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The Adult Education Wellness Podcast-Balance & teaching tools for everyone#19 Never Too Late: An Adult Learner’s Journey of TransformationIn this powerful and deeply human episode, Irma shares her extraordinary life journey—from profound loss and fear in Mexico to rebuilding her life in the United States through education, work, and inner strength. Her story reflects the realities many immigrant women face: abandonment, economic hardship, language barriers, trauma, and health crises—yet it is ultimately a story of resilience, dignity, and lifelong learning.This conversation explores how adult education, community support, and mental‑health care can transform survival into purpose.Early Life & FamilyBorn in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico...
2025-12-191h 15
Success in South Florida with Adam RossenFrom Gas Station Manager to the first Cuban-American Public Defender | Carlos J. Martinez (Ep.63)Adam Rossen sits down with Carlos J. Martinez, the elected Miami-Dade Public Defender (11th Judicial Circuit), to unpack an extraordinary journey—from immigrating to Miami without speaking English to leading one of the nation’s largest criminal defense offices. This episode is rich with purpose-driven leadership, community impact, and practical wisdom. Growing up in Miami in the early 1970s, Carlos learned resilience the hard way—overcoming language barriers, bias, and limited means. A tough ESOL teacher removed the safety net on day one, forcing fluency and fueling confidence; soon he and his cla...
2025-11-031h 31
NCS Parent ConnectUnderstanding ESOL: How Newton County Schools Supports English LearnersIn this episode of the NCS Parent Connect Podcast, host Shebrie Jones chats with Dr. Sophia Seide, ESOL Coordinator for Newton County Schools, to explore how the district supports students whose first language is not English. Dr. Seide will explain the purpose of the English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL)program, how students are identified and supported, and the important role families play in helping their children grow in both language and learning. Whether you are a parent of an English learner or simply interested in learning more about the diverse programs within Newton County Schools, this conversation...
2025-10-2814 min
Learning Unleashed: ISTE RadioEdtech for Multilingual Learners: 48 Fun and Flexible Activities for Every ClassroomIn this conversation, Carl Hooker and Brent Warner explore the intersection of multilingual learning and technology, discussing the role of AI in language acquisition, ethical considerations for educators, and strategies for effectively navigating the plethora of EdTech tools available. They emphasize the importance of empowering teachers and students, fostering a mindset that embraces creativity and adaptability in the classroom.
Brent Warner is an award-winning professor at Irvine Valley College in Southern California where he focuses on integrating technology into the language-learning process. He works with teachers and organizations across the globe to provide practical advice for helping E...
2025-06-1917 min
Spill it With Rios!Go For It: Future ESOL Teacher WHAT?!Send me a text!!! I agreed to do what?! You read the title right. An ESOL teacher. As a volunteer of course. This is completely out of my comfort zone as I would not even attempt to try to teach. I COMMEND so much to all the teachers out there! Let's dive in with what I had to say and also what went through my thought process in saying YES and I'M GOING TO GO FOR IT!Thank you for continuously supporting this podcast!If you enjoyed this episode, I would love that...
2025-06-0521 min
EduCurious PodsEduCurious Interview with Dr. Julio Acevedo: Deciphering English Language LearnersIn this EduCurious podcast episode, Dr. Julio Acevedo, an expert in English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) programs, shares his personal journey from aspiring actor to educational leader, highlighting how his background in drama informs his teaching approach. He emphasizes the importance of making learning engaging and relevant, particularly for English Language Learners (ELLs).The core of the interview focuses on demystifying the ESOL process. Dr. Acevedo explains that when students enroll, they complete a language survey. If any of the three key questions (regarding languages spoken at home or by the student) are answered "yes," the student...
2025-05-0452 min
The Tiberius ShowESOL Instructor - Brandon BergerWhat exactly is ESOL? What type of people need to study it? Is this for kids or adults? Do you have to know a bunch of languages in order to be able to teach ESOL? Do you have to travel around the world to teach this class? What are the biggest challenges ESOL students face when learning English? Can you teach the class remotely? What is the most rewarding part about your job? All these questions and so much more will be answered by ESOL Instructor Brandon Berger.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com...
2025-04-0230 min
Your Morning Boost - ForwardEdYour Morning Boost - Enhancing ESOL Teacher Feedback: Keys to SuccessYour Morning Boost Ready to lead with intention? Join us for 'Your Morning Boost' – your daily dose of motivation to empower yourself and your team. Subscribe now and start your day with a powerful mindset Check us out at: www.awbeducation.orgwww.grundmeyerleadersearch.com Welcome to Your Morning Boost, your daily dose of leadership advice to empower your school community, presented by AWB Education and sponsored by Grundmeyer Leader Services. Join Melissa Grinstead, the lead ESOL contributor at AWB Education, as she delves into the critical topic of providing effective feedback from principals to ESOL teachers. In this episode, Melissa ad...
2025-02-2106 minYour Morning Boost - ForwardEdYour Morning Boost - Enhancing ESOL Teacher Feedback: Keys to SuccessYour Morning Boost Ready to lead with intention? Join us for 'Your Morning Boost' – your daily dose of motivation to empower yourself and your team. Subscribe now and start your day with a powerful mindset Check us out at: www.awbeducation.orgwww.grundmeyerleadersearch.com Welcome to Your Morning Boost, your daily dose of leadership advice to empower your school community, presented by AWB Education and sponsored by Grundmeyer Leader Services. Join Melissa Grinstead, the lead ESOL contributor at AWB Education, as she delves into the critical topic of providing effective feedback from principals to ESOL teachers. In this episode, Melissa ad...
