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School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Choosing A CollegeChoosing the right post secondary institution is one of the first big decisions many young adults will make, and with over 5,000 colleges and universities in the US alone, there is a lot for them to consider! In this episode we sat down with Vielka Hoy, founder and CEO of Bridge to College, who shared guidance for parents and students.
Check out other School Dazed shows about college!
The One About College Admissions
The One About Scholarships
The One About Your Freshman Year In College
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2022-04-101h 08School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About School Choice Part 2The closure of schools and the deficiencies of crisis virtual learning caused some parents to weigh their options to see if alternative academic solutions would better fit their families and address their children’s needs. In this episode we sit down with the president of @schoolchoiceweek , Andrew Campanella. Andrew talked to us about a survey they conducted that revealed the reasons why parents are considering different options for their children.
Also check out our interview with Andrew in "The One About School Choice Part 1" where he talked to us in detail about different school choices.
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2022-01-2359 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Extracurricular and Academic InvestmentOne study indicates that at least, eight in ten parents believe that signing kids up for extracurricular activities could bring them extra income someday. Many parents invest significant time and money for soccer, ballet, and piano lessons, but how do you find the balance between extracurricular and academic needs? In this episode we were joined by two parents whose children were very involved in activities and who have had some 20/20 hindsight moments they wanted to share.
Related topics:
The One About Coaching Students with ADHD
The One About College Admissions
2022-01-101h 10School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About The Purpose-Driven StudentMore than half of American workers are dissatisfied with their jobs.
Loyal employees that stay with companies 10, 20, and 30 years are rare. Many young people graduate lacking a basic understanding of their strengths, values, and purpose in order to make wise decisions about career paths. Greg and Beth Langston, co-founders of The College Flight Plan, lead students in transformational self-discovery allowing them to discover their life's purpose and ultimately, fulfilling careers. For more information about our show head to https://schooldazedshow.com/.
2021-09-221h 03School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Fake News and Media LiteracyFake News
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Noun
False news stories, often of a sensational nature, created to be widely shared or distributed for the purpose of generating revenue, or promoting or discrediting a public figure, political movement, company, etc.
How can we (and how can we lead our kids to) identify credible news sources and information in order to think critically, make decisions, and form opinions in a world where Fake News is so readily available?
In this episode, we were joined by Principal Lecturer for the Mayborn School of Journalism at the University of North Texas, Corneilus "Neil" Foot. Ne...
2021-07-291h 16School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Critical Race Theory and K-12 EducationCritical Race Theory or CRT has become a hot-button issue and a concern for many parents of K-12 students in the United States. Six states (Idaho, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Iowa, and New Hampshire) have passed laws and nearly 20 additional states have introduced or plan to introduce similar legislation to regulate how race is discussed in the classroom. In this episode, our guests defined CRT, talked about it’s origins, and discussed what our nation’s students are being taught in schools about race and our country’s history with racism.
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2021-07-211h 14School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About ADHD CoachingAn estimated 6.1 million children have been diagnosed with ADHD at some point in their lives. Symptoms of ADHD can affect a student’s behavior and academic performance at school. It can be misunderstood by both those who struggle with the disorder and by those around them, but with support and strategies, students can learn to thrive. In this episode, we sat down with Dr. Norrine Russell, Academic & ADHD Coaching Expert, from Russell Coaching. Dr. Russell gave us insight into the ADHD brain as well as effective strategies for managing the symptoms for academic success.
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2021-06-241h 16School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About College AdmissionsNavigating the college admissions process can be tricky and even sometimes intimidating. Experts suggest that students and their parents begin this process in Junior High, but where do you start and how do you know your child is on the right track? In this episode, we sat down with college admissions expert, Dr. Shirag Shemmassian of Shemmassian Academic Consulting. For nearly 20 years, he and his team have helped
thousands of students get into top colleges.
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2021-05-261h 07School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One For When You're New To SPEDIn this episode, we welcomed three moms who have children in the Special Education program at their schools. When our son first entered into the SPED program, friends who had gone before us provided a wealth of knowledge and much-needed comfort when we knew nothing. We wanted to invite some parents to share their experiences and wisdom with our audience to do the same for those of you that are new to SPED.
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2021-05-131h 20School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Career ExplorationIn this episode, we talked to career coach and author of "Dream It & Do It: 100 Possibilities, Stories and Real-Life Role Models", Holly Sharp.
Her book helps students explore different careers and helps parents have meaningful conversations with their kids about what they want to be when they grow up.
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2021-05-051h 06School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Critical ThinkingCritical thinking is the ability to learn new information and respond to complex problems and challenges. In today's rapidly changing world, critical thinking is one of the most vital skills kids can learn for present and future success.
In this episode, we sat down with Peter Ellerton, Curriculum Director of the University of Queensland's Critical Thinking Project in Brisbane Australia.
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2021-04-161h 12School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Study SkillsStudying, we've all had to do it, but it's usually not something that is taught in schools. Studying is much more than just preparing for a test, and unfortunately, most students have to figure it out on their own. Whether you have a college student, you are a student YOURSELF, or you have a school-aged kid, you'll want to listen to this one! In this episode, our own David Bailey shared about how to study for academic success.
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#academicsuccess #students #studying #studyskills #academics #elementaryeducation #achi...
2021-04-081h 12School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Youth Vaping
The Surgeon General has declared e-cigarette use by youth an epidemic. More than 3.6 million U.S. youth, including 1 in 5 high school students and 1 in 20 middle school students, currently use them. Serious lung injury and even death have been associated with vaping products. Because of the threat to students, school officials are mobilizing nationwide to bring awareness and keep vaping out of schools.
