מה הקשר בין קסדה סגולה עם פסי טורקיז לבין שק תפוחי אדמה? תשאלו את עוז, שבסך הכל ניסה להתכונן למרוץ האופניים וסיים קבור מתחת לערימת קרשים במחסן. בזמן שהם מנסים לעשות קצת סדר הם מוצאים אבן אחת קטנה שמתחילה מסע של 300 שנה. פרק על פלאפל בלי צ'יפס (כי עוד לא המציאו אותו), ליטאים שמתחפשים … להמשיך לקרוא את פרק 148: המנצחים – אבן אחת קטנה

Classnotes Podcast (April 30, 2026). Corporal punishment is still used in U.S. schools, with harmful and disproportionate impacts on Black ... read moreThe post Ending Corporal Punishment Starts With Community – IDRA Classnotes Podcast Episode #256 appeared first on IDRA.

If you're the parent who has been called into the principal's office one more time this month — read this slowly. You are not failing. Your child is not broken. And what's happening at school is almost certainly not a discipline problem dressed up as a mental health one. It's the other way around. Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

If you're a teacher, counselor, or principal, three patterns to watch for that often get filed under 'attendance issue' but are really anxiety in disguise: PATTERN 1 — SUNDAY-NIGHT DREAD, MONDAY ABSENCE The student's anticipatory anxiety builds all weekend. By Sunday evening they're physically tens Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on

There's a phrase we want to retire from how schools and families talk about students: 'school refusal.' Not because the behavior isn't real — it absolutely is. But because the word 'refusal' implies a choice. And in 90%+ of cases, what looks like refusal is actually anxiety, OCD, sensory overload, Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on

Classnotes Podcast (April 28, 2026). Dr. Lizdelia Piñon and Dr. Stephanie Garcia examine why women and girls remain underrepresented in ... read moreThe post What Shapes STEM Pathways for Girls – IDRA Classnotes Podcast Episode 254 appeared first on IDRA.

If you're trying to have a real conversation with your son about how he's actually doing, here's what's working for parents in our partner communities: SKIP THE FORMAT — - The 'sit down across from each other for a serious talk' format almost guarantees shutdown - Eye contact is high-stakes for boy Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on

What gets in the way of a son telling his parents he's struggling? It's almost never one big thing. It's a stack of small ones: SHAME — 'I should be able to handle this. Real men do.' BURDEN FEAR — 'My mom's already stressed. I'm not going to add to it.' IMAGE MANAGEMENT — 'If I say it out loud, Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen

If you're parenting a son right now, please sit with this one for a minute. According to WHO data released this year, three out of four young men who are struggling with their mental health do not tell their parents. They tell friends. They tell no one. They write it in private notes. They carry it Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

From the Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis Subscribe to the 10 Minute Teacher Podcast anywhere you listen to podcasts. What does real world STEM education look like in a high school where students run actual manufacturing contracts, intern at MIT, and earn AI ethics fluency? Joe Fatheree and Dr. Mark Buckner take us inside Oak Ridge High School's iSchool and Wildcat Manufacturing. The post Real World STEM: Real Tools, Real Clients, Real Money appeared first on Cool Cat Teacher Blog by Vicki Davis

If your kid asks for a mental health day this week, here's a script a partner counselor shared with us — calm, honest, and impossible to memorize wrong: 'I trust you that today feels like too much. Let's take the day. But before tomorrow, can we talk a bit about what's making school feel hard right Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Here's a framework that's been helping parents and counselors think about mental health days more clearly: They HELP when — - A student is genuinely overwhelmed and the day is a real reset - They're processing something hard: a loss, a conflict, a big transition - The day includes some kind of conv Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Twelve states (and counting) have officially made mental health days an excused absence. Oregon and Utah were among the first. Illinois, Maine, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, California, Arizona, Nevada, and Kentucky followed. Most policies were driven by students themselves. This week, we're wal Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on mentalspaceschool.com →

Let's quietly retire one of the most damaging myths in childhood mental health: 'They're too young to need therapy.' Anxiety, depression, and trauma don't check ID. A 7-year-old can be paralyzed by worry. A 9-year-old can lose interest in everything they used to love. A teenager can carry experienc Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on

There's a stat that's been quietly reshaping how schools think about attendance: 28% of students are now chronically absent — nearly double pre-pandemic rates. And when researchers look at why, the biggest hidden driver isn't laziness, broken alarm clocks, or 'kids these days.' It's untreated menta Generated from MentalSpace School: Georgia K-12 Mental Health and Compliance Guide #MentalSpaceSchool #SchoolMentalHealth #K12Wellness #PodcastListen on