2025-02-2106 minYour Morning Boost - ForwardEdYour Morning Boost - Creating Safe Spaces for ESOL Students Amidst Immigration AnxietyYour Morning Boost Ready to lead with intention? Join us for 'Your Morning Boost' – your daily dose of motivation to empower yourself and your team. Subscribe now and start your day with a powerful mindset Check us out at: www.awbeducation.orgwww.grundmeyerleadersearch.com In this episode of Your Morning Boost, host Adam Busch addresses the critical issue of supporting ESOL students experiencing anxiety and stress due to immigration-related news. The focus is on implementing non-political, practical strategies to provide a safe and inclusive learning environment for all students, regardless of their background. Adam emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the ch...
2025-02-1105 minYour Morning Boost - ForwardEdYour Morning Boost - Creating Safe Spaces for ESOL Students Amidst Immigration AnxietyYour Morning Boost Ready to lead with intention? Join us for 'Your Morning Boost' – your daily dose of motivation to empower yourself and your team. Subscribe now and start your day with a powerful mindset Check us out at: www.awbeducation.orgwww.grundmeyerleadersearch.com In this episode of Your Morning Boost, host Adam Busch addresses the critical issue of supporting ESOL students experiencing anxiety and stress due to immigration-related news. The focus is on implementing non-political, practical strategies to provide a safe and inclusive learning environment for all students, regardless of their background. Adam emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the ch...
2025-02-1105 min
Equipping ELLs163. Dismantling Misconceptions About ELLS: Embracing the Linguistic Assets of Multilingual Learners with Valentina GonzalezIn this transformative episode of the Equipping ELLs podcast, host Beth Vaucher is joined by the incredible Valentina Gonzalez, a former English Language Learner (ELL), educational consultant, and passionate advocate for multilingual students. Together, they tackle the widespread misconception that ELL students are starting from scratch in their educational journey. Valentina shares her personal experiences, professional insights, and actionable strategies to challenge this narrative and elevate the role of linguistic and cultural assets in education.Listeners will discover why labeling ESOL as an "intervention" undermines the potential of ELL students and how educators can shift their mindsets...
2025-01-2432 min
Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 EducatorsThe potential of AI for multilingual learnersIn this conversation, Jeff Utecht and Professor Brent Warner explore the intersection of AI and education, particularly focusing on multilingual learners. They discuss how AI can empower students to take control of their learning, the innovative techniques for vocabulary building through prompting, and the importance of teaching prompt engineering skills. Brent shares insights on redesigning rubrics to be more equitable and effective, while also emphasizing the importance of transparency in using AI in educational settings. The conversation culminates in Brent's upcoming book aimed at helping teachers integrate technology into their classrooms for multilingual learners. Learn more about o...
2024-12-0247 min
The Teacher Think-Aloud PodcastE62 - Raising Multilingual Children: From Myths to Reality (with Anna Burt)Raising multilingual children takes some planning and intention. Join us as ESOL teacher and multilingual mama Anna (Anya) Burt walks us through what it takes to raise multilingual children, the myths surrounding bilingualism, and practical approaches to introducing languages to your children. 👶🏻🍼 Whether you have or plan to have your own children, or simply whether you teach a language or love learning languages yourself, there’s bound to be a takeaway for you in this jam-packed episode! 💡
🤔 Reflect with us: What’s your approach to raising multilingual children?
📚 Resources:
Book: Bilingualism: Myths and Realities
Art...
2024-11-0649 min
Paulding County News Podcast"Paulding County Celebrations: Spooky Shopping, Community Fairs, & Hispanic Heritage Highlights"Welcome to the Paulding County Cast with your host, Melissa Carter! Dive into this episode packed with the latest Paulding County news. Discover the spine-tingling Spooky Shopping event in Downtown Dallas, perfect for family fun and furry friends on October 11th. Connect and celebrate at the ESOL & English Language Learners Community Fair on October 19th at Hiram Elementary School. Join the celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month with events across Georgia, inspired by unity and leadership. Plus, get your local weather updates with forecasts for Hiram and Dallas. Stay informed and connected with all things Paulding County, Downtown Dallas...
2024-09-2509 min
Lazy Wealth CreationFree Education Opportunities: Leveraging Online Courses for Personal and Professional GrowthIn today's episode, Carl focuses on practical money-saving tips centered around subscriptions and free educational resources. With a humorous touch, he discusses the benefits of sharing subscription services like Netflix to reduce costs, highlighting how splitting the bill can save money. The episode also emphasizes the value of free online courses from platforms like Alison.com and Udemy, encouraging listeners to learn new skills and build a network. Carl shares his personal experience of using a free ESOL course to enhance his business by training employees, showcasing how free education can lead to new opportunities. KEY TAKEAWAYS
2024-09-1812 min
Literacy TalksMultilingual Momentum: Accelerating Literacy for Diverse LearnersThis episode of Literacy Talks delves into the unique strengths and needs of multilingual learners (MLLs). Hosts Stacy Hurst, Donell Pons, and Lindsay Kemeny share valuable insights and practical strategies for effectively teaching phonemic awareness, phonics, vocabulary, and reading comprehension to MLLs. They emphasize the importance of honoring students' home languages, building on their existing linguistic knowledge, and creating a welcoming, celebratory environment that empowers all students. Listeners will appreciate the cognitive advantages of learning multiple languages and come away with concrete ideas for supporting the literacy development of this rapidly growing student population. Whether you're a c...
2024-09-1151 min
Untold Podcast With AboyobUNTOLD Podcast ft. Dr Prashant Kumar Mishra || Episode-121UNTOLD Podcast, Episode 121 ft. Dr Prashant Kumar Mishra, currently the Vice Chancellor of Northeast's Leading Private University, Assam's Jorhat-based Kaziranga University; also the Co-Founder of Bhubaneswar's KIIT.Born in 1965, Dr.P.K.Mishra, obtained his Ph.D. in Chemistry from Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, with Research Experience from Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai and Saha Institute of Nuclear Chemistry, Kolkata.He is the Co-Founder of KIIT in Bhubaneswar and has held some very senior level position like Pro-Chancellor of KIIT Deemed University. He has been involved with KIIT from the day of its inception in 1992 and has been instrumental in...
