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APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationKatie Garner: The Secret Stories of the letters we readChange Maker Conversations in Education Hosts visit with Katie Garner, the founder of Secret Stories: Cracking the Reading Code with the Brain in mind. Katie shares stories, resources and thoughts on how everyone working with little ones learning how to read for the first time, supporting those who are re-learning how to read following injury or illness, and those learning English as an additional learner can learn the secrets of the alphabet and the sounds and songs they make. Links and book title information included on the APLC website blog post. Learn more about your...2025-04-291h 02
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationIndigenous Culture Based Learning with Kim Barker Kay and Jason BigcharlesKim Barker-Kay and Jason Bigcharles (Cree Wāpastim or White Horse) joined Dr. Rick Gilson and Charlie Kraig to share a conversation centred on Kim and Jason's work in developing a comprehensive website and series of YouTube videos to support teachers as they work to imbue Indigenous culture-based learning within the Alberta Curriculum. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2025-04-081h 06
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationJulie Stern - Learning that TransfersIn this episode, we visit with Julie Stern, author of Tools for Teaching: Designing Lessons and Assessments for Deep Learning (Elementary and Secondary editions) and Learning that Transfers: Designing Curriculum for a Changing World. Julie also has a website well worth visiting for resources and examples. It is at https://www.edtochangetheworld.com. Julie discusses teaching for conceptual understanding, sharing examples from classroom visits and examples referring to various books that can be applied to all subjects and all grades. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2024-12-0356 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationDavid RobertsonRecorded for the Alberta Summer Literacy Institute the YouTube Version of this visit is available on the APLC YouTube channel. David Robertson shares several of his books, sharing his stories and lived experiences in picture books like On the Trapline and through historical fiction, the residential school experience in books like Sugar Falls and When We Were Alone. The award-winning author of the Misewa Saga series, David speaks in schools and is engaged in developing the first Indigenous-run Imprint with Penguin House of Canada. Through this work, David seeks to bring new Indigenous authors to support their writing and...2024-09-301h 02
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationMatt Johnson: Grammar is Natural...and can be Fun! Trust him ;-)Our last podcast episode of the 2023-2024 school year features Matthew (Matt) Johnson a Michigan area English teacher who has taught grade 6 - 12. Matt has written several books and his most recent book comes out during the summer of 2024 entitled:Good Grammar, Grades 6-12: Joyful and Affirming Language Lessons That Work for More Students Don't fall over; it's not a mistake. Joyful and Grammar in the same sentence. Matt shares several ways by which teachers can better approach grammar in speaking and writing.Matt mentions the ‘Da Art of Storytelling essay by Kiese Laymon...2024-06-251h 05
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationLayers of Literacy conversation with Change Makers: Michelle Bence and Miriam RamzyThis Changer Maker Conversations in Education—Literacy Across the Curriculum podcast episode features two outstanding educators, Michelle Bence and Michelle Ramzy. This dynamic duo came together through proximity in work and postgraduate studies, sharing a deep commitment to literacy instruction that has led them to share their understanding of the work with educators. Avid readers(no surprise there), Michelle and Miriam share thoughts on several professional and personal titles, thoughts on helping students read and write and the importance of seeking out sound research and methodologies to support the work. You can find them online through their Layers of Liter...2024-06-111h 13