In this episode, we sat down with Jennifer Folkenroth, National Senior Director of Tobacco Programs for the American Lung Association, and Dr. Matthew Gibbins, Chief Executive Director of Student Services for the Richardson Independent School District in North T...
2021-03-251h 03School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Test-Taking Strategies
Tests. We’ve all taken them. Most of us DREAD them, but did you know that with some tests knowing the content isn’t the only thing that can help you? On certain tests, strategy can be just as important as being able to remember what the teacher taught you. Today, we will hear from our own, David Bailey, who is a veteran teacher and private tutor of over 20 years!
Also check out School Dazed episode, "The One About Test Anxiety".
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2021-03-171h 11School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Coding For KidsCoding can improve problem-solving skills, foster a growth mindset, and develop creativity and confidence. Coding, many say, is basic literacy in the digital age and essential for students to learn in order to be competitive in the future. In this episode, we discussed coding with STEM teacher, Dr. Mary Payton; Darryl Hughes, CEO of game development company, Hughes Who Technologies; and Dr. Tonjia Gimble, Senior Association Director of Teen Programs for YMCA Metropolitan Dallas.
Another episode to consider: The One About STEM Education
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2021-02-251h 11School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Music Education and Academic PerformanceResearch shows that students who study music show improved math and reading scores, greater concentration, and confidence. In this episode we were joined by music educators Rondi Allen and Michael Scott who shared with us the academic benefits of music education.
Watch our show live on Tuesdays from 5:30-6:30 CST. For more information head to schooldazedshow.com
2021-02-101h 08School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Tech Safety for Kids and TeensKids and Teens spend between 6-9 hours on digital technology a day potentially exposing themselves and your family to malicious content and individuals. In this episode of #schooldazedshow we sat down with cybersecurity and risk strategist, Dr. Laura Jones who shared tips to help keep kids and teens safe from the digital dangers that lurk behind our screens. #cybersecurity #techsafety #onlinesafety #digitalfootprint #onlinerisk #onlinekidsafety
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2021-01-271h 23School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Effective Memory Strategies for StudentsMemory Athletes use techniques and tricks that enable them to remember long lists of information. Research shows that students who use memory strategies perform better academically, because these strategies help expand working memory and access long term memory. In this episode we sat down with 4x USA Memory Champion, author, and mountaineer, Nelson Delllis. Nelson wrote the book, "Memory Superpowers", that helps readers learn the secrets to remembering everything from the world capitals to the elements of the periodic table to speeches and soliloquies.
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2021-01-131h 08School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One about the Insurrection at the Capitol
Only a few days into 2021 we find ourselves having to have hard conversations with our kids about current events...again. The insurrection on Capitol Hill is an event that many of us are still processing as adults. In this episode we welcomed guests to discuss the the events of January 6th. Victoria Farrar-Meyers is a political scientist with expertise in the American presidency. James Dickey is former Chairman of the Republican Party of Texas. Katie Flores-Burgess is an 8th Grade Social Studies Department Chair.
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2021-01-101h 31School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Making Math EasierWelcome to Season 3 of School Dazed! Many of us grew up believing that we didn't have math minds. Our guest would argue that educators have "taken the language of math and abstracted it beyond recognition, and that's why kids are confused." Dr. Randy Palisoc is 6th grade math teacher and in his TED Talk, "Math Isn't Hard, It's A Language" he explains how math can be made accessible for all students.
Watch our show live on our Facebook page on Tuesdays from 5:30-6:30 pm CST. For more information about our show head to https://schooldazedshow.com...
2021-01-061h 09School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Adolescent Suicide PreventionSuicide is the second leading cause of death among adolescents (aged 15-19). The pressures of the global COVID-19 crisis have increased rates of anxiety and depression, and early studies by health officials suggest an increase in the rates of death by suicide in teens. We as parents, loved ones, and friends need to know the signs and be better equipped, if and when we hear a cry for help. Joining us in a discussion about adolescent suicide prevention:
Carol Deely - Founder, Gabriel's Light
Dr. Nicole Fisher, Psy. D. - Great Life Counseling Center
Kristi Wiley - Program Di...
2020-11-191h 19School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe Kid Takeover About Returning to Campus in 2020These kids are making history! In this Kid Takeover episode we talked to students to hear about their experiences with in-person learning during the COVID-19 global crisis. I also invited my kiddos to help us start the show!
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2020-10-141h 07School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Self-Advocacy and IndependenceOur job as parents is to give our kids the wisdom and tools they need to grow into adults that flourish, but letting go can be hard! How do we assist them and at the same time give them wings? In this episode I invited health teacher and author, Jodi Maurici to talk to us about building independence and self-advocacy in our kids.
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2020-10-0745 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Learning Disabilities, Special Needs, and Virtual LearningVirtual Learning has been a challenge for so many families. The added complexity of having a student with a learning difference or special need can make learning that much more difficult. In this episode we sat down with 4 veteran educators who specialize in working with these students and provided valuable insight and advice to make learning in a virutal world more successful.
Watch our show live each Tuesday at 5:pm CST on our Facebook Page, Noggin Educational Foundation. For more information about our show head to schooldazedshow.com
2020-09-231h 16School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Cold, Flu, and COVID-19Cold and flu season can be tricky for parents. The added complexity of COVID-19 will definitely make this cold and flu season interesting. In this episode we sat down with pediatrician Dr. Ahmad Anwar who talked to us about managing sick kids and in-person learning in the midst of a global pandemic.
