Four high-achieving students redefine what it means to be successful beyond the books.
Traditionally, a wooden spoon is given to the person who comes last in a race. Instead of lingering on the failure of coming last, that same wooden spoon can be put to work and become something useful.
The Wooden Spoon is a podcast about success, but more importantly, what success really looks like after you finish school and take on the real world. It’s no longer defined by a grade – it’s about living a successful life that is unique to you.
We’re here to make chemistry cool again. Join us bi-weekly for a look into the history, first hand accounts, and chemical mechanism of common chemical mysteries in the world around us. Chem-mysteries one might say. Co-hosts Bri Hopper and Audrey Franklin are passionate undergrads looking for some new people to talk about science with, because our friends are already tired of it, so join us to hear about everything from alchemy to alcohol, and some bad chem jokes along the way!
#SoccerChat with coaches Nicholas Rizzo and Shaun Soderling give you a behind the scenes view as they tackle all the topics going on in the soccer coaching world and speak to coaches from all levels about their coaching journey. Join each week as they cover a variety of topics and featured guest interviews! Join the discussion on twitter every Wednesday night at 9:30PM EST using #SoccerChat.
Powering Potential is a podcast series that explores the unique joys and challenges of teaching children who are deaf or hard of hearing to listen and talk.
Produced by Hearing First and hosted by Dr. Teresa Caraway, Powering Potential dives deep into the challenges, emotions, and practical aspects of teaching children who are deaf or hard of hearing to listen, speak, and reach their full potential with Listening and Spoken Language (LSL).
Join Ashleigh Mayfield as she pushes high-achieving women to become the confident leader their success requires.
Welcome to the Water Brothers, where water and wastewater treatment professionals come to get useful information and tips for building their careers.
A social-emotional learning (SEL) podcast featuring conversations with thought leaders in education who explore how SEL can help us navigate society’s most pressing challenges and create a kinder, more compassionate world. Hosted by Andrea Lovanhill, Tia Kim, PhD, and Shauna McBride. Learn more at GrowKinderPodcast.org.
Brought to you by Committee for Children.
Educators have lots of questions about how edtech can accelerate teaching and learning. What’s not easy to find are reliable answers. “Your Edtech Questions,” the new podcast from the International Society of Technology in Education (ISTE), tackles critical questions at the juncture of edtech research and classroom practice. In each episode, Zac Chase, PK-12 language arts coordinator at St. Vrain Valley Schools in Colorado, and Amal Giknis, an English teacher at Philadelphia’s Science Leadership Academy, turn your edtech questions into edtech answers with the help of an ISTE expert. As the hosts plunge into real questions from real teachers in each episode, you’ll get an in-depth understanding of the issue along with authentic classroom solutions. And you can count on the advice, since ISTE has opened up its networks and resources, and provided unprecedented access to the leading edtech experts. If you’re an educator looking for reliable professional development on critical edtech topics, “Your Edtech Questions” is the podcast for you!
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