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationRebekah O'Dell: Mentor Text Champion of All the Write MovesRebekah O'Dell believes in the power of choice, authenticity, and students' voices in the reading and writing classroom.Travelling the country to work with teachers and students provides constant inspiration as she helps educators do the hard and transformative work of teaching real writing. In public and independent schools, she taught middle and high school students at all levels -from inclusion to AP and IB classes. In addition to being a real-time classroom teacher, Rebekah co-founded Moving Writers - movingwriters.org and is the author of Writing With Mentors (Heinemann 2015) and Beyond Literary Analysis (Heinemann, January 2018).Rebek...2024-05-2859 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationDr. Robin Bright Author, Professor, Reader, Literacy LeaderWhen you are blessed with an opportunity to visit with an individual whose career has been dedicated to helping children learn how to read and love reading, the conversation will be a good one. When you add decades of service as a professor at the University of Lethbridge, dedicated in large part to helping pre-service teachers develop the skills to support the instruction of all aspects of literacy, you are really on to something special. When it turns out that your guest is also a voracious reader of detective mystery novels that feed a desire to know more about...2024-05-141h 08
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationJoanne Pitman: Reading, Leading, Learning and LifeIn this episode, Charlie Kraig and Rick Gilson visit with a long-time friend and colleague, Joanne Pitman, who was recently appointed as Chief Superintendent of the Calgary Board of Education or CBE. Jo (as she prefers to be called) shares some thoughts on her most recent read - and re-read, "What We Owe the Future" by William MacAskill and how it has influenced her thinking and work as a system leader and human sharing planet Earth. The episode draws to a close with Jo sharing one of many great poems from the book, "Leading from Within: Poetry that sustains...2024-04-3054 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationA French Language Arts and Math Book Talk with Elyse MorinIn this episode of our ARPDC Podcast - Literacy Across the Curriculum Series, we visit with Elyse Morin, one of our ARPDC team of Designers of Professional Learning and a seriously intense champion of reading and books in the classroom and at home. Elyse discusses some 15-plus titles for the Francophone or French Immersion classroom with Rick Gilson and Charlie Kraig - the conversation is in English. (for the most part;-)). Several books Elyse talks about are available in both French and English versions. One such example, Killer Underwear Invasion! or Alerte: Culottes Meurtriéres by Elise G...2024-03-0554 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationCharlie Kraig and Rick Gilson Talk books...a lot of books, resources and a little AIARPDC Podcast Series hosts, Charlie Kraig and Rick Gilson roll up their sleeves and share excerpts and thoughts on approximately 15 books for the classroom, professional and personal reading libraries. Along the way, we talk about where and how they might be used, what we have taken away from them for personal and professional growth and offer a couple of online resources to check out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2024-02-191h 08
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationShawna Coppola: Literacy for all Truly Means EveryoneOur conversation explores the links between identity and literacy, the importance of teachers exploring their own identity and where that can be found in the literacy they create and consume, as well as what we can do to help our students in their exploration of both the individual identity and how literacy can help us better understand those with whom we share our communities and the planet on which we live. We explore the opportunities to shine lights on those who have been less visible in all aspects and modalities of literature and writing and the importance of being a...2024-01-231h 04
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationTrevor Aleo Literacy Lightning MultimodalityCharlie Kraig and Rick Gilson are joined by Trevor Aleo, author, teacher, podcaster, and doctoral candidate, as we discuss and take a deep dive at times in the conversation, the many ways and means by which students of all grades can develop and demonstrate their literacy.Trevor shares several titles, research points and resources that can support your professional learning and practice in the classroom to benefit your students. A classroom teacher primarily working with students in grades 9-12 Trevor is currently working on completing his doctorate working with Dr. Mary Kalantzis and Dr. Bill Cope at t...2024-01-091h 06
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationAlyssa Ricke UFLI Contributing Author, Coach and Passionate Literacy AdvocateDr. Aly Ricke of the University of Florida Literacy Institute joins Dr. Rick Gilson and Charlie Kraig from ARPDC for another conversation focused on literacy, specifically looking at the evolution and development of UFLI's work, how it's growing across Alberta, Canada and the United States and what we might do to better understand and support the work. Aly also shares some of the work on Dyslexia being developed at the University of Florida. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2023-12-191h 12