Catch our show live on Facebook every Tuesday evening at 5:pm CST. For more information about our show head to schooldazedshow.com
2020-09-191h 13School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Healthy Screen Use in a Virtual Learning WorldIn this episode we welcome licensed professional counseor Jeremy Edge Escapingthe.com Counseling Services. Whether it’s too much video games, social media, pornography, gambling, shopping, virtual reality, or any other online activity, Jeremy helps his clients stop problematic screen use, and improve tech-life balance. Jeremy talked to us about helping our kids acheive this balance when learning is primarily online.
Our show is live on our Facebook page @nogginfoundation on Tuesdays from 5:pm-6:pm CST. For more information about our show head to schooldazedshow.com
2020-09-091h 04School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Nutrition and Academic PerformanceIn this episode we sat down with dietitian and nutritionist, Nara Reed. Nara talked to us about the impact of nutrition on academic achievement and behavior and how to help your family make healthy food choices.
Catch our show live each week at 5:pm (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation. For more information about our show head to schooldazedshow.com
2020-09-021h 16School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Social Emotional Learning in 2020
Social and emotional learning (SEL) refers to the building of skills needed to recognize and manage emotions, make responsible decisions, and establish and maintain positive relationships. The events of 2020 including the abrupt closure of schools, the quarantine due to the pandemic, and racial unrest have caused a myriad of psychological issues educators must begin to address as school reopens. Despite the need to tackle academic gaps caused by the long absence from school, SEL must be considered as a foundation for learning.
Watch our show live every Tuesday evening at 5:00 pm on our Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/NogginFoundation. F...
2020-08-261h 19School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About What Teachers Say As We ReopenSo much is up in the air about the 2020-2021 school year. Many parents are apprehensive about facilitating learning at home once again and schools are scrambling to ready themselves for the first day of school. But teachers are amazing, aren't they? They are passionate and dedicated to the wellbeing of our kids and to their academic success. Join us as we talk to several veteran educators about their outlook for the upcoming school year. For more information about our show head to https://schooldazedshow.com/
2020-08-111h 26School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About COVID-19 and the Upcoming School YearCOVID-19 has had an indelible impact on the education system across the world. Parents are waiting with bated breath for their school districts to lay out their game plans for the 2020-2021 school year, and parents are preparing to make some tough decisions.
In this episode our guests shared with us how school districts like theirs are going about decision-making, and the factors that are being weighed to make sure both student health and quality education are top priority in our districts.
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2020-07-211h 42School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Injustice and Education EqualityOur nation has a sordid past regarding equality and particularly education equality. In this episode we explore where we have been and the changes that are being made to help level the playing field so that opportunity is available to all.
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#blacklivesmatter #edgap #educationalopportunity #educationgap #justiceforall
2020-06-181h 14School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Racism, Justice, and RiotsAs cities across the globe erupt with protests, parents are having tough discussions with young people who are seeing images in the media they have never seen before.
In this episode our guests discussed our nation's current struggle with justice for black people, how we got here, and how to talk to your kids.
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#blacklivesmatter #icantbreathe #icantbreatheagain #parenting101 #racisminamerica #socialjustice #instamom
2020-06-041h 28School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One When Their Senior Year Was Canceled
COVID-19 has left an indelible mark on the class of 2020. Extracurricular activities have been canceled and events they've been anticipating for years have been postponed or will look different than they could have ever imagined. Join our Facebook Live this morning at 11 (CST) as we sit down with a group of 12th-grade students to talk to us about the changes that have occurred in their lives because of the global pandemic.
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation. For more information head to schooldazedshow.com.
2020-05-191h 04School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Gratitude in Tough TimesIn this episode we welcomed back educational neuroscientist, Staci Danford to share with us how the practice of gratitude can rewire your brain to weather adverse and challenging times. If you missed our first show with Staci, "The One About Rewiring Your Brain With Gratitude", click here to listen!
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For more information head to schooldazedshow.com.
2020-04-211h 09School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One When We Were Quarantined With Kids!In this episode I sat down with a diverse group of moms to talk about our experiences being quarantined with kids. We discussed our new roles as homeschool teachers and maintaining emotional wellness for ourselves and our families during a global pandemic.
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For more information head to schooldazedshow.com.
#quarantinedwithkids #parentingwhilequarantined #quarantineteacher #distancelearning
2020-04-201h 31School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About UIL Academic CompetitionFor students academic competition can provide a sense of belonging, sharpens skills, and can increase confidence. The University Interscholastic League has been providing educational extracurricular academic, athletic, and music contests since 1910 and has grown into the largest inter-school organization of its kind in the world.
In this episode I sat down with Director of Academics for the University Interscholastic League, Dr. David Stevens and Alana Clark who is a high school UIL Academic Coordinator.
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show fin...
2020-04-1452 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Learning Disabilities
What do Cher, Agatha Christie, Whoopi Goldberg, Benjamin Franklin, Anderson Cooper, and Daniel Radcliffe have in common? They were all diagnosed with learning disabilities. Learning disabilities are a wide variety of learning problems that affect how individuals receive and process information. They can impact students and left unidentified or untreated can negatively impact their career, metal health, and relationships into adulthood.
In this episode I sat down with Professor of Teaching and Learning at Southern Methodist University, Stephanie Al Otaiba. She gave an overview of learning disabilities, how to spot them, and how to get the help...
2020-04-011h 03School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Emotional Health During a PandemicMost of us are trying to wrap our heads around the impact of COVID-19 on our lives. It's difficult for adults to understand and even more for our kids. Kids are experiencing a myriad of emotions. Parents are trying to provide support and a sense of "normalcy" as best we can, all while we are struggling as well.