2024-07-1555 min
TESOL PopLet's Plan a Podcast using Visual Templates – with Emily BrysonEmily Bryson shares how visual templates can enhance learning by providing a creative way for students to brainstorm and plan projects, such as podcasts. This episode includes practical demonstrations and tips on incorporating visual templates and graphic facilitation into classrooms.Click here to watch this episode with closed captions.KEY TALKING POINTSVisual Templates versus Graphic OrganisersEmily explains how visual templates differ from graphic organisers which tend to centre on tables and diagrams that students fill in or label. Visual templates often incorporate a backstory or metaphor...
2024-06-1814 minThe Teacher Think-Aloud PodcastE55 - “My pedagogy is my protest”: LGBTQIA+ inclusion in the language classroom (with Kim Carroll)How do you create a welcoming atmosphere for all students? 🌈 In this episode, guest Kim Carroll shares insights on how to make our classrooms safe spaces for LGBTQIA+ individuals worldwide.
📚Resources:
Webinar: Making Space for All: LGBTQ+ Awareness and Engagement in the English Language Classroom (RELO Andes)
Article: Exploring LGBT Lives and Issues in Adult ESOL (British Council)
Article: It’s Not in the Curriculum: Adult English Language Teachers and LGBQ Topics (Rhodes & Coda, 2017)
Padlet: Making Space for LGBTQ+ Students (Kim Carroll)
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2024-05-0136 min
Hendricks Middle School PodcastHendricks Podcast S1 E9 (Multicultural Night)Listen to the next episode of the Hendricks Middle School Podcast to experience a taste of the sensation sweeping across the globe, known as Hendricks Multicultural Night! Hear from event organizer Julia Barrett, ESOL extraordinaire Melissa Sherman, and special guest, ice cream scooper Jillian Holden.
2024-04-2235 min
SIYAKHULUMA We TALK PodcastNavigate: Education For People Seeking AsylumThe Mental Health Foundation s work towards good mental health for all. The Charity works to provide evidence based solution and advice to tackle the root of poor mental health. The Mental Health Foundation is also the home of Mental Health Awareness Week which runs every May in the UK. find out more at mentalhealth.org.uk
Laura Menesia, Mohammed and Samira are volunteers with the Mental Health Foundation s Weaving Threads for wellbeing Project. They have created Navigate; A Guide to Asylum Life in Scotland, in these four episodes podcast series they will share their experiences and interview experts...
2024-04-1927 min
SIYAKHULUMA We TALK PodcastNavigate Education For People Seeking AsylumThe Mental Health Foundation works towards good mental health for all .The charity works to provide evidence based solutions and advice to tackle the root causes of poor mental health . The Mental Health Foundation is also the home of Mental Health Awareness Week which runs in May in the UK. Find out more at mentalhealth.org.uk
Laura Manesia Mohammed and Samira are volunteers with Mental Health Foundation s weaving Threads for Wellbeing Project. They have created Navigate A Guide to Asylum Life in Scotland in these Episodes Podcast series they will share their experience and interview experts about four...
2024-04-1826 min
The 15-Minute Book ClubWeek 1: A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for LoversThis week's book: A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers by Xiaolu Guo.
Zhuang's life is forever changed after she spends a year abroad in England. She falls in love, travels around Europe, expands her cultural horizons, and learns what true loneliness means. Narrated as journal entries, we watch her struggle to navigate and make sense of a foreign language, as well as a foreign lover.
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Interview with Xiaolu Guo: https://podcasts.apple.com/jo/podcast/world-book-club/id263658343?i=1000633622386
My research paper on Confronting Persi...
2024-04-1114 min
OEA GrowSupporting Newly Arrived Students in Community CollegeIn this last episode of Season 10, our host Sakura Hamada expands the discussion of newly arrived students to include the community college level. Her guest is Kathryn Long from Clackamas Community College, who explains that adult newly arrived college students may not be actually newly arrived in this country because of registration timelines. They often differ from K-12 students, too, because of financial and work-related challenges. Educators should be aware of the students’ wide variety of backgrounds, some with previously earned degrees from other countries and others lacking any higher education experience.
Even though she is a te...
2023-11-2339 min
It's Just ResearchTeaching English as a form of political activismFor the second episode of ‘It’s Just Research: Critically questioning the world we live in’, hosts Dr Sara Black and Pippa Sterk are joined by Dr. Mel Cooke, a Senior Lecturer in ESOL & Applied Linguistics. They are conversing about Dr Mel's language teaching practice and research and how language is often used as a weapon in immigration policy.Glossary termsESOL - English for Speakers of Other LanguagesH.E - Higher EducationECS - School of Education, Communication and SocietyPedagogy - The method...
2023-11-0728 min
Making the Grade PodcastChanging your Classroom Calling: a Conversation with Early Literacy Coach, Amaris MillerSend us a textEP 012 | Changing your Classroom Calling: a conversation with Early Literacy Coach, Amaris MillerHave you ever felt like your heart belongs in the classroom but you’re itching to try something new? Baltimore ESOL teacher -> early literacy coach, Amaris, took a chance in a new role and shares her motivation to stay in education (and why she doesn’t want to just be “the lady from the district”). With over a decade of experience in the classroom, Amaris shares her 2 passions, early literacy and ESOL, and how these overlap...