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationIrene Heffel – Fuel Your Thinking Through ReadingIn this episode of our podcast series, we visit with Irene Heffel, a long-time literacy coach, instructional lead, current Designer of Professional Learning with our ARPDC team and an instructor at Concordia College in the faculty of Education in Edmonton. Irene has over 35 years of experience at all levels of education and has worked in and with elementary and secondary teachers to implement best practices in curriculum, assessment and backward design with a primary focus on reading and writing instruction across the curriculum.Our conversation brought up the importance of conversation and dialogue around what you are r...2023-12-1251 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationKari Tanaka - Take Two Book Talk Whisperer K-12 and Adults too!We sat down with Kari Tanaka of the University of Lethbridge Bookstore as she walked us through several books for educators, students, and families covering titles from preschool/kindergarten through Grade 12 and beyond. Kari once again proves to be a valuable resource for anyone who loves books and is always on the lookout for new additions to their own TBR piles or classroom libraries. She brought everything from non-fiction to graphic novels to picture books to hybrid texts (including elements of fiction and non-fiction). There is something for everyone on this list! Learn more about yo...2023-11-281h 16
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationSupporting English as an Additional Language with Stephanie DodykHaving recently completed a significant update to the Alberta Regional Professional Development Consortium’s English as an Additional Language Website, we sit down in this podcast episode to engage in a conversation with Stephanie Dodyk, whose post-graduate work focuses on the support of English as an additional language (EAL) learners of all ages. Stephanie shares the personal experiences that, in part, motivate her passion for this work, resources, stories and, of course, books and the website with listeners.The EAL website is part of the growing collection accessed at the ARPDC website under the General PD Resources tab. We e...2023-11-071h 12
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationSupporting Tomorrow's Teachers with an Eye to Literacy - Dr. Lisa Starr Dean of Education U of LDr. Lisa Starr, the new Dean of Education at the University of Lethbridge, engages in a conversation with Charlie Kraig and Dr. Rick Gilson, ARPDC Change Maker Conversations in Education hosts, about books (classics and new), Cellphilming, listening, writing, multi-modal approaches to share your learning and ideas and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2023-10-241h 05
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationKaren Filewych - Supporting writing K-12Karen Filewych, one-time newspaper journalist, turned to teaching, all the while remaining passionate about writing – both her own and all those she teaches. In this episode of the Change Maker Conversations in Education, we continue our Literacy Across the Curriculum conversation with this author, educator, leader and all-around awesome soul. Karen shares several books and thoughts, inviting us to consider the importance of doing everything we can to help people of all ages to enjoy and thrive as readers, writers, and full participants in the conversations and practices of a literate society. Learn more about your...2023-10-101h 12
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationCamp ReWrite - Alberta Campground ShortThe Alberta Regional Professional Development Consortium (ARPDC) has worked with the creators of Camp Re-write, (Matthew Johnson, Rebekah O’Dell, and Angela Stockman) who have partnered to create a pedagogical summer camp, primarily for teachers of English Language Arts and Literature. In support of teachers in Alberta, ARPDC is offering Camp ReWrite - Alberta Campground and in our recent podcast with Angela Stockman we talked about Camp ReWrite for about 10 minutes, that excerpt is provided here for your listening entertainment. Alberta Teachers please check our Regional office websites for information on how you can sign up for the Alberta Ca...2023-06-1210 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationAngela Stockman: Writing and Inspiring Others to WriteAngela Stockman can help us all with our reading skills K-12; however, it is in writing, expressing your thoughts, and ideas, and telling stories across a myriad of modalities that Angela has really lived, breathed and worked with teachers and students for most of her life. Angela believes we all have stories, our stories are important, and there are a myriad of ways we can tell our stories. Her Writer's Workshops, books, and sessions provide all educators (and parents) with inspiration and procedures (including assessments) that create an environment where even the most reluctant can see a path to sh...2023-06-121h 03