In this episode I sat down with middle school counselor and LPC-Intern, Catherine Wimbrey and owner of Brighter Possibilities Family Counseling, Michael Flores. They offered tips to help our kids with their emotional wellness (and ours) during these uncertain t...
2020-03-2651 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Financial LiteracyIn this episode I sat down with Director of the Center for Economic Education at the University of North Texas, Dr. Steven Cobb and Salvador Villalobos with the Hispanic Real Estate Brokers Association. Steve conducts research in all areas of economic and personal finance education and teacher workshops for school districts throughout the United States. Salvador has been in the financial sector for over 23 years and has a passion for promoting financial literacy for children.
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show find us...
2020-03-241h 03School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Childhood Grief
In this episode we welcomed Bradley Vinson and his 10 year old grandson, Bryce Fields. The loss of Bryce's little sister through a tragic accident led them on a journey to help adults understand childhood grief. They travel together speaking about their story and the book Bryce wrote about his experience. #ThisKidsGrief
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For more information head to schooldazedshow.com.
2020-03-181h 15School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One When They Closed The SchoolsAcross the planet COVID-19 has caused school closures and administrators, teachers, and parents are concerned about keeping student’s skills up and continuing their learning. Many parents are now (or may soon be) facing the challenge of teaching their children at home.
In this episode David and I sat down with Willie Wimbrey, an elementary school principal in Mansfield, TX and Karla Gurley, an American educator currently teaching and quarantined in China. Karla shared her experience continuing to educate her students from home and helping parents teach while quarantined, and they both shared tips for at-home learning an...
2020-03-161h 26School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One When The Kids Took Over: Dating Part 2Hormones start flowing around middle school and the inevitable crushes start. In part 2 of this Kid Takeover episode we talked to a group of boys and girls about the impact of dating on different aspects of their lives, and what happens when parents have a say in the matter.
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For more information head to schooldazedshow.com.
2020-03-101h 16School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One When The Kids Took Over: Dating Part 1Hormones start flowing around middle school and the inevitable crushes start. These pre-teen and teen romances can have an impact on emotions and eventually academics. In part 1 of this Kid Takeover episode we talked to a group of boys and girls about dating life. Dating has changed quite a bit since we were kids, so in this episode we asked the kids to tell us what dating looks like today.
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show find us wherever you listen to yo...
2020-03-101h 06School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One To Help Us Understand The "New Math"
Has your elementary school child come home with homework you don’t understand? Many parents have wondered how and why math has changed since we were kids. In this episode we were joined by Andrea Hutchins a second grade teacher who explained why math is taught differently to our kids today and just what happened to “carrying the one”.
Watch our show live each week from 11-Noon (CST) on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation). If you miss the show find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For more information head to schooldazedshow.com. #thenewmath #mathemati...
2020-03-035h 33School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Test AnxietyTest anxiety can be a debilitating problem. According to the American Test Anxieties Association it is the number one learning challenge of students today and impacts more than 10 million kids in North America.
In this episode our guests were:
-Tiffany Turner, LPC-S - Crisis Counselor Eagle Mountain-Saginaw ISD
-Alisha Chenevert - Author of "Testing Jitters" and Academic Interventionist for Cedar Hill Independent School District.
Watch our show live each week on our Facebook page, Noggin Educational Foundation. If you miss the show find us wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. For mo...
2020-02-251h 03School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Struggling ReadersStatistics tell us that the majority of people in the US don’t read very well and many are functionally illiterate. The impact of low literacy is not only personally limiting to the success and achievement of many Americans, but it’s also costly to our society to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars.
In this episode we heard from National Education Consultant for Scientific Learning Corporation, Cory Armes. She shared with us why some students struggle to become proficient readers and what parents can do to help.
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2020-02-181h 03School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Dad Involvement In EducationAccording to the Fatherhood Institute, a father's interest in his child's education has been found to have a more direct impact on educational outcomes than family background, poverty, or even the child's personality.
In this episode David Bailey came back to host! Joining him in the co-host chair was Salvador Villalobos, host of the HREBA show on Fishbowl Radio Network. David and Salvador sat down with Eric Phillips, Family Engagement Specialist from Arlington ISD to discuss the vital role of dads in education.
Watch our show live each week at 11:am (CST) on the Noggin Edu...
2020-02-1159 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Developing Strong WritersIn this digital age an informal style of writing has begun to creep into our lives. Strong writing skills are important for life and career readiness, effective communication, and academic success. These days it can be difficult to motivate our kids to get excited about writing for pleasure when competing with the latest video game or tech gadget.
In this episode I was joined by writer and AP English teacher, Michelle Agbedawu and adjunct professor and author LaQuisha Beckham. They offered tips for helping our kids develop writing skills for academic and life success.
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2020-02-0459 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Dyslexia70-80% of people with poor reading skills, are likely Dyslexic. One in five students has a language based learning disability, Dyslexia being the most common.
In this episode we sat down with Dyslexia specialist from Irving Independent School District, Samantha Sneed-Echebelem and Linnea Oxley from School of Lexia.
Watch us live every Tuesday at 11:am - Noon CST on our Facebook page Noggin Educational Foundation. For more information about our show head to schooldazedshow.com
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2020-01-281h 07School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Organization and Time ManagementGood organization and time management skills are not only crucial for academic success but for success in life!
In this episode my guests, AVID Coordinator Andrea Midgett and principal, Erica Gorruso shared tips for helping your child strengthen these skills as well as tips for helping parents create systems that work for academic success at home. Joining me in the co-host chair was Alicia Simon, mom of 7 kids (6 of them under 12)! Listen for her 7 month old, Livie who came with her. She had a lot to say too. :0) Alicia shared how she has developed systems that help he...
