The Quad Preparatory School’s Post

Recently, I did a podcast with The New Kids, Dr. Germaine and Shyriah! Here is The New Kids Podcast Season 7 Episode 4 - Tiffany E Brockington, "How to Reach Hillman" In this episode, we talk about the original HBCU course for prospective HBCU students, the impact of kids no longer dropping everything and reading (nor hip-rolling), lessons learned, and much more!

Are you in the loop?! Well... the learning loop that is! 💜 This episode of The Learning Loop Podcast features Megan Endicott, a principal assistant in Georgia, who discusses the importance of connecting families with schools. If you are employed in either a physical school setting or a virtual school setting, you will benefit from this discussion, regardless of your profession. Check it out here ➡️ https://bit.ly/3RAq8mc

What do you teach your children? And what are they taught in school? For Christian families, it's likely not the same. That's where we are shining the light with the Clearly Christian podcast and https://lnkd.in/gdgMZ3sb. Join the movement.

How can you possibly know what you want to do with your life after high school? Livingston Educational Service Agency is here to help take that stress off college and high school students. If you or someone you know is in high school or college this podcast is for you! Be sure to check it out!

If you don't know who Bob Schaeffer is, now's your chance to get to know someone doing really important work. Bob runs Fairtest, a standardized testing watchdog advocating for student fairness. On the podcast, Bob and I discuss the test optional movement in college admissions and other areas he and his team have their eyes on. Listen at the first link in the comments - and please subscribe!

LMC knows there is no one size fits all solution. Every school needs a slightly different approach because each place is unique with its own strengths and nuances. There is no better podcast that demonstrates every school’s uniqueness than Olivia Wahl’s podcast: https://lnkd.in/eip3GHy2 Take a look at all the amazing and diverse topics she covers. Which ones will help you the most in this upcoming year? Let me know in the comments below. #schoolutions #noonesizefitsall #unique #literacysolutions #lastingimpact Olivia Wahl

Creating a culture for your school is not always up to the adults. On this podcast, Catholic Teachers' Lounge, Jill Wierzbicki Annable and Colleen McCoy-Cejka share a big idea on 'helping' students play a role in setting a tone for the school year, in this case, eighth grade. Take a list to 'If you can get 8th graders to do it, everyone will do it' at https://lnkd.in/gZKWnZ8b.

The gifted and talented narrative in schools has long been centred around the idea of identifying and elevating a select few students deemed to possess exceptional abilities. However, this approach is flawed and can have negative consequences for both the identified students and their peers. In this episode of the Teach Middle East Podcast, Leisa Grace Speaks with Morgan Whitfield about why we need to change the Gifted and Talented narrative in #schools and what we should be doing instead. They explore why it is necessary to shift this narrative towards a more inclusive and equitable approach to education. Link 👇

It was a privilege to guest lecture alongside Aaron Dante at Towson University, at two podcasting classes recently. The future hosts had great questions about our distinct approaches—interview versus solo and scripted formats. A highlight for me was hearing their show pitches, which spanned diverse topics like sports, relationships, food, music, and travel. It gave me insights into where their minds are at... We emphasized two key lessons for sustainable success in podcasting (or any entrepreneurial venture): Firstly, choose a topic that you're passionate enough about to discuss for years—this is crucial for longevity. Secondly, embrace action over hesitation; the best way to start is to just hit 'record'!