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationPhysical Education and Wellness Literacy for LifeCEO and founder of Wells Performance, a global consulting firm on a mission to elevate how we live our lives at work in life, Dr. Greg Wells is committed to working with leaders and educators to create the best possible environment, organizational and individual habits and culture for wellness. Greg’s work touches upon all the pillars of wellness and well-being drawing upon an extensive lived experience and personal study.Dr. Wells is a scientist and performance physiologist and has dedicated his career to exploring and researching human limits and making that science understandable and actionable.I...2023-06-0655 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationDare to Truly Lead in Inclusive Education with Dr. Julie Causton & Dr. Kristie Pretti-FrontczakDr. Julie Causton and Dr. Kristie Pretti-Frontczak of Inclusive Schooling visit with Charlie Kraig and Dr. Rick Gilson of ARPDC visit about the Summer Leadership Institutes held by Julie and Kristie through their Inclusive Learning organization. A number of books, podcasts and a movie title are shared, as well as an exploration of the Inclusive Schooling 2023 Summer Leadership Institute.Check out the episode notes for further information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2023-05-301h 07
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationKindergarten Teacher, Author and Great Soul - Laurie McIntoshIn this episode, we visit with Laurie McIntosh, who loves to share with others...create unique burgers with her students, and fundraise with little ones who want to make and have made a difference in the class and the community.Laurie started her teaching career in Lacombe and moved to Lethbridge with the Holy Spirit School Division about five years ago.The journey of learning starts at birth and continues throughout our lives; dozens of kindergarten students have been blessed to start their school journey in Laurie McIntosh's class. In our visit, Laurie shares some o...2023-05-231h 08
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationA Caregiver Approach to Literacy with Nawal QarooniCommitted to growing thinkers, writers, and readers, Nawal Qarooni visits with hosts Charlie Kraig and Rick Gilson to discuss the work of the NQCLiteracy team and her passion for connected families in the process of literacy development. Foundational to Nawal's work is the notion that we learn best when our learning is connected with all those with whom we have a relationship. Through mindful efforts to expand our knowledge of others, other cultures, and other people, our relationship tree expands our ability to read, write, listen and better relate with each other. Listeners are encouraged to check out Nawal's...2023-05-021h 05
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationMath through a Literacy Lens with Jackie RatkovicIn this episode of our Literacy Across the Curriculum series we visit with learning consultant and mathematics wizard (in our opinion) Jackie Ratkovic. Jackie shares a number of titles and talks us through how each book can be used to support students k-12 (mostly elementary) in their development of skills and understanding in Math.Jackie outlines how books used in class fall into three categories:Text Dependent: You need to understand the math to understand the bookIdea Enhancing: Books do not depend on a previous understanding of math and help connect and...2023-04-181h 14
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationLiteracy Empowers Life: A conversation with members of the UFLI TeamIn this episode, Dr. Rick Gilson with ARPDC visits with Christina Giddings, Stefanie McLeod, and Dr. Colleen Pollett of the University of Florida Literacy Institute - UFLI about their work to provide teachers (and parents) with materials, resources, lessons, and support to build foundational work in the classroom (and home) in developing confident and capable readers and writers of the English language. "Building Strong Readers" is the motto that motivates all that they do. Our guests share how they got into the work, what motivates them, what they have learned and how they hope the work can make a...2023-04-0451 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationTeacher to Teachers: Tannis Niziol shares books, practices and thoughts on reading across the curriculumIn this episode, we visit with a career English Language Arts teacher, Curriculum Consultant and Professional Learning Facilitator, Tannis Niziol. Throughout Tannis' 30-year career as an educator in Edmonton and Winnipeg, Tannis has remained passionate about teaching and learning and the need for explicit literacy apprenticeship at all grade levels in all subject areas.Tannis is a voracious reader who believes students deserve access to rich, diverse reading experiences and to a safe, equitable space to talk about what they see, hear, think and feel. She is on a journey to disrupt and bring clarity to the...2023-03-061h 10