2020-01-211h 15School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Character DevelopmentSome say that character is the way we behave when no one is looking. We can't be with our kids 24/7 and we hope and pray that the investment we’ve made in them pays off when it counts most. Success in life does not always rely on academics. Character not only impacts academics but impacts how we get along throughout our lives. Lack of character can easily destroy what we’ve so carefully built.
In this episode we spoke with speaker, author, and leadership consultant Scotty Sanders. His character development books and curriculum, "Quest of the Keys" and "G...
2020-01-0758 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Kid EntrepreneursEntrepreneurship can teach kids a host of valuable skills and develop character traits that will prepare them for college, career, and life. In this episode we sat down with two young ladies who are great role models to their peers. Hannah Selders is designer of jewelry and accessories. Hannah Wilson and her parents developed "Hannah's Gluten Free Bakery" to develop yummy treats for people who suffer from food allergies and other conditions. We also sat down with Tearod Robertson who is the founder of "Kid Mogul Academy", a program that helps kids turn ideas into full-fledged businesses.
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2020-01-021h 13School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Career ReadinessCareer Readiness is the process of preparing students with skills needed to find, acquire, and excel in jobs and careers. Because high school and college students are graduating with a "skills gap", companies are forced to pay to bring employees up to speed. To be competitive our kids will have to be better prepared to enter the workforce and hit the ground running. My dad started me off working as a "junior secretary" when I was only 9. The skills I learned from him and the work ethic he instilled in me were invaluable. I still use everything I learned fro...
2019-12-171h 02School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About STEM EducationOur future workforce requires the skills STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) education provides. Women and minorities have historically been underrepresented in these fields. Although schools are working to incorporate STEM curriculum, what can we as parents do to foster an appreciation for STEM in our children's everyday lives and expose them to possible careers?
In this episode I sat down with Dr. Mary Payton, who is a retired Army Chemical Officer, STEM Educator, author, and host of the radio show "All About STEM" I was also joined by STEM teacher from Mansfield ISD, Gregory Conely.
2019-12-101h 10School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Educating Fostered and Adopted KidsChildren who are fostered and adopted often face challenges that impact academics. Frequent school transfers, emotional instability, and the effects of trauma, are some of the factors that can make focusing on learning difficult. Foster parents, parents who adopt, and the schools that educate them must be sensitive to the unique circumstances this group of kids possess in order to help them succeed.
As a Regional Education Specialist, Norma Eaves is responsible for advocating for the education needs of children in the Child Protective Services system by consulting with caseworkers, conducting trainings, attending school meetings, and collaborating...
2019-12-0359 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Adolescent Dating ViolenceTeen dating violence (TDV) is a type of intimate partner violence that occurs between two people in a close relationship. Behaviors include physical violence, sexual violence, psychological aggression, and stalking and take place both in person and electronically. Research shows that TDV impacts students academically and can lead to depression and anxiety, unhealthy behaviors, and suicidal ideation.
In this episode sat down with high school counselors, Stephanie Threets and, Tiphynee Salazar, LPC. They shared information about identifying warning signs, talking to your kids about healthy relationships, and the impact of TDV on learning.
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2019-11-191h 02School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Motivating By PersonalityNo two kids are alike, probably not even in your family. We were all given unique personalities that dictate how we react in certain situations and what drives us forward to accomplish a goal. As parents we want our kids to thrive academically and we are their chief motivators and accountability partners in that journey. Knowing what will ignite a joy of learning and desire for achievement in each of our kids is crucial to this process.
In this episode we are joined by Alisha Woodall, a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor from Finding The Foundation in Addison, TX.
2019-11-1250 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Bilingual and Dual Language ProgramsStudies show that knowledge of a second language helps with problem-solving abilities, academic achievement, and communication skills. Having the ability to communicate in another language and having an understanding of that culture can also make you more attractive to potential employers.
Although much controversy surrounds bilingual education, several states mandate that public schools provide instruction in a student's native language. In addition, many districts see the value of dual language programs and provide them as an option for their students.
In this episode we sit down with Bilingual and Dual Language specialists from Mansfield ISD. A...
2019-11-051h 01School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Developing Leadership Skills in KidsAre leaders born or are the developed? You may have one of those kids who naturally has a line of kids following behind them or one that feels best flying solo. Leadership is both innate AND a developed skill, but how do you bring the best out of every personality?
In this episode we sat down with Mariam MacGregor, award-winning author and youth leadership consultant. As a consultant, she travels nationally offering program design workshops and trainings with schools , agencies and communities, emphasizing the development of meaningful, sustainable youth leadership programming and educational efforts.
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2019-10-291h 00School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Safety In SchoolsSafety in schools has been a hot-button topic. When student's basic safety needs aren't met it can interfere with learning. As parents we want our kid's schools to promote a safe and healthy environment free from threats of violence, exposure to weapons, theft, bullying, and illegal substances, but often this isn't the case.
In this episode I sat down with Mansfield, Texas Chief of Police, Tracy Aaron and Mansfield ISD Chief Jimmy Womack. We discussed the state of safety in our schools, and how parents can advocate for the protection of their children.
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2019-10-221h 00School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About School ChoiceSchool systems used to be one-size-fits-all. This didn’t always work for all students. These days parents have an array of options available to them and they’re able to make choices that work for their children. BUT, which choice is the right one?
In this episode we welcome the president of National School Choice Week, Andrew Campanella. The National School Choice Week is the largest public awareness effort in the U.S. focusing on opportunity in K-12 education. Andrew shared with us information about all of the available options and tools to make great choices for your...
