Dr. Emily Goodman-Scott discusses Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and the importance of the school counselors’ role in meeting the needs of all students. She highlights the benefits of universal mental health screenings in educational settings and how buy-in and support is critical to successful implementation.This podcast is made possible by generous funding from Hanscom Spouses Club. To learn more, visit https://hanscomsc.org/index.html. Audio mixing by Concentus Media, Inc., Temple,

In this heartfelt and necessary episode, Suzanne dives into the topic of masculinity and emotional safety, exploring how adolescent boys communicate, why they struggle to open up, and how we can help them feel seen and supported. With warmth and humor, she shares classroom stories, insights on nonverbal communication, and practical ways to nurture emotional intelligence in young men. If you’ve ever wondered how to help the boys in your life express themselves and feel safe doing it, this epis...

In this episode of Meg Talks, Megan Kerrigan and Annabelle discuss the challenges dancers face when dealing with injuries. They share personal experiences, the importance of physiotherapy, and the difference between actual injuries and niggles. The conversation emphasises the significance of mindset, resilience, and community support during recovery. They provide strategies for dancers to stay engaged and accountable while injured, and highlight the potential for personal growth and

When a podcast asks Unspookable to collaborate, especially if it is one of our all time favorite podcasts with one of the coolest hosts in the business, we will jump at the opportunity. We are thrilled to present this special Halloween Edition of The Past and The Curious featuring Unspookable creator Nate DuFort. Give it a listen and if you want more cool, quirky, and surprising stories from history (with the best musical accompaniment), go subscribe to The Past and The Curious wherever you listen

Today’s devotional centers on the marvel of spiders—how does such a small creature instinctively know how to spin a web? In Arts and Crafts, we try our hand at web-making, sparking curiosity and creativity. Curriculum Corner explores homeschooling styles, including a heartfelt question from a parent struggling to teach children who won’t listen. We also continue our inspiring interview with John, whose deep commitment to sharing Jesus with his own community shines through his mission field

Before tonight’s story begins, Dora and JJ invite you to wiggle, stretch, and breathe along with them– then listen as Dora reads about Scooter the sea turtle and Ms. Octavia the octopus exploring the magical Ocean Toy Museum, a special place where forgotten beach toys find a new home.Want more Headspace and CoComelon? Go to http://www.headspace.com/cocomelon for a free 30-day trial. Voiced by: Violet Winter Cilen and Dora Kamau Production Team: VP, Content Creation: Sara Cohen, Content

Get ready for another amazing adventure as Xander, Colton, and Dr. Erich explore the lives of ancient Roman gladiators. Want to learn more? Check out the Before Us Kids Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/c/BeforeUsKids) where we have bonus episodes that discuss the science behind the stories and other exclusive content such as the 10-part series A Totally Ridiculous, Mostly Serious, Always Awesome Guide to Surviving the Ice Age (but also Zombies and the Weirdness of Life in General). There’...

Kevin Boston-Hill speaks with New York Times bestselling author Alyson Richman about her new book, “The Missing Pages”, and how historical fiction novels can be used to spark an interest in reading and history.

https://buy.stripe.com/28o28H6TQ8Vz12M7ss Verkozen worden, verkiezen, kiezen, keuzen, keuzes…hoe doe je dat? Martijn en Joy Ellen, als verwacht, door eigen onderzoek (of niet). Eigen afwegingen. Weloverwogen of niet? Ze hebben nog even om te zweven:). En de televizierring. De winnaars. Oef. Terecht? Want nou eenmaal zoveel trouwe kijkers? Of weer dichterbij normalisering van (vrouw)onvriendelijkheid en pesterij? Gelukkig krijgt Joy Ellen leuke nieuwe buren. Hele vriendelijke.

Although this scam is about money, the outcome for a young person is so, so damaging and so, so dangerous. As I say at the beginning, for just one episode of MINTED KIDS, we need to get really, really serious. Every parent needs to listen to this episode THEN decide whether to also play it for their children… or to explain why this matters in their own carefully chosen words. Thank you so much Tracy Hall, and her 15-year-old Asha, for telling us what is going on – something most parents and k...