2023-07-2646 min
Instructional Coaching with Ms. B150 Coaching ESL, ELL, or ESOL with Risa WoodsThis week Risa Woods is joining me on the podcast to talk about coaching ESL, ELL, or ESOL. During the episode, we discuss all things coaching and teaching English language learners. Risa tells us about her coaching work and why what she does is special. She explains some of the unique challenges she faces and the importance of an asset-based mindset. We discuss the language development processes, supporting general education teachers working with ELLs, and building relationships with families. She also shares powerful strategies and resources for teaching English language learners. This episode is a must for anyone coaching...
2023-06-1947 min
AquipodDe Imigrante a Consultora Educacional e Financeira | AquiPod 09Novo episodio no ar! Prepare-se para se inspirar com a história de Monica Gasparetto @gasparetto_consulting, que após imigrar para os EUA se tornou embaixadora do ESOL e hoje é consultora educacional e financeira para pais brasileiros nos EUA.
2023-05-211h 09
AquipodDe Imigrante a Consultora Educacional e Financeira | AquiPod 09Novo episodio no ar! Prepare-se para se inspirar com a história de Monica Gasparetto @gasparetto_consulting, que após imigrar para os EUA se tornou embaixadora do ESOL e hoje é consultora educacional e financeira para pais brasileiros nos EUA.
2023-05-211h 09
Cultural Curriculum Chat with Jebeh EdmundsSeason 3 Episode #4 My Conversation with Author Silvana SpenceSend us a textOn today's podcast we'll chat with guest author and educator Silvana Spence. Silvana Spence is originally from Brazil. She is an author, mom, presenter and educator who resides in Jacksonville Florida with her two daughters. Victoria is portrayed as a character and Isabella is the co-author of this book. She holds a bachelor's degree in early childhood education- ESOL Endorsed and a master's degree in Curriculum and instruction. You can purchase her book here & learn more about Silvana:https://silsteps4success.com/p...
2023-01-2728 min
This is My Silver LiningI’m the Lucky One: Award-Winning Teacher, Jessica Baldizon, on Helping Her Students Recognize The Superpower of Speaking More than One LanguageJessica Baldizon understands the superpower of speaking more than one language. She teaches English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) at Cesar Batalla Elementary School in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the second-largest preK thru 8 school in Connecticut. Her students include many immigrants and refugees from around the world.Like many of her students' parents, Jessica’s mother, father, and her maternal grandparents came to the U.S. as refugees; her family fled the war in Nicaragua in 1984. Jessica has first-hand experience as a cultural and language broker in her own family. Her background and experiences growing up have allowed Jessic...
2022-10-2352 min
Out In The Open: A Podcast about Transparency, Vulnerability, and Authenticity.Zoe Poze | Life story of one of the Haitian greatsIn this Episode, the crew came together along with a special guest Clark Jean-Baptiste, known as Zoe Poze, a comedian, stand-up comedian and an event host who have hosted many weddings, brunch parties, birthdays and just to name a few to discuss his story and the process of his journey of being a comedian, and hosting events.Follow his social media: https://instagram.com/zoepoze?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Book him: https://zoepoze.com/Become A Guest : https://calendly.com/oitocrewHere are the bullet points we are going to HIGHLIGHT...
2022-05-251h 42
Out In The Open Podcast NetworkZoe Poze | Life story of one of the Haitian greatsIn this Episode, the crew came together along with a special guest Clark Jean-Baptiste, known as Zoe Poze, a comedian, stand-up comedian and an event host who have hosted many weddings, brunch parties, birthdays and just to name a few to discuss his story and the process of his journey of being a comedian, and hosting events.Follow his social media: https://instagram.com/zoepoze?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Book him: https://zoepoze.com/Become A Guest : https://calendly.com/oitocrewHere are the bullet points we are going to HIGHLIGHT...
2022-05-251h 42
The ESOL PodcastTEP s2. ep. 13 - Comparing housingIn this episode ESOL students from Newcastle College - Wafa Abu Saleh, Nazha Sayed Ahmed, Rofayda Sinada and Khalida Parveen – compare housing in the UK to housing in their countries Jordan, Afghanistan, Sudan and Bahrain.
2022-05-0906 min
ASCL Leadership PodcastASCL Primary Podcast | Veejay LingiahASCL's Primary Specialist Tiffnie Harris talks to Veejay Lingiah, CEO and Founder of FlashAcademy, regarding EAL/ESOL/Free resources to support Ukrainian pupils.
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2022-04-2916 minThe ESOL PodcastTEP S2. E12. - Special Meals from around the WorldIn this episode of The ESOL Podcast, ESOL students from Edinburgh College discuss special food from their home countries. We hear from Karima, Anca, Özgür, Aisha, Wilmary, Rasma, Maymona and Lakhi. They talk about traditional and important meals from around the world and share recipes so you can make them yourself.
2022-04-2508 minOut In The Open Podcast NetworkMore Than A Sex Therapist | Shirley DorIn this Episode, the crew brought out Shirley Dor, an enthusiastic serial entrepreneur leveraging social spheres to maximize the online presence of small businesses nationwide. The proclaimed Renaissance Woman has over 5 years of multi-industry expertise in integrative marketing, social media and network strategy, brand development, fundraising, and crisis management, to discuss her story about her background, family dynamic, her childhood process and how Haitian Who Blog started?Follow her social media: https://instagram.com/shirleydor_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=More ways to connect with her: http://shirleydor.com/links/Become A Guest : https://c...