2019-10-1556 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Gifted and Talented StudentsAccording to the National Association for Gifted Children a total of 3 to 5 million children in grade K-12 are gifted and could use additional support in the classroom. Children who are gifted and talented (GT) don’t typically appear as most would imagine high achieving children do, so it can sometimes be challenging to identify them. GT programs have struggled to provide equitable identification of low-income students, black and Hispanic kids, and kids with special needs. Further complicating matters, no blanket definition of “giftedness” exists across states or local education agencies and no existing national requirements guide how gifted programs are ex...
2019-10-0156 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Social-Emotional LearningResearch shows Social-Emotional intervention leads to the higher likelihood of obtaining a college degree, adult employment, and lessens one’s chance of substance abuse or getting into trouble with the law as an adult. Social-Emotional Learning encompasses self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship skills, and decision-making.
Our guest, Priti Ahuja, is a Social and Emotional Learning Coach at a local school district here in the DFW area.
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2019-09-241h 06School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Rewiring Your Brain With GratitudeStaci Danford is an Educational Neuroscientist and a Gratitude Expert with a Master’s Degree in Mind, Brain, and Education. She has taught thousands of students how to achieve greater success by maximizing their strengths and uncovering their hidden potential.
Staci was voted by Fort Worth Magazine as A Top Teacher of the Year in 2016. Her Graduate Research study on how the brain processes gratitude gives her the unique opportunity to change the way parents and schools look at how children learn and develop.
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2019-09-171h 06School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Decisions and ConsequesncesAs a juvenile district court judge, Alex Kim has had many troubled youth stand before him. As a coach and Sunday School teacher Judge Kim has also mentored and taught kids to make good choices and follow positive role models. With peer pressure and media heavily influencing our children it can be difficult for them to know which path to choose, which makes knowing how to engage our kids in ways that will impact them the most so important. Join me as I discuss this topic with Tarrant County District Court Judge Alex Kim.
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2019-09-101h 04School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About The Stressed Out StudentStudents seem to be under more stress and pressure now than ever. Pressure to perform and succeed has caused many students to seek unhealthy solutions to relieve stress. In this episode guest co-host and psychologist Dr. Jantel Jordan and I explored this topic with high school and middle school counselors Stephanie Threets and Danielle Fitch from AISD. Don't miss this one! We're all stressed. This episode will help both your child and YOU!
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2019-08-271h 01School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Transitioning to Middle And High SchoolTransitioning from elementary to middle and from middle to high school can be tricky and full of emotion for both child and parent. In this episode we sat down with Telisa Brown, Director of Guidance & Counseling for the Arlington Independent School District and AISD counselor Jodie Dunn. They shared tips for making a smooth transition to your child's new school.
2019-08-2055 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Your Freshman Year In CollegeYour freshman year in college is full of new experiences and discoveries. Adulting for the first time can be quite a shock with new responsibilities and autonomy. The fast pace and rigor of college curriculum may come as a surprise. Many students head to college without a realistic view of what their new life will be. This is a transition that is a big move for both student AND parent.
In this episode, School Dazed Show Intern, Madison Elikins and I sat down with a mother daughter duo. Karen Thomas is Professor of Practice at Southern Methodist Uni...
2019-08-131h 00School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Fostering A Relationship With The SchoolParental involvement in education is vital. Studies show that when parents are involved students have better grades, behavior, social skills, and attendance. Sometimes it can be difficult to navigate the school system and to know who to reach out to when a problem occurs. Fostering a relationship with your child's school from day one can make the difference between a good year and a great year.
In this episode we were joined by friend of the show, Andrea Fields. Andrea is a veteran educator and currently serves as assistant superintendent at Duncanville ISD near Dallas, TX.
2019-08-0658 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Teaching Kids To Value DifferencesOur kids have access to people of diverse backgrounds, ethnicities, religions, sexual preferences, disabilities, etc. both in person and through their use of technology. With the face of their world rapidly changing, what do we do to encourage positive interactions and reduce unhealthy biases?
In this episode we welcomed Nichole Franks who is a teacher and Director of Diversity at Alcuin School in Dallas, TX.
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2019-07-301h 01School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About KindnessSome of our children's first social experiences are on the playground and in school where (hopefully) they put into practice what we've been teaching them at home. We all want to raise children who are kind and compassionate to their peers and to everyone they encounter. But, what are the best ways to teach kindness and to ensure they practice it, especially when we aren't around?
We sat down with Community Relations Commission Director for the City of Arlington, Texas, Dr. Von Peaks and Certified Life Coach from Mending Clinic, Esther Scott. They shared with us how Ma...
2019-07-2558 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Student VolunteerismVolunteer work offers opportunity for students to prepare for the future as well as make a difference in the lives of those in need. Not only does it promote awareness of issues in the world making them more compassionate, but it can help them better understand themselves. Volunteerism is also a great resume builder for college applications.
In this episode we sat down with Marshell Kregel, TX/Oklahoma District Marketing Chair for Kiwanis and Brandon Lopez, faculty sponsor of Key Club at a high school in Arlington, TX. They spoke to us about the benefits of student...
2019-07-1756 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Shared Custody and SchoolSeparation and divorce takes a balancing act, when there are children involved. Getting on the same page regarding your children’s academic needs is vital to their well-being.
In this episode we welcomed Michael Flores and Brooke DeLuna from Brighter Possibilities Family Counseling in Fort Worth Texas. Both have extensive experience working with families experiencing separation and divorce and discussed how to navigate shared custody and school.
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2019-07-1055 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About The Power of PlayEducation reform has caused an erosion of play and physical education from our schools. Research shows that play helps foster social, emotional, and cognitive skills as well as increasing creativity in children. But play isn’t just important for younger students. Giving students of all ages opportunity to learn through unstructured play helps with problem solving, independence and grit!
