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Explore "leech" with insightful episodes like "Angling Waters Outdoors show 7-8-2023", "Mon. Aug. 29: Hour 1 - Broncos cuts, new Broncos President Damani Leech, K.J. Hamler, Nebraska vs Northwestern", "Line Manager - Sally Leech Ep 32", "Interview with Dr. Alana Morris, Part 3" and "Interview with Caroline Sweet, Part 2" from podcasts like ""Angling Waters Outdoors", "Afternoon Drive with Aniello Piro & Cody Roark", "Henpicked Menopause Podcast", "The POPCast: A Patterns of Power Podcast" and "The POPCast: A Patterns of Power Podcast"" and more!
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Mon. Aug. 29: Hour 1 - Broncos cuts, new Broncos President Damani Leech, K.J. Hamler, Nebraska vs Northwestern
Preseason Finale, K.J. Hamler, Rypien and Johnson, Broncos cuts, Damani Leech introduced as Broncos President, Lewis Hamilton, new ownership and front office in Denver, community connection to the Broncos, Nebraska drops the ball against Northwestern, Football is Back!
Line Manager - Sally Leech Ep 32
In this episode how to talk to your Line Manager about your menopause. Thankfully, more and more employers are recognising that some women need support in the workplace during their menopause transition. Sally Leech is from Menopause in the Workplace and has some great advice in this Podcast.
Not everyone struggles, but three in four do experience symptoms, and these don’t just switch off when a woman arrives at work. This is why it’s important to know how to talk to your manager about menopause.
Access more information here:
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Menopause, it’s always been around, as long as they’re been women on this earth and they’ve lived long enough, there’s been the menopause. Yet we still have an outdated mindset and too little awareness, education and support.
https://henpicked.net/menopause-hub
Today, we’re in a different time - we’re living for longer, working for longer, and too many of us are struggling through this life transition. We all experience menopause differently but you are not alone.
This podcast brings you up-to-date, expert information and top tips to help empower you to make informed decisions that are right for you: how you experience menopause, manage symptoms and long-term health. It’s time for change.
Interview with Dr. Alana Morris, Part 3
SEASON FINALE: Jeff, Travis, and Dr. Alana Morris discuss the research on deliberate practice and its connection to Patterns of Power.
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Patterns of Power: Inviting Adolescent Writers into the Conventions of Language, Grades 6-8.
Interview with Caroline Sweet, Part 2
Caroline Sweet, author of Patterns of Power en español, joins Jeff and Travis to discuss the invitational process in her classroom.
Patterns of Power en español: Inviting Bilingual Writers into the Conventions of Spanish, Grades 1-5
Patterns of Power: Inviting Adolescent Writers into the Conventions of Language, Grades 6-8.
Stepping Through a Patterns of Wonder Lesson, Part 2
Whitney LaRocca finishes guiding Jeff and Travis through a lesson from the upcoming book Patterns of Wonder for Pre-K through 1st grade.
Stepping Through a Patterns of Wonder Lesson, Part 1
Whitney LaRocca guides Jeff and Travis through a lesson from the upcoming book Patterns of Wonder for Pre-K through 1st grade.
Order Patterns of Power: Inviting Adolescent Writers into the Conventions of Language, Grades 6-8.
Patterns of Wonder Developmental Phases of Emergent Writers
Jeff and Travis are again joined by Patterns of Wonder author Whitney LaRocca to discuss the developmental phases of emergent writers. Whitney takes the guys through the four phases that are highlighted in Patterns of Wonder: scribble writing, symbol and letter writing, transitional writing, and conventional writing.
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Jodi Ramos & The New York Times Teaching Project
In today's episode, Travis and Jeff are joined by Jodi Ramos, a lauded writing teacher in San Antonio, TX. We discuss Jodi's recent work with the New York Times Teaching Project, including the piece she co-wrote for the Times with fellow project partner Blake Bockholt titled Sentences That Matter, Mentor and Motivate. Using articles from the Times as mentors, Jodi and Blake share their spin on the Patterns of Power process in their middle and high school classrooms.
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Patterns of Power: Q and A
Jeff Anderson and Travis Leech Take Questions about Grammar Instruction from the Patterns of Power Community.
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Patterns of Power: Invitation to Edit
Invitation to Edit: Jeff and Travis Leech kick around testing and its connections to editing conversations of step 6 of the Patterns of Power process.
