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• Wie entsteht eine Allergie und was ist überhaupt eine Allergie?
• Welche Allergien gibt es beim Hund?
• Wie äußern sich die Allergiesymptome?
• Wieso ist zu viel verschiedenes Protein absolut schlecht?
• Wo durch werden Allergien begünstigt?
• Und warum sind Bluttest nicht aussagekräftig bei einer Allergie?

Ron and Charis answer the question of why Empower Ministries works with the national church. They discuss the influential role missionaries have played over the years and why it is time to pass the torch to national workers.

In the second episode of the Eureka 2021 podcast, Phoebe, Adinda and Kate share their favorite hotspots of Rotterdam. 

On this episode of AI: Decodes the System, Dr. Shameka Gerald, a former principal and the current Director of Equity, Assessment & Strategic Operations for Newport News Public Schools in Virginia, and AI decode how Shameka started as a young person who was not good at math and ended up graduating with a degree in applied mathematics. They talk about the term digital divide and why she believes laptops and hotspots are not enough to close this gap. During the conversation, Shameka coins the term data privilege, which reveals that although most of the population may have access to a smartphone, their data plans may be limited and cannot support the school work. Further, broadband access may be nonexistent. They both believe that the laptop is the new textbook.
They also discussed COVID-19's impact on education and how it has brought even more attention to the digital divide, and how students need a different solution to the current virtual learning model no matter their prior school performance. Shameka talks about how she made sure her students had access to laptops and hotspots before the pandemic and how it helped her school transition amid an international crisis. Shameka believes that although we need access, we also need to make sure our students know how to use digital tools to develop capital so that students and parents can engage in a global society. People are using technology to create new lines of work and they both are excited to see what Generation Z does in the future with tech. She also talks about meeting students where they are and how a twerk video helped her teach a student a valuable lesson about using digital tools.
More about Dr. Shameka Gerald
Dr. Shameka Gerald is an educator, equity advocate, and self-proclaimed tech-junkie who wants to ensure that everyone knows that a Chromebook and a hotspot do not bridge the digital divide. In her 15 years in education, she has received numerous awards and helped close the opportunity gap in mathematics. She also successfully supported the turnaround of three schools and most recently closed out a six-year principalship with her school (a Governor's STEM Academy), earning three consecutive years of full accreditation.  Follow Shameka at the links below.

Resources Shameka mentioned on the podcast

• Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)
• The Disparities in Remote Learning Under Coronavirus
• Covid-19 Survey: Teachers Say Less than Half of Students Attending their Remote Classes

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A pastor in Cuba organizes a special service, and dozens of Santeria Spiritualists come to faith in Christ.

The Philippines is a reef fish biodiversity hotspot, but it's a delicate balance between livelihoods and sustainability in some fishing communities.

The Philippines is a reef fish biodiversity hotspot, but it's a delicate balance between livelihoods and sustainability in some fishing communities.

Take a look back at some Australian conservation efforts, from tiny reserves to landscape-scale restoration.

Take a look back at some Australian conservation efforts, from tiny reserves to landscape-scale restoration.

 When the Vietnamese authorities tore down a village church, it only took three days to build it back up again. 

A quick episode sharing thoughts after the third week of lockdown due to COVID. You may have seen this video on our social channels but we also wanted to share here for those you following the #squarepizzapod.  
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This episode quickly touches on the importance of collaboration as well as special education services during distance learning. 
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We hope you'll give this a listen and let us know your thoughts. 

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On a trip to India, Ron is asked to water-baptize some of the new believers in a small village. King cobras populate the area, and when something brushes up against his leg in the water, he can only pray it doesn’t have fangs! 

 Israel is a country like none other in the world, and God is moving in a way He has never done before. Find out what’s happening in Israel right now and why it matters so much.