2022-04-211h 20The ESOL PodcastTEP S2. Ep11. Zahra and Romaa talk about bakingESOL students from Newcastle College have been making podcasts about this that are important to them. In this episode Zahra and Romaa discus their love of baking.You can hear more Newcastle College ESOL Podcasts here.If you would like to make an episode of The ESOL Podcast email info@esolpodcast.co.uk
2022-03-2105 minThe ESOL PodcastTEP S2. E10. - Influential Women from around the WorldFor this episode of The ESOL Podcast, ESOL students from Westgate College in Newcastle have been talking about influential women from around the world. They have been discussing these women’s achievements to celebrate two important days - International day for Women and Girls in Science on 11th Feb and International Women's Day on 8th March.Parisa speaks about Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian Mathematician (0.37). Ivanka speaks about Stefka Kostadinova, a Bulgarian Athlete (2.02). Nadia speaks about Benazir Bhutto, a Pakistani Politician (2.51). Viorica speaks about Nadia Elena Comăneci Conner, a Romanian Gymnast (4.04). Farzana speaks about Begum Rokeya, a Ben...
2022-03-0707 min
LeadersInTouchCreating and sustaining innovative education in 2022 with Ms. Bejanae Kareem | EPILOGUELearn how to create and sustain innovative education today with Ms. Bejanae Kareem!
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Bejanae Kareem, The STEM Education and Grant Guru, has over 20 years of experience in PK-12 and postsecondary education, grants, equity building, and STEAM Education. Ms. Kareem is passionate about combining adulting learning principles with grant s...
2022-02-2415 minThe ESOL PodcastTEP S2.E9 - Profile of an ESOL Organisation - United MothersThis episode is our first profile of an ESOL organisation. Phoebe and Gulay join us from Thanet in Kent to tell us about United Mothers. United Mothers is a project for women who speak English as an other language. They use natural voice activities to develop speaking confidence and to develop community. Phoebe and Gulay tell us how they got involved and why they love being part of United Mothers. If you would like to know more about the organisation please follow this link.
2022-02-2112 minLeadersInTouchCreating and sustaining innovative education in 2022 with Ms. Bejanae Kareem | Episode 7Learn how to create and sustain innovative education today with Ms. Bejanae Kareem!
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2 innovative strategies to improve schools,
STEAM and the 4 C's,
3 traits that any leader should have, and more!
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2022-02-1849 minThe ESOL PodcastTEP S2.E8 - The Impact of VolunteeringIn this episode ESOL students from Newcastle College - Rebar, Bahar and Susan - discuss the positive impact of volunteering. Many ESOL students find volunteering a good way to connect with their community and to improve their language skills. If their discussion inspires you to start volunteering you can find your nearest Volunteer Centre at https://www.ncvo.org.uk/ncvo-volunteering/i-want-to-volunteer there is also Volunteering Wales and Volunteer Scotland.
2022-02-0706 minThe ESOL PodcastTEP 2.7 Update from the Love ESOL CampaignThis episode hears from ESOL students at English for Action who have been involved in the #LoveESOL Campaign to improve ESOL provision in London. The students share their ESOL stories and talk about their experiences campaigning for ESOL so far.You can get involved in the #LoveESOL Campaign. You can visit the website https://loveesol.co.uk/ or send an email to LoveEsol@efalondon.orgLast year the GLA held an Adult Education Roadmap Consultation, which included ESOL. The findings will be published soon. We will post a link at www.esolpodcast.co.uk when...
2022-01-2414 minThe ESOL PodcastTEP S2.E6. - Happy New Year!Happy New Year from The ESOL Podcast. ESOL Students from Newcastle City Learning, Westgate College tell us about New Year around the world. Adla talks about Kurdish New Year. Farzana and Taslima talk about New Year in Bangladesh. Ivanka talks about celebrations in Bulgaria. Sana tells us how New Year is celebrated in Libya. Viorica describes new year in Romania. Can you hear the differences and similarities? How do you celebrate New Year?
2022-01-1008 minThe ESOL PodcastTEP S2. Ep5. Climate ChangeFor the last ESOL Podcast episode of 2021, Maria and Azadeh talk about the important issue of climate change. They made this episode as part of the Newcastle College ESOL Podcast project and you can find many more podcasts by ESOL students at Newcastle College on spotify and other podcast platforms - https://open.spotify.com/show/1l9w1KKS6nt2TE7ewGRLb3?si=9113734e4f404ee2If you would like to make an episode for The ESOL Podcast please send us an email info@esolpodcast.co.uk or contact us through Facebook or Twitter. @TheESOLPodcast
2021-12-1405 minThe ESOL PodcastSeries 2. Ep 4. Credit Ratings in the UKFor episode 4 of series 2 of The ESOL Podcast we have another podcast made by ESOL students at Newcastle College. In this episode Rebar and Shahwali discuss credit ratings in the UK - what are they and how can you improve yours?ESOL students at Newcastle College have been recording podcasts on subjects that matter to them. There teacher, Ruth Ashford, has set up the Newcastle College ESOL podcast so you can listen to their recordings. You can search for it on your favourite podcast platform or follow this spotify link - https://open.spotify.com/show/1l9...
2021-11-2904 minThe ESOL PodcastSeries 2. Ep 3. A Conversation about ImmigrationFor episode 3 of series 2 The ESOL Podcast features a conversation between Saeed and Samira. They are ESOL students from Newcastle College who have been making podcasts in their class about topic that are important to them. Saeed and Samira share their experience of immigration. If you would like to make an podcast you can get in touch at info@esolpodcast.co.uk or find us on social media.
2021-11-1506 minThe ESOL PodcastSeries 2. Ep2. Profile of an ESOL Student: Hanane El HadiouiFor the 2nd episode of series 2 of The ESOL Podcast, we are joined by Hanane El Hadioui. Hanane is an ESOL student in Manchester. She tells us about her experience learning ESOL and about working with a project in Manchester that combines ESOL and food - Heart and Parcel. If you would like to know more about Heart and Parcel, their website is heartandparcel.org.If you would like to participate in an episode of The ESOL Podcast, please complete this form The ESOL Podcast Form.
