Episode #638 - June 15th, 2022
June 15th, 2022
Original Airdate: June 15, 2022
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Laura Guarino, Davia Brown-Franklyn, Shael Polakow-Suransky, Kayla Wong
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There are a few different approaches to education that move beyond traditional methods. The Bank Street Approach allows the students the ability to better understand themselves and find a deeper meaning in the world around them. We take a look at how this approach works and what it's like to learn in this way.
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- Laura GuarinoSenior Advisor of Children's ProgramsBank Street School for Children
- Davia Brown-FranklynDirectorBank Street Education Center
- Shael Polakow-SuranskyPresidentBank Street College of Education
- Kayla Wong5/6s Head TeacherBank Street School for Children
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Getting out into nature can be more than just spending time outdoors. The Nature Cat Nature Trail at Pinhook Park in South Bend provides a fun look at the natural world people can see as they walk around the area.
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- Hannah TeshkaPinhook Park Community Center ManagerSouth Bend Venues Parks & Arts
- Greg GicziPresident/General ManagerPBS Michiana WNIT
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Kristen Snyder, Chasity Taylor, Krystal Kalb-Weldy, David Wiegner
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Music Together is an internationally recognized early childhood music and movement program for children from birth through age 7—and the grownups who love them. The Music Center of Gosehn College is partnering with the Middlebury Public Library to offer Music Together for children ages zero to five.
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- Kristen SnyderTeacherGoschen College - Music Together
- Chasity TaylorAssistant DirectorMiddlebury Public Library
- Krystal Kalb-WeldyParent
- David WiegnerParent
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Ana Bontrager, Samuel Howell, Sharon Haynes, Tom Hurst, Erika Bontrager, Nickolas Colwell, Joseth Howell, Nathan Howell
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Students in Berrien Springs have access to the Parent Partnership. The program gives students the power of choice for project-based classes outside the classroom. These mentor-led courses range from college courses to CTE programs and provide the students with fellowship and vibrant learning opportunities.
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Guests:
- Ana BontragerStudentBerrien Springs Parent Partnership
- Samuel HowellStudentBerrien Springs Parent Partnership
- Sharon HaynesDirectorBerrien Springs Parent Partnership
- Tom HurstTeacherBerrien Springs Parent Partnership
- Erika BontragerParent
- Nickolas ColwellStudentBerrien Springs Parent Partnership
- Joseth HowellParent
- Nathan HowellStudentBerrien Springs Parent Partnership
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