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Ruby Riott, Alyssa Kay Mibb, Cody Young, Jen Van Leeuwen, Todd Van Leeuwen More Information
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The video arcade is making a comeback, but immersive gaming is the new hot ticket. Some people though may find it difficult due to the amount of sensory overload happening. Places like The Waypoint VRcade are making sure everyone can enjoy gaming in virtual reality.
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Guests:
- Ruby RiottProfessional WrestlerWorld Wrestling Entertainment
- Alyssa Kay MibbGame MasterThe Waypoint VRcade
- Cody YoungGame MasterThe Waypoint VRcade
- Jen Van LeeuwenOwnerThe Waypoint VRcade
- Todd Van LeeuwenFounder/OwnerThe Waypoint VRcade
Additional Resources:
- How Virtual Reality Can Help Those With Autism
- Virtual Reality Air Travel Training with Children on the Autism Spectrum: A Preliminary Report
- Virtual reality PTSD treatment has 'big impact' for veterans
- Is the Future of Therapy… Virtual? A Look Into Virtual Reality Therapy
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- Ruby RiottProfessional WrestlerWorld Wrestling Entertainment
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Aaron Nichols, Tatiana Botero, Aaron Mays More Information
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The August Wilson Project is a 10 year educational partnership with the South Bend Civic Theatre in which each of Wilson's plays will be performed in chronological order highlighting the African-American experience throughout the 20th century. The South Bend Civic Theatre is creating opportunities for students and adults to interact with the material on and off stage as well as in the classroom.
For additional information visit:
Guests:
- Aaron NicholsExecutive DirectorSouth Bend Civic Theatre
http://sbct.org/ - Tatiana BoteroEngagement & Development ManagerSouth Bend Civic Theatre
http://sbct.org/ - Aaron MaysDirector, Gem of the OceanSouth Bend Civic Theatre
http://sbct.org/
Additional Resources:
- The August Wilson Education Project - WQED
- South Bend Civic Theatre embarks on August Wilson Project with 'Gem of the Ocean'
- The August Wilson Education Project - PBS Learning Media
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- Aaron NicholsExecutive DirectorSouth Bend Civic Theatre
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Barry Younghans, Brian Bechtel, Steve Hope, Adam Young, Hailey Mast, Nathan Kingsley, Jen Yoder, Joe Culver More Information
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The manufacturing field is continuing to grow and expand as technology advances. With that expansion, the manufacturing workers of tomorrow are going to need to get a jumpstart on learning about them. Students at Goshen High School are getting that chance to learn about those advancements and get hands on training for future careers through the school's very own manufacturing academy.
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Guests:
- Barry YounghansPrincipalGoshen High School
- Brian BechtelAssistant PrincipalGoshen High School
- Steve HopeDeputy SuperintendentGoshen Community Schools
- Adam YoungBuilding Trades TeacherGoshen High School
- Hailey MastStudentGoshen High School
- Nathan KingsleyConstruction TeacherGoshen High School
- Jen YoderManufacturing TeacherGoshen High School
- Joe CulverManufacturing TeacherGoshen High School
Additional Resources:
- Benefits of Introducing Kids to Manufacturing
- 10 Reasons to Develop Your Technical Skills
- The Most Important Technical Skills in 2020
- The Importance of Technical Training
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- Barry YounghansPrincipalGoshen High School
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Josh Simpson, Alexis Adams, Michael Jana, Eric Johnson, Madie Ek, Kat Snider, Seth Maust More Information
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For additional information visit:
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- Josh SimpsonDean of StudentsGrissom Middle School
- Alexis AdamsTeacherGrissom Middle School
- Michael JanaStudentGrissom Middle School
- Eric JohnsonStudentGrissom Middle School
- Madie EkStudentGrissom Middle School
- Kat SniderStudentGrissom Middle School
- Seth MaustPresident of Five Star LifeFive Star
https://www.fivestarlife.org/
Additional Resources:
- Strategies for Teaching Students Leadership Skills
- SMART Goal Setting With Your Students
- 7 Tips for Building Character in Schools and Students
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- Josh SimpsonDean of StudentsGrissom Middle School
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Donna Mitchell More Information
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Learning the musical arts can provide an important opportunity, but not everyone has the chance to take part in music classes. The School of American Music provides members of the community the chance to learn how to play various musical instruments and even get to perform in front of an audience.
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Guests:
- Donna MitchellExecutive DirectorSchool of American Music
Additional Resources:
- The Benefits of Music Education
- The value of music education in schools
- Tuning In: Six Benefits of Music Education for Kids
- Music as a Teaching Tool
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- Donna MitchellExecutive DirectorSchool of American Music
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Beckie Hernandez, Diana Thompson, Michelle Fowler, Amando Williams, Joseph Pecher More Information
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There is an innovative after school program at Jackson Middle School in South Bend. Students learn kitchen skills, safety and the art of cooking and are able to take ingredients home to prepare meals for their families. Junior Chefs are paired with senior chef mentors and learn how to follow recipes, make nutrition meals and gain confidence in the kitchen as well as the social skills of eating dinner together.
Guests:
- Beckie HernandezDirector of Junior Chefs of South BendJackson Middle School
- Diana ThompsonPastor of First Baptist Church of South BendJackon Middle School
- Michelle FowlerStudentJackson Middle School
- Amando WilliamsStudentJackson Middle School
- Joseph PecherStudentJackson Middle School
Additional Resources:
- First Baptist Church of South Bend
- Cooking with Kids
- Kitchen Math
- Math Skills Multiply in the Kitchen
- Hey Kids, Let's Cook!
- Ed Said
- Cookie Cravings: How to Read and Understand a Recipe
- Vegetable Soup: A Reverse Recipe
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- Beckie HernandezDirector of Junior Chefs of South BendJackson Middle School
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Michael Reed, Tonya Snyder, Ann St. Amand, Ph.D. More Information
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There are plenty of chances for athletes to compete at higher level competitions, but what about students with more interest in the sciences? The Science Olympiad offers students in Middle and High School a place to test their skills and knowledge in an academic competition that ranges from building and designing machines to identifying birds and fossils.
For additional information visit:
Guests:
- Michael ReedBoard MemberScience Olympiad
- Tonya SnyderStudent Activities CoordinatorBerrien RESA
- Ann St. Amand, Ph.D.Owner/PresidentPhycoTech, Inc.
Additional Resources:
- 10 Ways Competition Enhance Learning
- Science Bowl Academic Competitions and Perceived Benefits of Engaging Students Outside the Classroom
- HOW PARTICIPATING IN COMPETITIONS CAN BENEFIT YOUR STUDENT LIFE
- 10 Science Research Competitions for High Schoolers
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- Michael ReedBoard MemberScience Olympiad
