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The DissenterThe Dissenter#1076 Elisabeth Bik: Scientific Integrity and Scientific Fraud******Support the channel******Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thedissenterPayPal: paypal.me/thedissenterPayPal Subscription 1 Dollar: https://tinyurl.com/yb3acuuyPayPal Subscription 3 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/ybn6bg9lPayPal Subscription 5 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/ycmr9gpzPayPal Subscription 10 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/y9r3fc9mPayPal Subscription 20 Dollars: https://tinyurl.com/y95uvkao ******Follow me on******Website: https://www.thedissenter.net/The Dissenter Goodreads list: https://shorturl.at/7BMoBFacebook: https://www.f...2025-03-2744 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacher17 - Bilingualism via Books, Part 2Parents invest in their children’s education through time, energy, money, and often a second language. Part two of “Bilingualism via Books” with my guest Miss Vale Quintero explores how we invest in learning more than one language within our families. Miss Vale is passionate about how to improve her children’s lives through multilingualism. She shares how to leverage technology to provide equity or igualdad in multilingual education. She is a bilingual homeschool mom and teacher from Colombia, South America that inspires families on social media to teach English to their children. She is actively teaching her child to read...2024-08-0437 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacher16 - Bilingualism via Books, Part 1Many parents around the world already live in bilingual households, but many of us do not. For those parents working to teach their child a new language, what obstacles do we face? We discuss this and more in part one of “Bilingualism via Books” with the Bilingual Spanish-English Teacher, Miss Vale Quintero. Miss Vale lives and teaches in Colombia, South America. She is a bilingual homeschool mom and inspires others in her home country to try bilingual homeschooling. She is actively teaching her child to read and write in English and Spanish. Download or view...2024-07-2839 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacher15 - Social Emotional Lessons Learned Through BooksListen to the last minute of this episode! Dr. Destiny Huff, a licensed mental health professional, researcher, and special education advocate, is the guest for the 15th episode. Using her personal experience, Dr. Huff explains what drove her to research bibliotherapy and how she uses it in her daily life as a Parent. Dr. Huff also illuminates how her research in bibliotherapy to benefit children can have ripple effects among the adults that support children. Guest Information: destinyhuffconsulting.com Instagram - @destinyhuff_iep_advocate Facebook - @DestinyHuffConsulting 2024-07-1454 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacher14 - Early Reading LIVE Q & AThis special episode of the #DearReadingTeacher Podcast was recorded via Instagram LIVE on May 12, 2024. I answer the question many Parents ask themselves - Can I teach my child to read? Yes, Parents can! In fact, I explain why, how, when, and where. If you have any additional early reading questions - big or small - ask me via social media! Follow @DearReadingTeacher on Instagram or Facebook. Get started teaching your child to read using the new Teach Your Child to Read: A Mommy + Me...2024-07-1428 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacher13 - Sight Words are the Outcome, Not the ProcessEpisode 13 is recorded for Parents confused by sight words and for Parents who know their child is not learning to read by memorizing a list of words. Their early reader is guessing and/or staring. I start with a personal story in this episode, my lived experiences with sight words as an educator and parent. Then, I wrote a letter to the American kindergarten teacher (or any educator that is pushing sight words over decoding/sounding out) linked below. I hope this letter will push families and early childhood educators to find ways to immediately help our early readers...2024-04-2839 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacher12 - History of Literacy Practices for Black People in AmericaThe amazing podcast host of Explore Black History, Dr. Shannon Stanton Agbotse, joins me in what is my favorite #DearReadingTeacher episode so far. Dr. Shannon helps us explore the history of literacy practices in Black America. This conversation is a powerful testament to how important it is for Black Americans to do our scholarship and research as we reshape literacy practices for our children today. Dr. Shannon shares how her journey as an educator has led her to create intentional spaces of learning for Black children that are transformative and empowering.  