Purpose & Hope - Teaching in light of every student's future: Recent Episodes
Jonathan Carr
Too few students lack understanding of how each day in the classroom provides purpose in their lives, and hope for their futures. Even fewer understand how to engage in the classroom in a way which will enhance this purpose & hope. Whether you are a parent, educator or student, this podcast is about how to help our children develop habits of thought and action which will provide purpose, hope & excitement each day of their educational lives.
Every athlete must determine whether or not their greatest fears and treasures align with peak performance.
Understanding how an athlete's greatest fears and treasures align are a necessary first step toward peak performance. The concept of greatest fear & treasure must be credited to Dr. Timothy Keller.
Implicit Memories - memories we may not realize we have, but still affect us. Ideas developed from the book "The Whole Brain Child" by Dr. Daniel Spiegal & Tina Payne Bryson.
Memories - what they are and how they affect us. Ideas developed from the book "The Whole Brain Child" by Dr. Daniel Spiegal & Tina Payne Bryson.
A quick audio to listen to often so that we can starve fear, and make courage our habit. When we understand what we have in JESUS, fear is illogical!
This episode addresses students and helps them see that while focusing on marks is important, they are missing out on true success if that is all they are focused on. Each lesson, task and assignment provides much more than just a mark - it provides them the opportunity to become something meaningful.
This episode introduces the purpose for this podcast. This is a podcast about providing purpose & hope for every student in every classroom. It serves as an avenue for all educators to learn, share & grow as we seek to serve the students in our classrooms in ways that actually matter to each of them individually so that they can enter school each day with a sense of purpose, excitement & hope that what they will experience each day will actually matter for their futures.