In this engaging conversation, occupational therapist and author Sarah Collins explores how sensory processing and declarative language intersect to help children build self-awareness and emotional regulation.🗒️ Show Noteshttps://demmelearning.com/blog/self-regulation-show

Ever wonder if all this staying home, pouring out, and homeschooling is really worth it?In this honest episode, I’m sharing a moment where I almost walked away from the calling—and what helped me stay rooted. We’ll talk about the tug-of-war between purpose and pressure, and how God reminded me that this season of motherhood matters deeply. Takeaways: Doubt doesn’t mean you’re not called. Obedience sometimes looks like staying. Your faithfulness at home is kingdom work. For the mama who

The duo interview the Founder and President of Parents for Reading Justice, Brett Tingley.

10 Leadership Tips from 10 Years: Tip 1 The Leadership Shift That Changes Everything As Platinum Education turns 10, I’m reflecting on the lessons learnt along the way. And the first one is a biggie: letting go of control. Because here’s the truth — 👉 When you do everything, your staff do nothing. 👉 Control feels safe, but it’s actually the most dangerous trap. 👉 You’re not a real leader until you’ve created other leaders. In this episode, I share the personal story of running my first

Ever wonder what makes a Jesuit education different? Rich Sullivan, who has devoted 27 years to Rockhurst High School as a teacher, coach, and now Director of Ignatian Identity, reveals the heart of what makes "The Rock" unique. "Our goal isn't just to get these kids into Harvard. Our goal is to get these kids into heaven," Sullivan shares, quoting former president Father Baum. This powerful philosophy guides everything at Rockhurst, where forming "men for others" takes precedence over any s...

Cobwebs are found in places that we have missed — corners of the house, ceilings and under furniture. They reside in places we haven't been paying attention to. The cobwebs invites us to look out for hidden or missed opportunities in our life. Our children are bursting with opportunity for themselves and for us. Cobwebs remind us to spend time with our children, to create opportunities for them and openings for our spiritual development. According the late Maurice Sendak (whose books we read in this

Something spooked the Suttons and their guests so much that they fled their home to alert the local authorities on the night of August 21, 1955 and into the morning of August 22. The simplest explanation is a Great Horned Owl doing owl things, but would an owl really cause so much chaos at one place for hours and hours? Maybe this incident was a bit more out of this world.

Send us a text We share two months of homeschooling as two full-time working parents, the choices that made it doable, and the mindset shifts that dissolved our fear. From co-ops and Outschool to reading habits and life skills, we explain how short, focused days create more learning and happier kids. • why two hours of focused homeschool beats eight hours of school • large co-ops vs small groups for real socialization • being first in the family to homeschool and winning support • reading st...

Send us a text In this fun and informative episode of "Check this Out," Cece and Amy take listeners on an exciting journey through the story of The Beatles, one of the most famous bands of all time. Kids and their grownups will learn about how the band formed in Liverpool, their early days playing in clubs, and how they became a worldwide sensation with hits like "Love Me Do" and "I Want to Hold Your Hand." The episode explores their musical evolution, iconic movies, legendary concerts, and t...

In The Lesson Plan, host Nicole Brady takes listeners inside Denver Public Schools to explore how instruction, curriculum, and innovative teaching practices are shaping brighter futures for students. Each episode breaks down complex education topics into conversations anyone can understand, whether you’re a parent, teacher, student, or community member. In this episode, Nicole is joined by Jessica Piwko, Executive Director of Teaching and Learning for DPS, to discuss the district’s bold shif...

Scott Denny preaches from Genesis 3. Did God actually say? It's a question that sits at the heart of every temptation we face. A question that challenges the very nature, character and promises of God. A question that tempts humanity to look for answers outside of the gospel for hope, for joy, for contentment. Since Genesis 3 we have lived in an age of deception filled with false hopes and empty promises, but since Genesis 3 there has been a promised hope for deliverance from the deception, the

On this episode of Anchored, Jeremy is joined by Dr. Todd Bates, the founding President and Professor of Humanities at Christ College, a new classical Christian college located in Satellite Beach, Florida. They discuss the vision behind establishing Christ College, which unites the classical humanities with a focus on entrepreneurship. Dr. Bates also highlights how the Christian intellectual tradition offers guidance in today’s changing educational landscape.

Hi there,Jealousy & Openness Part 2 is now available, wrapping up the theme I hosted this week in the Big Emotions series.This episode focuses on practical strategies that kids can use when jealousy shows up in their friendships. Instead of letting these feelings break their friendships, children can learn to approach them with curiosity and use them to understand what matters to them.Next up:* Anger & Forgiveness (Sept 30, Oct 2) - Kids Ask Dr. Friendtastic is featured* Belonging & Independence

In this episode of Homeschool Minnesota, host Dayle Annand speaks with Kate Hannon about the importance of consumer math in homeschooling. They discuss the challenges of teaching math, the significance of a biblical worldview in financial education, and practical budgeting skills. Kate shares insights on how to integrate financial stewardship into everyday life and the resources available for parents to teach their children effectively. The conversation emphasizes the need for intentionality in

This week is a quick second episode. Keri has had a tough week and is reminded that so many other Head Starters are as well. She talks a lot about our collective sense of pressure and some of how she copes...and the importance of friends.

Welcome back to Destination Education UK, I'm your host Ruth Benny, and today we have a real treat for you. Our guest is Rosie McColl, former Head at Brighton Girls GDST School and current Head at Harrow International School Hong Kong! Join in as they dig into some really meaningful topics, like why girls’ education matters so much and how single-sex schools can be a game-changer for empowering young women. Rosie shares her thoughts on breaking down gender stereotypes, boosting STEM

In this episode, Rose Gamblin interviews Charles Kraut, presidential candidate and author, as he shares his concerns about the threats to our freedoms. Kraut outlines how progressivism, in his view, undermines the foundational principles of liberty, personal responsibility, and constitutional governance. He offers practical steps families can take to preserve American values, starting with teaching children the science of government and encouraging civic engagement at home. If we want to save our

Host, Dr. David J. Johns sits down with Jada Capri Ward—social justice advocate, performer, and co-host of the Relentless Love Podcast—to explore what activism looks and feels like for millennials and Gen Z. This is a conversation about being a "Zillennial" straddling two worlds, living with chronic illness while doing the work, and why our generation's digital organizing connects back to ancestral ways of resistance. Jada opens up about the fear, the fatigue, and why sometimes the most radical

Heritage Elementary students stepped in as podcast hosts and put Superintendent Dr. Erick Pruitt in the hot seat.  From “road trip or airplane?” to “graphic novel or chapter book?” these Hot Takes led to fun debates, laughs, and even a few surprises.

In this episode we answer four wonderful questions from curious kids around the world! From the Moon's reflected sunlight to the tiny muscles under our skin, we'll explore  science that connects the vastness of space to the wonders of our own bodies. Each answer includes simple explanations and something kids can notice or try at home.Grown-ups: we value your feedback. Our email and message link are in the episode notes—please send us your child’s questions and thoughts. Sleep Tight!, Sheryl &