Guest Information: www.e...2024-04-141h 23#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacher11 - Raising Readers at the LibraryRemember the ‘shhhhhh’ rule from the library? Thankfully many strict library rules are gone, but families face new challenges raising readers at the library. In the first episode of Season 2, I discuss the competition between screens and library use with another Parent and a children’s author, Meredith Johnson. As library lovers we are already biased to enjoy the library and we want to raise our children to enjoy this community space. So, how did we maximize the library for our families? Guest Information: www.meredith-johnson.com Facebook - @Meredith Johnso...2024-03-311h 15#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #10: Loving Books in GardensThe magical and special book gardens in Sheboygan, Wisconsin that has inspired thousands of families is called Bookworm Gardens. The guest in this is Bookworm Garden’s Director of Education and Community Programming, Cate Tinker. Cate shares how this beautiful garden has led a local community and so many families to get outside + read. In our chat as teacher moms, we discuss reading outside, community building, and our childhood love for books that we share with our children. I am so happy to end this first season on such a positive note! More Research:...2024-01-2845 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #9: Early Language Sets the Stage for LiteracyIn this conversation, Dr. JaNay Brown-Wood, a Children’s Author and Educator, shares her approach to reading instruction at home and the value of ‘‘bathing your child in language.” Dr. Brown-Wood and I discuss ways to intentionally promote literacy as parents and diversity in children’s books. Dr. Brown-Wood highlights her upcoming books and projects, including a retelling of Little Red Riding Hood called Mahogany that releases in 2024. Recommended Resource for Parents: Imagination Library - https://imaginationlibrary.com/ Guest Information: Instagram/Twitter - @janaybrownwood Facebook...2024-01-171h 15#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #8: BONUS* My Homeschool and Early Reading Journey DebriefedSome Parents are afraid to teach their child to read because Parents believe they are imposter teachers. Not true at all. Parents are a child's most important teacher. We are our children's first teacher and I believe we can set a strong foundation of literacy for our children if we are supported by our community and when we are intentional from an early age. I hope this honest episode will illuminate how I leveraged the good, the bad, and the community to teach my child to read. I won't pretend it's easy - it takes years. My story does...2023-11-1350 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #7: How Parents Can Advocate for an Evaluation, Part 2Listening to the 7th episode of #DearReadingTeacher is pre-work for Parents of struggling readers. This episode is designed to help families that want guidance on their role, rights, and options when starting the special education journey in the United States. Special Education Advocate, Leroy Smith, M.Ed., gives excellent advice and provides actionable next steps that families should consider as they navigate the evaluation process for students with disabilities in American schools. Share these episodes and the guidance document (see link below) with any Parents that may have fears of how to get their...2023-10-081h 21#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #6: How Parents Can Advocate for an EvaluationParents of struggling readers should listen to this first part of 2 episodes if they have a student in a U.S. public school. My guest for Episode 6 and 7 is Leroy Smith, M.Ed. Leroy is the founder of Realized Solutions, LLC and an advocate for students with disabilities. In this honest conversation between two special educators, we discuss all the things we want Parents to understand before contacting their child’s school for an evaluation for special education services. Share these episodes and the guidance document (see link below) with any Parents that may ha...2023-10-0159 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #5: A Parent-friendly Checklist for Science of Reading ResourcesFirst grade teachers are Nation Builders. My guest in the 5th episode of the #DearReadingTeacher Podcast is a first grade teacher in the United States. @MindfulTeacherRachel teaches children how to read every day. She is also a children’s author and advocates through social media for applying the “science of reading” research and evidence-based methods in classrooms. In this episode, @MindfulTeacherRachel gives Parents a checklist to help families determine which literacy resources are based on the science of reading research. Guest Information: Instagram/Facebook - @MindfulTeacherRachel Website - https://beacons.ai/rac...2023-09-1758 min#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #4: Will Fear Continue to Undermine or Advance Effective Reading Instruction?Missy Purcell is a Parent and Teacher that faced a public school system that was totally ill-equipped to teach her child to read. Missy's experiences continue to empower her to face all of our fears as teachers and parents. Missy is a true advocate for applying the Science of Reading research to schools today. Her advocacy work demonstrates why Parents are driving the sea changes we already see in 2023-2024 school year. What can we do to lead to more evidence-based reading instruction? Guest Information: Facebook - https://m.facebook.com/groups/scienceofreadingforadvocates/ 2023-09-031h 16#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #3: Speech Development Affects Early ReadersEarly speech struggles can also be signs of dyslexia. By the end of the third episode of #DearReadingTeacher, @HoneybeeLiteracy answers a listener’s question about the early signs in speech of dyslexia. The founder of Honeybee Literacy, Tiniyja Burney, M.A., CCC-SLP, illuminates why Speech-Language Pathologists should always be included in the early