In this podcast episode, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker discuss another of IEW’s core values. When Andrew first started the Institute for Excellence at Writing, he decided not to offer discounts on products. Why has this remained important to him over the years? Discover the answer and learn a little bit of IEW history in this episode. Referenced Materials Episode 423: The IEW 100% Satisfaction Guarantee EZ+1: The IEW Method of Teaching webinar Freedomshipping Transcript of Podcast

“Hard work is immensely satisfying.” In this week’s podcast Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker discuss the mentally hard work of reading books like Moby-Dick. Andrew suggests that entertainment is not the primary purpose to read a challenging classic. If you aren’t already reading classics, listen for some of Andrew’s and Julie’s suggestions for how to start. Referenced Materials Moby-Dick; Or, The Whale by Herman Melville Leaf by Niggle by J.R.R. Tolkein The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis IEW

It’s time for another Live Ask Andrew Anything episode! Join Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker as they answer questions from listeners. They were joined by Nicki Truesdell, who asked “How much grammar and writing do you think is necessary throughout the years of K-12?” Andrew and Julie also answer questions about Structure and Style® for Students, The Phonetic Zoo, instructor accreditation, and many others. This episode covers all things IEW! Referenced Materials Nicki Truesdell Structure

An interview in Spanish about the weather and comedy. What makes us laugh? My thanks to David. Espanglisher Blog: https://espanglisher.com Music: “Speakeasy” and “Skating Squirrels” by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker discuss how both dads and grads can benefit from University-Ready Writing. Dads who are in the business world will benefit from grads who complete the course and become better writers. Listen to find out the top three things that make this course worth the investment for graduates and those working in the business world. Referenced Materials University-Ready Writing Free University-Ready Writing lessons IEW Accredited Instructors Episode 376: A Necessary

Hear why Kim Potowski, a professor of linguistics at the University of Illinois at Chicago, has a passion for preserving heritage languages, and how she teaches speakers of these languages. De-stigmatizing the way that a Spanish bilingual speaks his or her home language, in Kim’s view, “is a question of social justice.” Listen now to Episode 72 of America the Bilingual.MUSIC CREDITS Komiku - In the restaurant https://bit.ly/3OfJTOs Kevin Macleod - Quasi

With the end of the school year comes new opportunities to spend time outside. Listen to this week’s episode as Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker discuss furnishing the mind with time spent outdoors. We all know that spending time outside is good for children. How might spending time outside also improve students’ writing skills? Referenced Materials Episode 248: Nature Deficit Disorder, Part 1 Nature Deficit Disorder audio talk by Andrew Pudewa Last Child in the Woods by Richard Louv Until

Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker welcome Kim Cromer to talk about the importance and lifelong impact of learning speech and debate skills. Kim is the Executive Director of NCFCA Christian Speech & Debate (National Christian Forensics and Communications Association) and serves as a member on the Qualification Committee, providing vision and operational oversight for the organization. Referenced Materials Kim Cromer NCFCA Christian Speech & Debate Introduction to Public

Вика: Европа, Россия, Грузия Транскрипт на сайте, патреоне, бусти Друзья, всем привет. Добро пожаловать на новый выпуск проекта Russian Progress. Это канал и подкаст для изучающих русский язык. И сегодня на канале гостья. Я поговорю с Викой, которая уже 9 лет живёт в Германии. Вообще она из Новосибирска, как и я, и вот недавно она […]

It's weird week at Vocabulary Mnemonics. After today's episode you'll know what to call someone who spits when he talks, how to describe things arranged in pairs, and a more specific term for cannibalism. Stick around to hear Mom use all ten words in a particularly outré sentence. Listen and enjoy!

In this week’s episode Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker encourage parents and teachers to take time over the summer to hone their craft of teaching, focusing on The Great TWSS Adventure. Evan Smith, IEW Accreditation Specialist, shares more about this opportunity to work through Teaching Writing: Structure and Style® during the same time frame when others all over the globe are doing the same thing. Referenced Materials The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People® Habit 7: Sharpen the

Was the real reason Achilles died because of a jambeau error? Do an umpire and an electromagnetic pulse have something in common? What's Yoda's response to a tired Jedi? And can saying the word "uncouth" cause you to be uncouth? You'll find out the answers to these questions and much more in today's episode. Enjoy!

An interview with my Dad about his life experiences of teaching, sport and travel. My thanks to Martin. Espanglisher Blog: https://espanglisher.com Music: “Speakeasy” and “Skating Squirrels” by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

This week’s episode is about preventing summer evaporation! Join Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker as they discuss ideas for summer learning that won’t lead to long faces and complaints. From state history field trips to scavenger hunts, IEW’s customer service team gave Julie a host of ideas for a summer of fun and learning. Referenced Materials 1000 Hours Outside blog Episode 367: 1000 Hours Outside – A Conversation with Ginny Yurich Episode 323: Preventing Evaporation – Strategies for

An encomium is a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly. In this week’s episode, Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker brainstorm ways to show appreciation to teachers and mothers. They also reminisce about teachers who influenced them. Has your student ever written an encomium to show appreciation for you or a teacher? Listen to this episode to hear Andrew’s and Julie’s topic ideas for an encomium in praise of a teacher or mother. Referenced Materials IEW

Рассказываю (и показываю) про свой июль, который выдался достаточно насыщенным на поездки и впечатления. Транскрипт Друзья, всем привет! Добро пожаловать на новый выпуск проекта Russian Progress. Это канал и подкаст для изучающих русский язык. Я делаю видео с субтитрами, подкасты с транскрипцией, чтобы вы могли слушать, и у вас была поддержка в виде текста, который […]

Whether you're looking to have your ephemeral learning needs met or are seeking some entertainment during a peregrination in the South Pacific, this week's episode is for you. Enjoy!

This week we have some erudite words for our book smart listeners, some enigmatic words for our mysterious listeners, and we even throw in a pinnace for our cruisers. Enjoy!

An interview about pets and accents. No connection! My thanks to Fiona. Espanglisher Blog: https://espanglisher.com Music: “Speakeasy” and “Skating Squirrels” by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com