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationUniversity of Lethbridge Bookstore - Book Talk Whisperer - Kari TanakaWe are excited to meet with Kari Tanaka from the University of Lethbridge bookstore in this episode. Leveraging her years as a bookseller and dedicated book/author supporter, Kari offers many suggestions for teachers (and readers) to add to their book collections. She also shares some tips on doing a book talk that gets readers interested in the text. Kari’s excitement for great books is truly contagious, and we cannot be held responsible for the number of books you decide to buy after listening to this episode.Episode Author/Book Highlights
Wildoak by C.C. Ha...2023-02-211h 05
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationLifting Literacy in the Classroom: A conversation with Brent GilsonIn this episode, we welcome Brent Gilson, a high school teacher with experience teaching at every division level in his career. This conversation includes several titles and authors for your students and offers suggestions for professional reading. We explore some of the challenges and methods to support bringing your students and ourselves into reading, what you might do to share or book talk in your classroom, and how best to use time in the class when students are reading. Genuine assessment, empowering student voice, and being open to multimodal approaches to showcase learning are just a few of the g...2023-02-071h 05
The High Performing Educator PodcastRick Gilson - Executive Director of Southern Alberta Professional Development ConsortiumDr. Rick Gilson started his teaching career in the fall of 1985. In addition to teaching, Rick has worked in school administration at the high school level for 15 years, the last eight as principal at Grande Prairie Composite High School before moving into Central Office. After one year as District Principal in Grande Prairie, Rick accepted the Assistant Superintendent position, focusing on Inclusive Education with Westwind School Division. In 2013, Rick joined SAPDC as the Executive Director. At work, he loves coaching young teachers, new leaders and generally just helping folks grow. Rick has been fortunate to coach over 70...2023-01-2745 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationStoryteller For All Ages: A Conversation with David A. RobertsonJoin us as we visit with David A. Robertson, award-winning Swampy Cree author from Manitoba, Canada. David shares thoughts on the writing process, his works, and collaboration processes, particularly as it relates to his graphic novel books. We also discuss book banning and the importance of diversity in the library. To that end, David shares a bit about a new project he is leading to support new and upcoming indigenous authors. David's works include illustrated story books for children, YA literature currently illustrated by the very successful Misewa Saga launched by book one "The Barren Grounds," with the fourth...2023-01-2452 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationReading Across the Curriculum Book Talk Series: Valley of the BirdtailIn this episode, Charlie Kraig and Rick Gilson of ARPDC visit with the authors Andrew Stobo Sniderman and Douglas Sanderson (Amo Binashii) of Valley of the Birdtail: An Indian Reserve, A White Town, and the Road to Reconciliation. Our conversation touches on stories from the book, how the authors came to work on this project and collaborated in the writing process, as well as how teachers might use the book in your classroom both for its content and as a mentor text. In addition to our recommendation that every teacher in Canada should read this book, we believe that...2023-01-101h 06
Hit Pause with SAPDCDr Trisha Sotropa with Dr. Deborah Karrah Early Skills for Reading SuccessDr. Trisha Sotropa of the Southern Alberta Professional Development Consortia (SAPDC) visits with Structured Literacy specialist and Certified Orton-Gillingham instructor, Dr. Deborah Karrah, about some of the early skills required for reading success, and the two upcoming series of sessions at SAPDC. Dr. Karrah is involved in work that supports both reading and writing remediation for children who have dyslexia and dysgraphia and has been collaborating with Harvard University in a research study on innovative dyslexia screening technology developed by a multi-disciplinary team in Greece. Though her sessions starting on October 25th will not be recorded, they are hybrid...2022-09-2819 minHit Pause with SAPDCDr Trisha Sotropa with Dr. Deborah Karrah Early Skills for Reading SuccessDr. Trisha Sotropa of the Southern Alberta Professional Development Consortia (SAPDC) visits with Structured Literacy specialist and Certified Orton-Gillingham instructor, Dr. Deborah Karrah, about some of the early skills required for reading success, and the two upcoming series of