Life in the BRIE: Recent Episodes
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Join us in the journey to become effective Redemptive Educators - at home, at church, at school - using an approach that is Biblical, Relational, Integral and Experiential: BRIE!
Amy Imbody closes the final part of the Fear segment of the series: No Fat, No Fear, No Frenzy.
In today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody goes into detail on how God’s tells us to live without fear.
In the newest edition of our series No Fat, No Fear, Amy Imbody introduces the first podcast detailing how educators and parents can live out God’s commandment of living without fear.
Welcome back to No Fat No Fear! Join us for Part 3 of the continuing series in today’s episode of Life in the BRIE.
This week, we’ll go more in depth on what “no fat” really means in the world of No Fat, No Frenzy.
In today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody introduces a new series: No Fat, No Fear, No Frenzy.
Welcome to the last episode of the parenting and leadership styles series! In today’s episode, Amy Imbody discusses the final style: the AuthoriTAtive approach.
We’re back! In today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Any Imbody discusses the next style of parenting: the authoritarian approach.
Life in the BRIE will be back with new episodes in the new year, for now, happy holidays!
In today’s episode, Amy Imbody discusses what the common results of the permissive parenting and leadership style are.
In today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody describes the first style of parenting and leadership: permissive parenting.
On today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody introduces the three main styles of parenting and leadership: authoritarian, permissive, and authoritative.
In this episode of Life In The BRIE, a few familiar, wise words about this strange time, still more relevant than ever.
In today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody continues the discussion on the importance of children’s free, outdoor and self-directed play.
In today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody reads excerpts from Angela J. Hanscom’s Balanced and Barefoot on why children should be able to play freely.
Today’s episode of Life in the BRIE discusses how self-play impacts students’ executive functioning.
In today’s episode, Amy Imbody goes over the importance (and benefits) of self-directed play, especially in an outdoor setting.
In this episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody discusses how with outdoor learning, getting a little dirty is usually a beautiful thing.
Tune in to listen to the final episode of the HERE WE GO! Series, where Amy Imbody discusses the final step: respond!
Put your fingers to your forehead! Get ready to learn about the next step in the HERE WE GO process, Reflect!
The next segment of HERE WE GO! Today’s episode: get ready to collect. Stay tuned next week for part 3!
Today’s episode discusses the first two steps of the five step learning framework HERE WE GO: observing before entering and entering respectfully. Tune in next week for the next step!
In today’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody discusses how to be a leader with children in either your household or classroom.
We’re back with a new episode of Life in the BRIE! Today, Amy Imbody discusses how to identify and deal with what comes next.
On this week’s episode of Life in the BRIE, Amy Imbody discusses the next vital quality of a Redemptive Educator: effective communication.
In today’s episode of LifeInTheBRIE, Amy Imbody describes one trait of a Redemptive Educator.
In today’s episode of LifeInTheBRIE, Amy Imbody walks you through the six major qualities found in redemptive educators.
A different mindset for walking on the beach lends itself to a transformative shift in focus for redemptive education.
It’s important to help children learn how to know and investigate the world for themselves, and not just learn from other people’s observations.
Redemptive Educator Gabrielle Bruestle talks about how she engages the principles of BRIE at a secular school.
A voice from the 17th century might give us some clues to a new - or is it an old? - approach to education!
B is for Biblical! A parent shares the impact on her children of a Biblical approach to teaching and learning.