2021-11-0110 min
Angela Watson's Truth for TeachersEP241 6 myths about English Language Learners I wish I'd debunked sooner (with Houa Yang-Xiong)ELs don't earn differently from native-English speakers, but they do have specific needs that are often misunderstood. Today I'm sharing 6 myths about English Language Learners I wish I'd debunked sooner. These are beliefs and assumptions I held at the beginning of my teaching career, and unlearned them slowly over time. I think you'll find that they're super common myths, and in fact my guest today has also worked through many of them, and encounters them frequently among her fellow educators. Houa Yang-Xiong is currently an elementary ESOL (English Speaker of Other Languages) teacher working with...
2021-10-3120 min
GCA HootworthyTeacher Implements Hootworthy Instructional StrategySend us a textSaying we’re proud to have such talented, hardworking, and creative faculty and staff at Georgia Cyber Academy (GCA) might be an understatement after we introduce this Hootworthy staff member! Ms. Shuman, former GCA ESOL (English to Speakers of Other Languages) teacher currently serving as the ESOL District Supervisor has taught at GCA for ten years, five of those as an ESOL teacher. She enjoyed serving GCA’s multilingual population in the classroom, and is now leading, inspiring, and encouraging the teachers who support our multilingual students. Last school...
2021-10-2821 min
Pradsays PodcastRima Dini Hari : Ace Hole (Menyebalkan)Opening : Bedroom (Prod by Pink) Welcome to Rima Dini Hari Ini adalah podcast tengah malam yang kebanyakan membahas soal 3AM thoughts. Di episode kali ini, gw dan temen gw Dumpling akan membahas tentang kenapa sih orang atau kehidupan suka kayak esol? Let us drown in our thoughts and find the answer of our sorrows! Dumpling's Podcast : https://open.spotify.com/show/78zZp0roClep6J78v9HG7A?si=P3jHhbaSRiqcm4QgS8EBng&utm_source=copy-link Support me on trakteer https://trakteer.id/swimboiswim and follow me on IG @hanabeachs and twitter @pradsays for more updates and also share your ideas...
2021-10-2041 minThe ESOL PodcastSeries 2. Ep 1. The return to Face-to-face classesThe ESOL Podcast returns for Series 2. Amy is joined by Malahat and Zaki, who are ESOL students at Oldham College, and Kiranjit who studies with Hackney Adult Learning. They talk about the start of the academic year, their experiences of learning during the pandemic and skills they learnt when studying online.Malahat, Zaki and Kiranjit joined a zoom discussion to make this podcast episode. it you would like to make an episode please complete this form - https://forms.gle/4v3mEuUusX9ewdUY8
2021-10-1010 min
Learn EnglishLesson planning for ESL/ESOL teachers. Boost creativity and interactivity for online teachingA lesson plan for Esl/esol classes has a logical structure starting witha warmer, intro to a topic, activation of previous knowledge.pre-teaching of some vocabulary or grammar ( 3–5 items, if necessary). Ask questions, explain meaning of words/grammar within a context, practice pronunciation, check understanding, write and show other forms of a word/grammar, highlight phonologyPresentation of a text, audio, video or a picture. Simple gist question, following some specific questions about the material
2021-07-1724 min
Learn EnglishLesson planning for ESL/ESOL teachers. Boost creativity and interactivity for online teaching
A lesson plan for Esl/esol classes has a logical structure starting with
a warmer, intro to a topic, activation of previous knowledge.
pre-teaching of some vocabulary or grammar ( 3–5 items, if necessary). Ask questions, explain meaning of words/grammar within a context, practice pronunciation, check understanding, write and show other forms of a word/grammar, highlight phonology
Presentation of a text, audio, video or a picture. Simple gist question, following some specific questions about the material
2021-07-1724 min
Learn EnglishLesson planning for ESL/ESOL teachers. Boost creativity and interactivity for online teaching
A lesson plan for Esl/esol classes has a logical structure starting with
a warmer, intro to a topic, activation of previous knowledge.
pre-teaching of some vocabulary or grammar ( 3–5 items, if necessary). Ask questions, explain meaning of words/grammar within a context, practice pronunciation, check understanding, write and show other forms of a word/grammar, highlight phonology
Presentation of a text, audio, video or a picture. Simple gist question, following some specific questions about the material
2021-07-1724 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 29 - festivals and celebrationsFor our final episode of series 1 ESOL students from Hackney talk about their favourite festivals and celebrations from all over the world.See you in September for series 2 of The ESOL Podcast.
2021-07-0517 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 28 - HolidaysWith travel restrictions meaning most people won't be going abroad this year, ESOL students in Hackney decided to share memories of their favourite holidays in episode 28 of The ESOL Podcast.
2021-06-2110 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 27 - Profile of an ESOL Student: Marcio PereiraIn this episode of The ESOL Podcast, Hackney ESOL student Marcio Pereira talks to us about his life and work as a Jazz Musician.
2021-06-0704 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 26 - Lockdown PoetryAs lockdown restrictions continue to lift, ESOL students in Hackney have been reflecting on their experience during the Coronavirus Crisis. Students in Silvia's class decided to write poetry to express their thoughts and feelings. We hope you enjoy them.
2021-05-1705 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 25 - The Local Elections in LondonThe local elections are on Thursday 6th May. In this episode of The ESOL Podcast, EfA students Nadifa and Yousoufou discuss the elections with their teacher Dermot.
2021-05-0415 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 24 - What is The ESOL Podcast?In the 24th episode of The ESOL Podcast, Elssye and Amy talk about the podcast itself. Elssye asks Amy some questions about when and why The ESOL Podcast started and talks about her experience of making episodes and listening to the podcast.