Today we welcomed creator and director of LiiNK Project at Texas Christian University, Dr. Debbie Rhea and research associate Dave Farbo. LiiNK Project has shown that children who engage in more physical activity and play do better academically th...
2019-07-021h 01School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One When The Kids Took Over: Social Media EditionSocial media has become a normal part of our day to day. Kids (and parents) spend hours a day scrolling, liking, and posting about any and everything. In this Kid Takeover episode, we invited students to tell us about the impact social media has had on their lives.
2019-06-261h 00School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About the SuperintendentThe superintendent is the CEO of a school district and is responsible for using financial and human resources to meet the needs of students, teachers, and faculty. A school district's board of directors hires the superintendent and he or she is responsible for implementing the goals they set to ensure success for their students.
In this episode we welcomed Mansfield ISD superintendent, Jim Vaszauskas and Mansfield ISD school board President, Karen Marcucci who gave us an insider's look at how a school district is run and how decisions are made that impact the leaders of tomorrow.
2019-06-1857 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Summer Learning LossSummer is a critical time for students. Many students lose 1-3 months of math and reading skills during the summer. With a little effort we can help our children make the most of summertime while still giving them a chance to recharge. In this episode we spoke to the CEO of the National Summer Learning Association and the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Irving Independent School District who gave us tips for avoiding summer learning loss.
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2019-06-041h 01School Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About the State of Public EducationAccording to the The International Education Database which evaluates and reports the progress of educational goals around the world, the United States is ranked 26th. We hear stories about the education gap, teacher dissatisfaction, overcrowded classrooms, concern about standardized testing and wonder if our public education system is failing our children.
In this episode we welcomed Andrea Fields, an associate superintendent, and advocate for quality education with over 40 years of experience in the field. Andrea shared with us about the state of public education in the United States.
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2019-05-2856 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Helping Your Child Fail WellMost of us have heard of helicopter parents. They’re the parents who take an overprotective approach to parenting and discourage a child's independence. Now we have bulldozer parents. These parents forge ahead before their child, removing all obstacles and ensuring success at every turn. Recent headlines of celebrities paying large amounts of money to bribe their children’s way into college are perfect examples of this.
As parents we want the best for our children and we hate to see them disappointed. But, failure isn't a four-letter word. In fact, studies show that constructive experiences and even...
2019-05-2157 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One Where the Listeners Asked the QuestionsWhat’s on your mind? If you could ask any education related question, what would it be? We put this episode in the hands of our listeners. David and I hit the streets and found out what you wanted to know. Our expert guests, Buddy Bonner, Assistant Superintendent in Lewisville ISD near Dallas, TX and BeLinda Nikkel, education advocate and retired principal, have a combined 62 years of experience in education and answered common questions parents have about education.
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2019-05-1458 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Sleep HealthDid you and your family get 8-10 hours of sleep last night (I didn’t either 😕)? We live in a society where lack of sleep is a badge of honor and a sign of dedication, but this episode may make you rethink your late-to-bed routine.
Sleep hygiene or sleep health is a variety of different practices and habits that are necessary to have good nighttime sleep quality. Lack of sleep can effect children academically by causing impaired cognitive functioning, impaired attention, symptoms of depression, and memory loss. It can also cause serious health problems and weight gain! ...
2019-05-0754 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About ADHD
We know our kids can be forgetful. It's not unusual for them to fidget, forget homework, get fidgety, but in some cases these can be signs of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD can affect your child’s ability to learn and get along with others.
According to the ADD Resource Center, 6.4 million children ages 4-17 have been diagnosed with ADD and this number is on the rise. Our guests Dr. Courtney Walker and April Wooldridge are experts in the area of ADD and ADHD, and will offer parents tips for recognizing signs and symptoms and getting help...
2019-04-3058 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Fostering a Love of ReadingAccording to research by the American Psychological Association, only 20% of American teens report reading a book, magazine or newspaper daily for pleasure, but more than 80% report using social media daily. Traditional reading seems to be a dying art that is being snuffed out by playing video games, watching cat videos, and scrolling timelines in an average of 11 hours a day! What can we as parents do to combat scrolling and encourage page turning in this increasingly tech-driven society?
Kendra Allen, M.Ed., is an educator with a passion to help parents, students, and the community regain a...
2019-04-2355 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Early Childhood Literacy and LanguageEarly language and literacy (reading and writing) development begins in the first 3 years of life and is closely linked to a child’s earliest experiences with books and stories. Literacy opens the door to a brighter future and these early years are critical in shaping children’s development and lifelong learning potential.
In this episode we welcome Dr. Anne van Kleeck, a professor at UNT Dallas in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences and Director of The Callier Center for Communication Disorders. Dr. van Kleeck’s research is related to preschooler's academic language skills that are vital fo...
2019-04-1659 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About School BoardsEXCERPT FROM:
“What Every Parent Should Know About Their School Board"
Greatschools.org
"You, responsible citizen, are standing in a ballot box. Along with voting on important local measures, you come across a list of names running for the school board. You scan the list and realize that most, if not all, of the names are unfamiliar. Hmmmm, you think, I have no idea who to vote for. Really, does it matter? It’s just the school board."
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School board trustees are the elected officials who make vital decisions for your chil...
2019-04-0958 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Anxiety and Depression
According to the National Institute of Mental Health an estimated 3.1 million adolescents aged 12 to 17 in the United States had at least one major depressive episode in 2016. An estimated 2.2 million of these children experienced severe impairment and only 19 percent of them received care from a health professional.