In this episode of SpecialEd, IEPs, 504s, Oh My: Conversations with DCSEAC, the host discusses center-based programming in special education with Laura Anglemeyer, an SSN teacher at Sagewood Middle School with 31 years of experience. They cover what center-based programming entails, its benefits, and the specific programs available in the district, such as SSN (Significant Support Needs) and AN (Affective Needs). Emphasis is placed on meaningful inclusion, the concept of the least restrictive

Send us a text Recorded live inside the TL Storer Dining Hall during the Spirit of Adventure Council Camporee, this episode features Lucas Crispo, Lodge Chief of Penacook Lodge, Order of the Arrow. Host Robb Ellis sits down with Lucas to explore what it means to be part of Scouting’s National Honor Society — from the meaning of the Ordeal and the spirit of cheerful service, to building leadership through hard work, teamwork, and laughter. Together they reflect on OA traditions, the value of...

Have you ever heard of the Weeping Woman? Maybe you'd know her by her other name - La Llorona - a young mother so haunted by her own grief that she’s taken to haunting everyone in her path. Who was she, and what does she represent to the people who tell her story? We’ll be talking about all that and more on this episode of Unspookable. Host: Elise Parisian Written by: Ana Olson Produced, Edited by: Nate DuFort Music Direction and Composition: Jesse Case Logo by: Natalie Khuen Episode Art:

Today, host Rose Gamblin explores the wonder of the mollusk shell—a soft-bodied creature, much like a snail, designed by God to craft its own protective home. In Arts and Crafts, we encourage curiosity in children through nature walks and “strewing,” reminding parents to stay curious too. Our interview features John, who shares his heartfelt journey to faith and his call to be a pastor.Every child’s first school is their home. Homeschool Companion strives to support the 2 million families that home

Are serendipitous surprises the secret ingredient to sparking creativity in your classroom?In this lively debrief episode of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, hosts Dr. Cindy Burnett and Dr. Matthew Worwood reflect on the past three episodes by digging into the stories, experiments, and aha moments that emerged around micro schools, creativity assessments, and the value of surprise in the classroom. Matt kicks things off with a humorous and messy retelling of his Marshmallow Challenge

Today we sit down with Dr. Anita Archer to unpack how clear, compassionate behavior systems transform a room from reactive to ready. The big shift isn’t about control; it’s about removing guesswork so students know what to do and teachers can teach. To begin, Dr. Archer dives into why behavior management is important. From there, she breaks down how to mapping key activities into simple, teachable expectations. You’ll hear routines in action, the power of specific praise, and the art of pre-...

In this episode, Lisa and Anita discuss: The growing trend of students choosing business as a “default” or undecided majorThe value of real-world work experiences for high school and college students exploring businessWhat competitive business school admissions officers truly look for beyond academicsHow reflection, course choices, and extracurriculars shape clarity and college readiness for business majors Key Takeaways: Students should pursue any kind of job or small business experien...

In the first half of our season one finale, we welcome Girard College alum Rasool Berry (Class of ’95), writer, speaker, and host of the acclaimed documentary Juneteenth: Faith & Freedom. Rasool dives into the archives with us, revisiting wild tales from past episodes and shedding new light on legendary mysteries—like what really happened to the Class of ’95’s beloved mascot, Russ.  We reexamine stories told by his older brother, now hilariously reinterpreted with Rasool’s signature wit. But the

Get ready for another adventure through space, nature, and the strangest corners of science on the BIGGER and BETTER Science Weekly! This week, we’re answering YOUR questions, have scientists battle it out to decide which science is the best, and uncovering the surprising reason we have nails — and why they’re much more important than you might think! In Science in the News, we’re diving into some earth-shaking discoveries! The world’s brightest minds have been honoured

Please send The RE Podcast a Text Message! For the role of the Church in the local community you need to know about street pastors and food banks and the role of the worldwide Church you need to know about working for reconciliation, how Christian churches respond to persecution or the work of an international charity like Catholic Agency For Overseas Development (CAFOD), Christian Aid, Tearfund. 4-markers Explain two different ways Christians help in the local community. One role is th...