2021-04-1909 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 23 - Reflections on LockdownAs we begin to come out of Lockdown, Muzna and Roulan reflect on their experience over the last year. Muzna and Roulan are ESOL students in Leeds. You can hear more of their class mates discuss their experience of Lockdown on the Radio ESOL podcast, available on Spotify.
2021-04-0710 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast - Census SpecialMany ESOL classes across the UK have been talking about the Census 2021. ESOL students Ekaterina and Thy Nguyen, talk to Amy about completing their Census forms online. Census 2021 day is the 21st March. You can find information about help filling in your form at www.census.gov.uk
2021-03-1804 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 22 - ESOL and Community Organising - Part 5 - Experiences Of CO Outside The UKIn this episode our team of ESOL student community organisers discuss their experience of community organising outside the UK.
2021-03-0919 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 21 - ESOL and Community Organising Part 4 - Action and EvaluationIn part 4 of our series on Community Organising, English for Action ESOL students talk about taking action to resolves the problems we face, and how to evaluate the action we have taken.
2021-02-2215 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 20 - Wellbeing and ExerciseIn this episode of The ESOL Podcast, ESOL students Sophie, Veronic and Nadifa talk to Dermot about wellbeing and exercise, and how important it is during lockdown.
2021-02-0118 min
Oxford Adult ESL Conversations PodcastEpisode 8: Social Justice with Andy NashIn this episode, Jayme is joined by Andy Nash, a Senior Advisor at World Education, Inc., where for over 20 years she has facilitated professional development projects at the local, regional, and national levels. She specializes in contextualized ESOL, standards-based instruction, and the integration of adult education with civic engagement. She has contributed to a variety of national projects on immigrant integration, teacher effectiveness, IET, and evidence-based ESOL.
Note: This conversation was recorded prior to the pandemic and the nation-wide move to remote instruction, but Andy’s points couldn’t be more relevant to our work and our lear...
2021-01-1900 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 19 - Profile of an ESOL Student - Besey TasarThis episode is a profile of ESOL student, Besey Tasar. Besey is an ESOL student in Leeds. She tells us about her life, hobbies and how she her life has been affected by Lockdown.
2021-01-1806 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 18 - The COVID 19 VaccineJust before the winter break, English for Action held a meeting for ESOL students to ask doctors about the COVID 19 Vaccine. In this episode of The ESOL Podcast Menal, Nabila, Fatima and Zeinab talk to their teacher Amira about what they learnt about the vaccine.
2021-01-0505 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 17 - Film Reviews For The Winter BreakIn the last episode of The ESOL Podcast before the winter break from classes, ESOL students in Hackney share reviews of their favourite films. The films reviewed include: The Big Lebowski, A Street Cat Named Bob, Kabhi Kushi Kabhi Gham, Veer-Zaara, 3 Idiots, Troy, Train to Busan, Titanic, Hüdayi Yolu (Hüdayi’s Way), The Blind Side, Star Trek (TV series), Coco, A Christmas Carol, Gone with the Wind, The Matrix, Titanic, Ghost, The Green Mile, Finding Nemo, No Escape, The Green Mile, When Calls the Heart, Baby’s Day Out and The Notebook
2020-12-1408 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 16 - Candy Chavez on the Rights of Trans WomenIn this episode of The ESOL Podcast, EFA student Candy Chavez talks to her ESOL teacher Dermot Bryers about her activism and the struggle for trans women's rights in Latin America and across the world.
2020-11-3007 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 15 - HappinessIn this episode of The ESOL Podcast, ESOL students from Hackney Adult Education talk about what makes them happy. We all need to cheering up during Coronavirus and the winter!
2020-11-1610 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 14 - Online LearningThe ESOL Podcast 14 is about online learning. Since the outbreak of Coronavirus many ESOL classes moved online for the first time. ESOL student Saleha talks to her teacher Nermin about the advantages and challenges.
2020-11-0207 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 13 - The History and Politics of Benin and LiberiaIn this episode of The ESOL Podcast is an interview with EFA student Yousoufou Akin-ola Adio Chitou. Yousoufou shares his knowledge and opinions about the history and politics of Benin, where he is originally from, and Liberia, West Africa.
2020-10-1915 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 12 - #LoveESOL post-eventIn the twelfth episode of The ESOL Podcast, ESOL teacher Amy Jowett speaks to students who organised and attended September's #LoveESOL event. The event celebrated the European Day of Languages and also engaged Deputy Mayor Jules Pipe and his City Hall colleagues in a discussion with ESOL students and teachers about ESOL policy in London. This podcast follows on from The ESOL Podcast 11, which publicised the event.
2020-10-0610 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 11 - #LoveESOL Pre-eventThe ESOL Podcast's first episode after the summer break is about the annual #LoveESOL event at City Hall in London, where the Greater London Assembly sits. The annual event is held on the European Day of Languages and celebrates all the languages spoken in London. ESOL student Rabia tells us about her experiences as an ESOL student and about why the #LoveESOL event is important.The #LoveESOL event in 2020 was on Friday 25th September on Zoom. ESOL students and teachers met representatives from City Hall to talk about ESOL in London. The ESOL Podcast 12 is about what...
2020-09-2114 min
BT Rio Chapter PodcastBT Rio Chapter Podcast Episode 21 - Being an English teacher in a multilingual cityWhat makes a city multilingual, and not just a metropolis? ESOL teacher and researcher in Language Policies and Language attitudes, Dr. Isis Berger, tells us a bit about her experience living in a truly multilingual town for the last 18 years and how her professional and academic background in Rio de Janeiro prepared her for what she was to encounter in the city of Foz de Iguaçu, Brazil.
