 6 - Music & Cinematography at CIA

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/09/03

Veteran Currey Ingram educator, Sean Kelly, joins hosts Dr. Jeff Mitchell and Eric Vinson to discuss the multifaceted arts program at the school. Kelly gives insight into how the longstanding broadcasting class, "CIA News," came to be, as well as updates regarding the new Creative Technology and ESports signature program. No green screen necessary in recording this episode -- merely a little old fashioned conversation.

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27:17

Ep 5 - Mustang Athletics

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/08/06

Kelly Fish, Director of Athletics (5-12) and Director of Strategic Initiatives sits down with Dr. Jeff Mitchell and Eric Vinson to discuss all things Mustang Athletics. What benefits exist within an education-based athletic model? How is COVID-19 reshaping school athletic opportunities? Plus, the answer to the lingering question, "When is Currey Ingram getting a pool?"

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Ep 4 - Residential Life at CIA

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/07/09

Learn about how the new boarding program came to fruition at Currey Ingram. Listen to Dr. Mitchell answer the question, "Why boarding?" and hear from Eric Vinson, Director of Residential Life and Reid McFadden, Assistant Director of Residential Life. Daniel, the first enrolled boarding student, discusses why he is excited for this brand new, transformative extension of the school's mission.

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Ep 3 - Challenges in Mathematics for the LD Student

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/06/25

Middle School Math Teacher and newly-appointed Faculty Chair for Mathematics, Dawn Pilotti, sits down with Dr. Mitchell and Eric Vinson for a conversation that is bound to give all listeners greater understanding of the mathematical challenges for students with learning differences, as well as insight into the latest research.

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37:53

Ep 2 - Student Anxiety in the time of COVID-19

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/06/11

Dr. Jeff Mitchell and Eric Vinson sit down with Lower School Counselor and newly-appointed Frist Chair of Social Emotional Learning Miranda Pool for a conversation surrounding anxiety. What is it? What does it look like? How is it manifesting during such uncertain times? Ms. Pool offers therapeutic insight, in addition to tangible tips, as to how to best support both our children and ourselves.

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Ep 1 - Currey Ingram Community Shout Outs

Currey Ingram Conversations ·

2020/05/20

In this inaugural episode, "Shout Outs," Head of School Dr. Jeff Mitchell and Eric Vinson, Lower School Assistant Division Head and Director of Residential Life, discuss the school's response to the current worldwide pandemic, specifically highlighting the efforts of many within the Currey Ingram community.

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