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Episodes for this month
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January 13th, 2021
Episode #516
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Ivy Tech Apprenticeship Program
The apprenticeship education model may not have been in use much in the past few decades as more and more students looked towards higher education. Schools like Ivy Tech Community College have using this model as a way to teach students in Elkhart and South Bend about different skilled trades and how they can make a living outside of school.
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Arts Midwest
The arts are an important part of a person's education, but institutions across the country have been struggling amidst the current pandemic. Arts Midwest is an organization that serves several states including Indiana and Michigan. The group is working to ensure places like museums can pull through this current crisis and continue teaching well into the future.
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The Beacon: Free GED with Childcare
Obtaining a GED can be hard for many parents with children, since they may not have the access to resources to help them along the way. That's where The Beacon comes in. They offer free childcare to people working towards their GED, to make the process easier. Their mission is to get as many people educated as possible and to help people realize that they are a resource to help them along the way.
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M.A.A.C. Vocational Learning
Emergency Professional Training isn't just something that you can pursue post high school. The MAAC Training Center in Valpo wants students to start pursuing these careers while finishing up their education. They offer high school students training, while also allowing them the opportunity to get credits for this course.
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January 6th, 2021
Episode #515
It's the first episode of 2021 for Education Counts Michiana. We present four new segments about education. See how Trojan Heroes recognizes those who go above and beyond in Sturgis schools. Learn how trauma-informed strategies can help parents and students understand disruptive behavior in young children. Find out what job exploration programs are available for students with IEP's at the Career Academy in South Bend. See how iCivics can be implemented into the classroom for discussion around civics.
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iCivics
With so much emphasis placed on math and reading these days, students are not learning what it means to be civilly engaged. iCivics is an online resource that provides games and even curriculum to teach students of all ages about being active citizens.
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Trauma Informed Strategies
When young children act up, it doesn't mean they're misbehaved. Trauma-informed strategies are ways for teachers and even parents to understand and help a child who could actually be crying out for help.
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Trojan Heroes
Trojan Heroes is a program started to make sure that no school employee goes unnoticed for their efforts. It was put in place to offer a light at the end of a long tunnel, so that employees at Sturgis schools are just as encouraged to continue their good deeds, as they do for the students that they serve.
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Special Education Transition Program at Career Academy
Career Academy in South Bend wants to prepare their students for life after school, by teaching them the basics when it comes to job exploration. Their Special Education program is no different. Though students with IEPs may feel as though there aren't many paths to take, they want to instill hope in their students and their parents. They do this through encouragement and 1-to-1 guidance, as they show them that there are just as many options
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