sessions at SAPDC. Dr. Karrah is involved in work that supports both reading and writing remediation for children who have dyslexia and dysgraphia and has been collaborating with Harvard University in a research study on innovative dyslexia screening technology developed by a multi-disciplinary team in Greece. Though her sessions starting on October 25th will not be recorded, they are hybrid...2022-09-2819 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationDr Joan Netten the Neurolinguistic Approach to Second language learning (IN FRENCH)Dr Joan Netten visits with consultant Marylou Gammans in French discussing 2nd language learning, French Immersion and the Neurolinguistic Approach Dr. Netten pioneered in support of language learning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2022-03-2152 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationDr Joan Netten Neurolinguistic Model, French Language and French immersionARPDC consultant Marylou Gammans in conversation with Order of Canada recipient and professor Dr Joan Netten on French Language and French Immersion instruction and learning. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2022-03-2121 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCFrom Freeze, Fight, Flight to Grounded, Calm and mindful, The Polyvagal Theory with Kent HollingsworthIn this episode, Kent Hollingsworth, a Certified Solution-Focused Therapist, Behavior Consultant and Clinical Consultant to a number of school divisions, with a focus on supporting neurodevelopmental disabilities introduces us to another way to look at our nervous system and its impact on our sense of safety, and ability to respond to stress and triggers in our life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2022-03-0952 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCReflections: A conversation with Associate Superintendent Amber DarrochAs Amber Darroch approaches retirement we share in a reflective conversation about mentors and mentoring, leadership, education and all its aspirations and challenges. Amber has provided excellent leadership, help initiate a Women in Leadership committee for the provincial association of school superintendents in Alberta and is a great example of grace and leadership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2021-10-081h 04
Shackles, Burlap, & LiesMotion Labs VP of Eastern US & Canadian sales Rick Montgomery smartens up our host about chain hoist control and other related topics. Rick shares with us his top items to check on every controller, a few tricks and tips, and of course some laughs.
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APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationDr. Ron Ritchhart: The importance of developing a thinking cultureA conversation with Senior Research Associate at Harvard's Project Zero, Dr. Ron Ritchhart whose work focuses on the development of school and classroom cultures in support of developing students' as powerful thinkers and learners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-10-0229 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCCultures of Thinking in Support of Student Learning with Ron RitchhartAuthor and presenter Dr. Ron Ritchhart shares his thoughts on the importance of a culture of thinking supported by specific efforts to making thinking visible in the classroom conversations. A lifetime of research, writing and teaching have resulted in four books, Intellectual Character, Making Thinking Visible, Creating Cultures of Thinking and the 2020 release, The Power of Making Thinking Visible. Ron is a Senior Research Associate at Harvard's Project Zero. Following Dr. Ritchhart's work we can all learn to be more mindful in, and cognizant of, our thinking in our classrooms, live or virtual, and out daily interactions with one...2020-10-0229 min
Against the Grain - The PodcastRick Anderson InterviewThis episode features an interview with Rick Anderson, currently the Associate Dean for Collections and Scholarly Communication at University of Utah, and recently appointed University Librarian at Brigham Young University. The interview was conducted by Tom Gilson, Associate Editor of Against the Grain, and Leah Hinds, Executive Director of the Charleston Conference. Join us to hear about Rick’s transition from University of Utah to BYU, his love of music and his CD Hotlist website, and some recent articles and projects he’s been involved with. 2020 Conference Registration Now Open: https://www.charlestonlibraryconference.com/registration-info/ 2020 Char...2020-08-1840 min
The Event Safety PodcastEpisode 16: Counterweight Rigging Systems (Part 2)In this episode of the Event Safety Podcast, we continue our discussion on theater rigging with a look at safe offloading, arbor design, motorized rigging, and more, Featuring Rick Boychuk (Grid Well Inc), Ethan Gilson (Entertainment Rigging Services), and Danielle Hernandez (Furman University).
