Teach One to Lead One Podcast: Recent Episodes
Lori Salierno-Maldonado
Each month Dr. Lori Salierno-Maldonado shares stories about the powerful impression Teach One to Lead One mentors have in offering hope to a generation of students who have lost hope.
Life is full of unexpected surprises. How do you respond to unexpected surprises, especially if they are bad? In too many situations, we just react in the moment. We live in a reactionary society, so it is no wonder that children learn to become angry at the smallest inconvenience. How do you teach self-control to kids? Listen as Richard Doe explains one of the key Universal Principles we help students understand.
There are few days in a person's life when the spotlight focuses on them as much as it does during graduation. Why is graduation so important? It is a day to celebrate achievement. What we have found is recognition for achievement is missing in a lot of kids lives. Do you want to know what happens when they feel like they have reached a goal and are celebrated? Listen as Richard Doe talks with one of our longtime mentors, Jen Hanna, about the importance of recognizing achievement in kids.
Apathy seems to be contagious among our youth. What can you do about it when your kid checks out? Listen as Dr. Lori Saliern0-Maldonado talks about the way to get teenagers back on track when they have given up on life.
Listen as Dr. Lori Salierno-Maldonado talks about the Universal Principle of integrity. What happens to kids who are taught to have integrity in everything they do? T1L1 mentors have been teaching this principle to students for 25 years. Listen to the impact integrity has on students and entire communities.
Our podcast this month features two seasoned educators: Dr. Derek Arrowood, Superintendent of Schools at Hamilton Heights School Corporation, and Julie Davis, a school board member, 40 year career teacher, and T1L1 chapter board member. Both of these individuals have seen what T1L1 can do for schools because, in addition to their other responsibilities, they are T1L1 mentors. Hear what they have to say about the impact T1L1 mentors have had on students in their high school and middle school.
Respect seems like a lost art in our society. There seems to be a societal bent on disrespecting anyone who does not agree with you right now. What happens to children who see disrespect as the norm? On the flip side, what happens to students who learn that respect is to be universally applied to all people? Listen to Dr. Lori Salierno-Maldonado and Felisha Hunter, the Global Program Manager for T1L1, talk about the impact respect has on our kids.
What happens when you show compassion and humility in service to another person? It changes them and it changes you! What happens when you include your kids in the process? Listen to the impact of these two Universal Principles at work at Teach One to Lead One.
Why are kids so stressed out in this generation and what is the answer? Dr. Lori Salierno-Maldonado talks about the reason why a generation is feeling lonely, depressed and riddled with anxiety and what we can do about it.
Dr. Lori discusses working with students online, the crisis of kids needing hope and the two things that kids need from the adults in their lives.