reading conversation. @HoneybeeLiteracy is a Speech-Language Pathologist owned and operated pediatric private practice that specializes in reading disorders, such as dyslexia. Website: https://honeybeeliteracy.com/ Facebook/Instagram: @honeybeeliteracy Services Early On (Michigan) - These services are for birt...2023-08-221h 01#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #2: Why Every Parent Needs to Listen to “Sold a Story”@TheNeuroAffirmingParent shares a Mom’s personal journey supporting early readers at home and in the public school system in the second episode of #DearReadingTeacher. The “Sold a Story” podcast dramatically changed this Parent's perspective on education in the United States. “It just made me feel so empowered as a parent because it no longer was me just lost and just relying on the school for that information.” Now she advocates for her children's education, for structured literacy for all, and for neurodiversity with confidence. Instagram: ⁠@TheNeuroAffirmingParent Facebook: ⁠@TheNeuroAffirmingParent⁠ “Sold a Story” Podcast: ⁠https://features.apmreports.org/sold-a-story/ Cox Campus: https://coxcam...2023-08-071h 10#DearReadingTeacher#DearReadingTeacherEpisode #1: Your Reading TeacherMy name is Elisabeth Forde and I will be Your Reading Teacher. In this first episode of #DearReadingTeacher, I share the story that started this early reading podcast for Parents. The short version of why I left the classroom and decided to homeschool, and why I empower Parents who want literate children. Instagram: ⁠@DearReadingTeacher⁠ Facebook: ⁠@ReadingGardenClub⁠ Website: ⁠https://school.readinggardenclub.com⁠ Do you have a story to tell? Do you have an early reading challenge you want my support working through? Are you a fellow homeschool P...2023-07-2911 minSAMTAL MED LIVSAMTAL MED LIV11. Från mörker till ljus - Lasse Mattilas livsresaNär Lasse var två år dog hans pappa. Därefter präglade mammas alkoholmissbruk Lasses tillvaro tills hon dog efter en brand i familjens hus när Lasse var 13 år. Lasse blev "vildvuxen", som han kallar sig. Det som räddade honom var hans barndomsdröm om att bli en duktig fotbollsspelare. Denna dröm förde honom till Sverige och Ljungskile. Han var med i laget när det gick upp i allsvenskan, som blev en turbulent tid då Lasse fick mycket yttre bekräftelse i media och av fotbollsintresserade. Lasse har all...2022-06-0252 minSläktbandSläktbandSoldaten Sibbe mördade skogvaktaren för brännvinets skullKungen hade förbjudit brännvinstillverkning för husbehov. I två socknar i Kronoberg började en lokal skogvaktare anmäla hembrännare. Det kom att kosta honom livet. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Detta avsnitt: Temperaturen hos allmogen i Långasjö och Ljuders socknar hamnade på kokpunkten, när de förstod att de hamnat på den så kallade ”brännelistan”. Det var så de kallade de anteckningar skogvaktaren Nils Lindström förde över misstänkta hembrännare. Lönen som skogvaktare fick var skral, den bestod oftast av ett litet...2022-01-0324 minViten og snakkis - en forskningspodkastViten og snakkis - en forskningspodkastHøyere utdanning i koronaisolasjonElisabeth Førde er universitetslektor og emneansvarlig på barnehagelærerutdanning  på OsloMet. Med koronanedstenging av universitetet måtte Elisabeth sammen med sine kolleger snu seg rundt i rekordfart og tilby utdanning over nett. I denne episoden forteller Elisabeth om sine erfaringer, den nye digitale hverdagen, fornøyde studenter og hvordan hun tror fremtiden blir.2020-05-0523 minViten og snakkis - en forskningspodkastViten og snakkis - en forskningspodkastHøyere utdanning i koronaisolasjonElisabeth Førde er universitetslektor og emneansvarlig på barnehagelærerutdanning  på OsloMet. Med koronanedstenging av universitetet måtte Elisabeth sammen med sine kolleger snu seg rundt i rekordfart og tilby utdanning over nett. I denne episoden forteller Elisabeth om sine erfaringer, den nye digitale hverdagen, fornøyde studenter og hvordan hun tror fremtiden blir.2020-05-0523 minLazarus (Defcon)Lazarus (Defcon)Lazarus - EOYC 2018Find me at: https://www.mixcloud.com/DJLazarus/ http://www.soundcloud.com/djlazarus https://hearthis.at/lazarus http://www.facebook.com/lazarusdj http://www.twitter.com/djlazarus http://lazarusriseabove.podomatic.com/ 1. Grace - Not Over Yet (Max Graham vs Protoculture remix) 2. Way Out West - Mindcircus (G&D remix Nymark rework) 3. Marcos - Cosmic String (Daxson remix) 4. Above & Beyond - Alone Tonight (Myk Bee remix) 5. Insigma - Open Our Eyes (Kiran M Sajeev revamp) 6. Perpetuous Dreamer vs UDM & Exouler - The Sound Of Intensity (Sam Torrent mashup) 7, John O'Callaghan featuring Jaren vs Elevation & Lemon & Einar K - Surreal Biscayne (Dewesh...2018-12-263h 00Tollans musikaliskaTollans musikaliskaMöt svensk-danske tonsättaren Aksel Borup-Jørgensen. En tonsättarnas poet.Han var en av de första danska tonsättarna som reste till Darmstadt, men Aksel Borup-Jörgensen använder inte strikt serialism utan är en mycket intuitiv, lyrisk musiksnidare. Axel Borup-Jørgensen föddes 1924 i Hjørring på Jylland. Han avled i Birkerød 2012. När han var tre år emigrerade familjen till Sverige och han tog studenten i Linköping, där han också gjorde sin värnplikt. Senare flyttade han till Köpenhamn och avlade 1950 musikpedagogisk examen i piano vid Det Kongelige danske Musikkonservatorium. Som tonsättare är Axel Borup-Jørgensen autodidakt. Synnerligen produktiv har har varit och skrivi...2018-04-1049 min