2020-05-0440 minThe Event Safety PodcastEpisode 14: Counterweight Rigging SystemsOne for the theatre pros (and theatre curious)! In this episode of the Event Safety Podcast, we go deep on the history, safe operation, and inspection of counterweight rigging systems. Featuring Rick Boychuk (Grid Well Inc), Ethan Gilson (Entertainment Rigging Services), and Danielle Hernandez (Furman University).Show notes:Nobody Looks Up: The History of the Counterweight Rigging System: 1500 to 1925 (Rick Boychuk)ESTA Technical Standards ProgramANSI E1.4-1 - 2016: Entertainment Technology - Manual Counterweight Rigging Systems
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APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationConversation with Rachel French - Co-author of Concept-Based Inquiry in ActionInitially recorded with SAPDC's "Hit Pause with SAPDC" in January of 2020 - Rachel French, MA Ed, is an internationally recognized presenter, consultant, and Author. She was certified by Dr. Lynn Erickson and Dr. Lois Lanning as a Concept-Based consultant, presenter, and trainer.Rachel co-authored her first book with Dr. Erickson and Dr. Lanning, the second edition of 'Concept-Based Curriculum and Instruction for the Thinking Classroom,' published by Corwin, February 2017. Rachel's second book and video series co-authored with Carla Marschall became a best seller in the first year of publication, 'Concept-Based Inquiry in Action...2020-03-3050 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCLayne Pethick: Behavior and Autism Spectrum Disorders ConversationA visit in early March 2020 following day 1 of Layne's two-day visit with educators in Lethbridge as we discuss supporting students, teachers, classmates and families on the very long and wide path of the Autism Spectrum. Layne offers a couple of book to check out - "Better Than Carrots or Sticks: Restorative Practices for Positive Classroom Management by Dominique Smith, Douglas Fisher and Nancy Frey. Albertan Jody Carrington's "Kids These Days" andNathan Maynard's Hacking School Discipline: 9 Ways to Create a Culture of Empathy and Responsibility Using Restorative Justice2020-03-2632 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCConceptual Understanding for Transfer: A conversation with Julie Stern & Rhae-Ann HoloienJulie Stern and Rhae-Ann Holoien join Rick Gilson for a conversation around the lived experience in Grasslands Public Schools where Rhae-Ann is the Assistant Superintendent and Julie Stern, Author and presenter has been sharing her work around teaching for conceptual understanding and transfer with the teaching staff of Grasslands for the last two years. Recorded March 8, 2020 in Brooks, Alberta. Visit edtosavetheworld.com for more information on Julie Stern and www.grasslands.ab.ca for more information and contact information for Grasslands Public Schools. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-03-1148 min
APLC Change Maker Conversations in EducationARPDC Introductory PodcastThis podcast introduces the Alberta Regional Professional Development Consortium and the plans we have moving forward for the ARPDC Change Maker Conversations in Education Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-03-0804 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCThe Importance of Play in Early Childhood Education with David SobolewskiI had the opportunity to visit with David Sobolewski after he'd spent two days visiting with Early Childhood Education teachers and leaders in our region exploring the advantages and importance of play in learning as well as in developing executive and social skills so critical to helping our pre-school and kindergarten students succeed as they move into the "graded" curriculum and school years. At the conclusion, as we always intend, I asked if there was anything he was reading that he'd recommend to our listeners for their life-long pursuit of learning, his answer might bring a bit of a...2020-02-0529 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCA Conversation with Rachel French, co-author of Concept-Based Inquiry in ActionRachel French shares some of her thoughts and experience supporting teachers with strategies that promote transferable understanding for students in a Concept-Based Inquiry model. Rachel recorded the visit following the first of a two-day training session with educators in Southern Alberta. Enjoy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-01-2949 min
Hit Pause with SAPDCIntroduction to Hit Pause with SAPDCA brief introduction to the Show outlining our objectives for the show and future episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-01-2901 min
Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1130Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-132h 14Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1715Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1349 minSummer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1600Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1358 minSummer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1445Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-131h 00Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1130Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-132h 14Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1130Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-132h 14Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1445Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-131h 00Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1600Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1358 minSummer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1445Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-131h 00Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1600Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1358 minSummer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1715Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1349 minSummer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1130Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-132h 14Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1445Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-131h 00Summer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1600Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1358 minSummer 2011 | Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfImpact Conference 2011 - 1715Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1349 minSummer 2011 | Public lectures and events | VideoImpact Conference 2011 - 1715Contributor(s): Various - see description for details | Academics are increasingly being pressed to provide evidence of impact from their research on the world outside academia. And universities will have to provide evidence of impact as part of the new Research Excellence Framework. But there is confusion about the different definitions of impact that exist amongst funding bodies and research councils, and also about methods of measuring impact. This one day conference will look at a range of issues surrounding the impact of academic work on government, business, communities and public debate. We will discuss what impact is, how impacts...2011-06-1349 min