Depression, anxiety, and behavioral problems tend to co-exist and we are seeing these diagnosis in increasing numbers. In this episode we were joined by Jalea Seals, Licensed Professional Counselor from 212 Behavioral in Fort Worth Texas who shared about anxiety and depression in children and adolescents.
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2019-04-0256 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About State TestingState achievement tests in the United States are standardized tests required in public schools in order for the schools to receive federal funding. State test scores are used by districts to measure student progress, and see how different demographics of students perform. States also use test scores to identify low-performing schools that need support.
On this episode Tamara Albury, principal of Young Woman's Leadership Academy in Fort Worth, TX helps parents get a better understanding of the exam, why it’s important for students, how teachers prepare students, and how parents can support their children.
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2019-03-2656 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Impacting Students Through MentorsAs a child or adolescent, did you have an adult or adults (outside of your parents) who impacted your life? No matter your socioeconomic status or walk of life your child could benefit from the influence of a mentor.
When children have the influence of a mentor:
*They are more likely to focus on academics
*Are shown to have healthier relationships and lifestyle choices
*Have better attitudes about school, and higher educational aspirations
*Show enhanced self-esteem and self-confidence, and improved behavior, both at home and at school
*Have stronger relationships with...
2019-03-1956 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One When The Kids Took Over!Today the kids took over! School Dazed was co-hosted by 17 year old Senior Hunter Parris. He and 11 and 12 year old Ava and Allye shared about the challenges of school and what they wish their parents understood.
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2019-03-1256 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Students And TraumaMore than two thirds of children report at least one traumatic event by age 16. Potentially traumatic events include:
Psychological, physical, or sexual abuse; community, school, or domestic violence; national disasters or terrorism; sudden or violent loss of a loved one; life-threatening accidents or illness, divorce, etc.
Symptoms resulting from trauma can directly impact a student’s ability to learn. They may be distracted by intrusive thoughts about the event preventing them from paying attention or might avoid going to school altogether. Traumatic events can disrupt a student's ability to manage leading to poor behavior, loss of...
2019-03-0557 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Student AthletesA report by the Aspen Institute in 2016, stated that three out of four American households have at least one school-aged child participating in youth sports. Because of the commitment involved it can be difficult to balance sports and education. This week we welcomed Chauncey Franks, former player, former college football coach, and character coach for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes at Texas Christian University. Also joining us was TCU Football linebacker, Garrett Wallow who talked with us about balancing sports and education and what to expect as a college athlete.
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2019-02-2657 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About HomeschoolingIn 2016 about 1.7 million students (ages 5-17) were homeschoolers. There are so many ways to homeschool that it can be difficult to know where to start. Or, if you would like to change up what you're currently doing, what options are available to you? In this episode educators and veteran homeschool moms Ramona Alexander Walden and Lynzee Bolton share their experience and offer solutions to the homeschool question.
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2019-02-1951 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Spring Break IdeasSpring Break is around the corner. Wondering what you'll do with your kiddos? In this episode we share how to find event and activity deals and steals, fun apps to occupy your kids in the car on road trips, academic tips, and we hear from Spring Break camp representatives.
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2019-02-1251 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About ScholarshipsEach year, an estimated $46 billion in grants and scholarship money is awarded by the U.S. Department of Education and the nation’s colleges and universities. In addition, about $3.3 billion in gift aid is awarded by private sources. But how do you get a piece of the pie?
In this episode we welcome Valerie Gill, “The Scholarship Lady” , who offers workshops and private sessions that assist students in applying to college and submitting scholarship applications.
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2019-02-0653 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About BullyingThe US Department of Justice says that 160,000 students skip school every day for fear of being bullied. The Centers for Disease Control and Department of Education define the core elements of the bullying as: unwanted aggressive behavior; observed or perceived power imbalance; and repetition of behaviors or high likelihood of repetition.
Bullying has evolved over the years. Now children aren't just subjected to it on the playground and between classes but it follows them home through cell phones and social media.
In this episode we were joined by Amy Friend, Clinical Social Work/Therapist, and High Sc...
2019-01-3053 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About S.M.A.R.T. Goals and the Growth MindsetChildren live for today. Sometimes it can be challenging to encourage our children to think beyond the moment and set their sights on the bigger picture. S.M.A.R.T. goals are specific, measurable, attainable, relevant, and time-bound. A Growth Mindset is one that believes ability is not set in stone and can be changed with hard work. This week we welcomed Katrina Mabry-Smith, AVID District Coordinator for Mansfield ISD. Katrina shared tips for parents to help children set and reach goals and develop a Growth Mindset.
2019-01-2254 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Services and Accommodations at SchoolThis year my husband and I have been learning to advocate for our children to receive the services they need at school. Both boys require services and accommodations and it has been a challenge figuring out how to get them the help they need to be academically successful. More and more these days families find themselves in the same position. In this episode we explore the topic with Licensed Behavioral Therapist, Rondi Allen and Suzanne Scott who heads the Special Education department at a high school in the Dallas Fort Worth area. Both have extensive knowledge and experience working...
2019-01-1553 minSchool Dazed: Help For Moms and Dads of School-Aged KidsThe One About Gaming and StudentsWhat effect does gaming have on a student’s education? Join us as we explore this topic with Licensed Professional Counselor, Conchita Mata Andrijeski and Psychologist Kevin Lambert. It truly takes a village to raise our kids! When you hear a great nugget of wisdom or parenting tip on our show, help out your parent friends! Tweet it, Instagram it, Facebook it, and add the hashtag #schooldazed or #iamschooldazed
2019-01-0946 min