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Why does engagement plummet as learners advance in school? Why does the stream of questions from curious toddlers slow to a trickle as they become teenagers? Most importantly, what can teachers and schools do to reverse this trend? Beautiful Questions in the Classroom has the answers. Written to be both inspirational and practical, this resource will help educators transform their classrooms into cultures of curiosity.

In The Courageous Classroom, community psychiatrist Dr. Janet Taylor and nationally acclaimed educator Jed Dearybury deliver a concise and insightful take on the culture of fear in schools around the country. You'll learn about the various ways fear is present in students and educators, practical tools and strategies for educators to cope with fear and anxiety in the classroom, the reality of racism, homophobia, and microaggressions and their impact on learning, and how to create a landscape of calm in your classroom.

750 cours de philosophie, enregistrés en classe terminale, en direct, sur tous les sujets imaginables. Des sujets de oufs sur des questions d'élèves, des sujets de dissertation tombés au bac.

In Classroom Chaos, I will be profiling kids in my 6-7 class. As we descend into the podcast, I will be accompanied by some classmates of mine who will help me profile kids who I don't have a grasp on.

Business Class is a podcast for those looking to make a living in tourism and traveling well. We host smart conversations with interesting people who built satisfying careers in the tourism workplace. Presented by the academy at Learn Tourism | learntourism.org

How are philosophers, activists, and others thinking about contemporary moral issues, topics like cancel culture, the definition of racism, the ethics of consent and p*rn, reparations, and the existence of morality? Also, how are university students thinking about these issues? Listen in to find out. I’m a PhD student studying philosophy, and I created this podcast as an opportunity to keep the conversation going beyond the classroom. It includes interviews with scholars, discussions with former students, personal reflections, and content recap from the university ethics classes I teach.

"Coming to a Classroom Near You" follows the evolving world of education with eyes locked on what's coming next. We'll follow the innovations in teaching and learning, and how schools are adapting to meet the needs of students and teachers in post-pandemic classrooms. Listen to our discussion with stakeholders at all levels to get a front-row seat to the future of learning across the globe.