2020-08-1213 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 10 - Black Lives MatterIn the tenth episode of The ESOL Podcast, ESOL students from Hackney Adult Education talk about the Black Lives Matter movement and racism in the UK.
2020-07-2020 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 9 - ESOL and Community Organising - Part 3 "Power"The ESOL Podcast presents the third in a series about community organising and ESOL. EFA teacher-organiser, Adela Belecova, talks to her students about one of the key concepts in community organising: power. This episode follows on from The ESOL Podcasts 7 and 8. We hope to continue the series in 2021.
2020-07-1313 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podacast 8: ESOL and Community Organising - Part 2 "Research"The ESOL Podcast presents the second in the series on community organising. EFA teacher-organiser, Adela Belecova, talks to her students about researching problems using Community Organising methods. This episodes follows on from The ESOL Podcast 7, where the students discussed exploring common problems.
2020-07-0612 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 7 - ESOL and Community Organising - Part 1 "Exploring Problems"The ESOL Podcast is please to present the first episode in a series on ESOL and Community Organising. English For Action teacher-organiser Adela Belecova talks to her students about community organising. In Part 1 they focus on identifying and exploring common problems. Part 2 on research and Part 3 on power continue the series.
2020-06-2914 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 6 - Profile of an ESOL Student -Zhanna SotirovaThe sixth episode of The ESOL Podcast is another profile of an ESOL Student. Zhanna talks to her teacher Nermin Altun. They talk about Zhanna's life, family and hobbies - before and during Coronavirus. They also discuss online classes.
2020-06-2209 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 5 - Work during CoronavirusIn episode 5 of The ESOL Podcast, ESOL students Veronica and Ricardo talk to their teacher Dermot about how their work has been affected by Coronavirus.
2020-06-1509 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 4 - Interview with a DoctorIn this episode ESOL student's from Amira Elwakil's class interview a doctor about coronavirus.
2020-06-0818 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 3 - Profile of an ESOL Student - Elssye SantosThe third episode of The ESOL Podcast is a profile of an ESOL student. Elssye talks about her life and her ESOL journey. She also talks about Coronavirus, home schooling and how she feels about the schools reopening in the UK.
2020-06-0106 min
The ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 2 - Life during LockdownIn this episode of The ESOL Podcast Umall, Selar and Isabel talk about their lives during lockdown in London.
2020-05-2608 minThe ESOL PodcastThe ESOL Podcast 1 - The New LockdownThe first episode of The ESOL Podcast was released in May 2019. ESOL students Nadifa, Veronica and Anna discussed the New Lockdown measures that had just been introduced in the UK in response to Coronavirus.
2020-05-1810 min
2BE PodcastClearing the Runway: Providing Access for All LearnersHey this is Ty & Jo' - Shout Out to You for tuning in.
In this episode we discuss creating access for our marginalized students. Plus, we self-asses; how well do we think we’ve been navigating the needs of our marginalized students?
Then. we welcome our special guest Christian Lopez. Christian is a seven year veteran educator. He spent his first five years teaching in Orlando, and the past two years in instructing in the Metro Atlanta area. Each of his stops have been at Title 1 schools with hi...
2020-05-021h 04
Hillsdale College K-12 Classical Education PodcastMichelle Johns: Partnering with the Barney Charter School InitiativeMichelle Johns, student services coordinator and the English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) coordinator at Pineapple Cove Classical Academy in Palm Bay, Florida, speaks with host Scot Bertram about student growth and partnering with the Barney Charter School Initiative.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2019-11-2512 min
Empodere-se! com Michelle Dantas#5 Podcast. Estudar em Universidade Americana. Podcast Empodere-se com Michelle DantasMichelle, eu tenho muita vontade de fazer bacharelado nos EUA, mas eu não sei nem por onde começar! Não preocupe-se galera, esse é o objetivo do meu podcast. Eu estou aqui para ajudar! No podcast episódio #5 eu vou explicar direitinho o que você precisa fazer para entrar em um college ou em uma universidade nos EUA. Pontos que abordo no meu podcast:1.Diferença entre college e universidade;2.Qual a diferença entre AA (Associate in Arts) e AS ( Associate in Sciences) Programs e como eles podem afetar sua vida como estudante internacional nos EUA...
2018-07-2649 min
Empodere-se! com Michelle Dantas#4. PARTE I - Quero estudar nos EUA. E agora? O que preciso fazer?Tem vontade de viajar e aprender falar inglês nos EUA, mas não sabe por onde começar? Não preocupe-se! Eu estou aqui para poder te ajudar nessa jornada através do meu podcast Empodere-se com Michelle Dantas. Meu objetivo esta e nas próximas semanas é explicar direitinho como tudo funciona para vocês! Tudo o que eu falar é baseado na minha experiência pessoal como estudante internacional nos EUA. Bom, eu vou dividir esse podcast em 3 partes: Na PARTE 1 vou falar os passos básicos para conseguir o visto de estudante e o que você precisa faze...
2018-07-2041 min
Page Turn the Largo Public Library PodcastPage Turn Episode 001This is the very first episode of Page Turn the Largo Public Library Podcast! With every episode you will see show notes. These are a brief outline of what is in the podcast as well as a transcript of the Spanish language book review.
If you wish to skip over the Spanish segment it begins at time stamp 6:17 and ends at time stamp 9:06.
This episode’s Reader’s Advisory is Extraordinary Union by Alyssa Cole. Books to check out if this title sounds good are: Winds of the Storm by Beverly Jenkins, Daughters of a...
2018-04-0510 min
Coffee & Cocktails® PodcastEpisode 6: English language policy and UK securityDr Kamran Khan from the University of Lleida, in Catalonia, Spain and visitor at King's College, London tells us about his most recent work on citizenship, ESOL policy and (Islamophobic) suspicion in the UK.
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2018-02-2831 min