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Selling To Schools with Reps and Resellers
by Selling to Schools in Marketing
Tags: k-12 sales school sales education marketing independent reps K-12 distribution
What's the best way to sell to schools? It's the topic of greatest interest for everyone who wants to succeed in the K-12 education market. Many newcomers would like to find a low-cost entry, and the idea of using independent reps or resellers is popular. What have experts learned about this sales approach? What do you need to know to be successful working with K-12 channel partners? Join host Glen McCandless for a 15-minute interview with two veterans of K-12 sales, Farimah Schuerman and Mitch Weisburgh of Academic Business Advisors.
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Children and the Brain - Mapping, Music, Montessori, & More
by Know It All ABCs of Education in Education
Tags: education neuroscience Jessica Phillips-Silver Montessori Allison R Brown
On Tuesday, April 2, President Obama announced his proposal to spend $100 million on a human brain mapping initiative that would financially support brain-related research and efforts to combat Alzheimer's, autism, epilepsy, and paralysis, among other things.
Our guest, Dr. Jessica Phillips-Silver, is a neuroscientist whose specialty is the science of young brains. She will talk to us about what the President's brain mapping initiative means for students, and she'll also talk about the impact of such things as music and Montessori instruction on children's brains.
Host, Allison R. Brown, is a civil rights attorney and owner of Allison Brown Consulting (ABC).
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Gays in Schools
by This mans point of view in Life
Tags: Gays In Our Schools Bad or Good
Now i don't know about everyone but some ppl are scared about gay children in our schools.. Should we be scared of this or is it just a sign of the times we live in today... Either way join us tonight and get your comments in.. Tune in from 6pm to 8pm tonight....
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Are The Mentally Ill Running America's Schools?
by Mag Thomas And Kim Jacks in Politics Conservative
Tags: Public Schools Indoctrination Guns Political Correctness NRA
We look at a list of incidents blown wildly out of proportion by the seemingly mentally ill and hysterical people running our public schools. That and more on this fun filled episode.
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Bright Not Broken Montessori Autism and ADHD
by The Coffee Klatch in Parents
Tags: autism aspergers adhd gifted montessori
Join guests Diane Kennedy and Rebecca Bank authors of the blockbuster book "Bright Not Broken Gifted Kids, ADHD, And Autism: Why Twice Exceptional Children Are Stuck and How To help them We are excited to welcome back Jennifer Cook O'Toole award-winning author, educator, advocate and mother of three Kids with Asperger's. Jennifer's Asperkids, LLC, a multi-media social education company has formed The first collaborative program between the Montessori an
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"Expecting Excellence in Urban Schools"
by NCEBC Talk Radio in Education
Tags: National Council on Educating Black Children Dr Jelani Jabari Expecting Excellence in Urban Schools Student Engagment INSPIRE Process
Join NCEBCTalkRadio hosts in an engaging conversation with, Dr. Jelani Jabari - Accomplished Educator, Author, and 2013 NCEBC Featured Workshop Presenter.
"One of the most immediate challenges in K–12 schools lies in implementing powerful pedagogy which emotionally, intellectually, and behaviorally engages students. The challenge is compounded in urban schools where higher proportions of underprepared minority students are in classrooms with teachers who find it difficult to not only create bonds but also in packaging pedagogy in relevant, interesting, and meaningful ways. Though many teachers can temporarily tap students’ interests or episodically engage students in a portion of a lesson, the ability to create and sustain an engaging educational practice remains largely elusive."
Monday May 13th @ 10AM ET
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Who Will Lead Our Schools?
Tags: schools school leadeship education leadership education reform leadership
Great schools require great leadership. Are the people who are leading our schools prepared to lead our schools to greatness? How are we preparing our school leaders? Join Dr. Steve Maio, Associate professor of Education and Interim Director of Educational Leadership at Cambridge College in Cambridge, MA and experienced school superintendent and principal as we discuss the leadership needs of schools and the way we prepare school leaders.
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Creating a Culture for Learning in High-Need Schools
Tags: national writing project nwp seed professional development high-need schools
As the school year winds down, join National Writing Project site leaders on a two-part special edition of NWP Radio as they reflect on lessons learned from a year of offering professional development in high-need schools.
This show and its partner show, SEED 3 Professional Development Program Designs, on June 6, will provide food for thought for site teams planning professional development in 2013-14.
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Oscar E. Cruz, Families In Schools
by Latino Role Models Success in Business
Tags: Sergio E Cruz Families In Schools Parent involvement Literacy Role of parents
Oscar E. Cruz serves as President and CEO of Families in Schools, a nonprofit in Los Angeles whose primary focus is involving parents and communities in their children's education to achieve lifelong success. He has more than 12 years of experience in the nonprofit sector. Prior to being with Families In Schools, Oscar worked with Community Partners, Center for Civic Education and interned for the National Democratic Institute.
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Title One Schools Interview with Divas Boss Lady
by Its Your World Radio in Education
Tags: Low Income Title 1 Schools Federal Funding Teachers Public Private Schools
Title 1 is the nation’s oldest and largest federally funded program, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Annually, it provides over $14 billion to school systems across the country for students at risk of failure and living at or near poverty. In fact, over the course of the 2009-2010 school year, federal funding through this program was used by over 56,000 public schools nationwide in order for struggling students to meet state standards in a variety of subject areas.
Do you know if you child attends a Title 1 School? Do you even know what it means if your child is attending a Title 1 School? Are you a teacher and would like to help in these type of schools? Tune in to this show, as Divas Boss Lady interviews people who can explain and answer any questions you may have regarding Title 1 Schools.
Call in to the show during the show air time of 7-9pm est by calling 347-677-1602, press 1 on your phone once you call in.
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Connolly Goes Bold on Schools
by massmarrier in Politics Progressive
Tags: Connolly Boston Mayor Election Education
Announcing long before Boston Mayor Tom Menino decided not to run again, John Connolly campaigns on the biggest, toughest issue — fixing the city's schools. Education is the majority of the massive city budget. It's huge too in keeping families (a.k.a. taxpayers and voters) happy and in town. He'll talk about his other planks too, but we'll ask how he figures to be the first person to get a high-quality school in every neighborhood.
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Laura Weaver & Mark Wilding: Heart & Mind in Schools
by VividLife Radio in Self Help
Tags: transformation parenting Self Help Spirituaity change
VividLife Radio’s Ed and Deb Shapiro welcome author Mark Wilding to discuss The 5 Dimensions of Engaged Teaching, integrating heart with mind, social and emotional learning with academics, and inner life with outer life.
Laura Weaver and Mark Wilding are the co-authors of a new collaborative book: The 5 Dimensions of Engaged Teachingand the Co-Directors of the PassageWorks Institute. This is a critical time in the field of education—in this high stakes testing era, teachers are leaving the field in record numbers and students are becoming increasingly disengaged. It is time to honor and engage the wisdom and experience of educators, and to offer practical support to teachers and schools.
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