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Patterns of Power: Invitation to Apply, Part 2
Invitation to Apply, Part 2: In part two of a two-part episode, Jeff and Travis explore step 5 of the Patterns of Power process, the Invitation to Apply.
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Patterns of Power: Invitation to Apply, Part 1
Invitation to Apply, Part 1: In part one of a two-part episode, Jeff and Travis explore step 5 of the Patterns of Power process, the Invitation to Apply.
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Al Leech
In questa puntata di #VERGOGNA Francesco Miglietta (@miglietta.francesco) ci ha parlato di Al Leech, conosciuto per essere il creatore del “Red Hot Mama” o più comunemente chiamato “Chicago Opener”. Nome vero Alfred Leech nacque il 19 Ottobre 1917 a Washington DC ma già dalla tenera età si trasferì a Chicago dove da più grande frequentò la Northwest University. Una volta finito il percorso di studi entrò nella Marina come Ufficiale delle comunicazioni nel Pacifico.
Successivamente nel 1958, dopo aver finito il servizio, iniziò a lavorare per il “Newsweek Magazine”, la cui redazione si trovava a New York. Siccome al tempo era una rivista molto importante, questo lavoro gli permise di conoscere dei famosissimi maghi come Dai Vernon, Frank Garcia e Harry Lorayne. Fu anche presidente della campagna pubblicitaria per una convention organizzata dalla “IBM”(International Brotherhood of Magic) e dalla “SAM”( The Society of American magician) che trattavano argomenti come l’elevazione dell’Arte in magia, la promozione dell’armonia tra maghi e l’opposizione all’inutile esposizione pubblica di effetti magici.
Al Leech morì nel 1974 a causa di un enfisema.
Nella sua vita scrisse ben 8 fascicoletti riguardanti vari tipi di magia (carte, manipolazione con le palle di spugna e ditali). In ordine: Don't look now: a smart slant on misdirection (1948) ,For card man only(1949), Manipulating with Leech(1952), Card man stuff (1953), Handbook of card sleights (1954), Cardman Ship(1959), Super card man stuff(1965), Al Leech legacy (1980).
Tutti questi scritti sono racchiusi nel libro “the complete Al Leech” pubblicato da Danny Rudnik e Roberto Giobbi nel 2014. Inoltre un altro libro che racchiude la sua magia è "A last look at Al Leech" pubblicato da Anthony Brahms.
Mi raccomando non mancate alla diretta di Giovedì sul profilo di @talking_magic alle ore 21:00.
Patterns of Power: Invitation to Share and Celebrate
Invitation to Share and Celebrate: Join hosts Jeff Anderson and Travis Leech as they discuss this no-fluff step 4 of the Patterns of Power process.
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Patterns of Power: Invitation to Imitate
Invitation to Imitate: Join hosts Jeff Anderson and Travis Leech as they talk over step 3 of the Patterns of Power process.
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Patterns of Power: Invitation to Compare and Contrast
Why compare and contrast? Jeff and Travis discuss what the Invitation to Compare and Contrast looks like in the classroom and how it reinforces and deepens student understanding of the Focus Phrase. Plus, practical advice on searching for and creating your own rich mentor sentences.
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Patterns of Power: Invitation to Notice
Invitation to Notice: Join hosts Jeff Anderson and Travis Leech as they chat about Step 1, the kick-off of the Patterns of Power process.
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Patterns of Power: Inviting Young Writers into the Conventions of Language, Grades 1-5
Patterns of Power en español: Inviting Bilingual Writers into the Conventions of Spanish
Episode 1: An Overview of Patterns of Power, Grades 6-8
Welcome to Episode 1 of POPCast! What do adolescent writers truly need to know about the conventions of language to read and write? How do we teach them? Do these crucial communication skills require a right-or-wrong approach or one that focuses on meaning and effect? Correction or creation? Limitation or possibility? Memorization or inspiration? And what, pray tell, will inspire middle school students to write pages that spill over with enthusiasm, thought, and authenticity?
The Patterns of Power process creates an environment in which writers study and appreciate the beauty and meaning of grammar and conventions rather than fear and avoid mistakes. Focusing on language’s power to inspire and affect us will generate writers who naturally come to know and use the patterns of the English language. In this episode, hosts Jeff Anderson and Travis Leech discuss an overview of the Patterns of Power process, with following episodes going in-depth into each of the steps of the process.
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Patterns of Power: Inviting Adolescent Writers into the Conventions of Language, Grades 6-8
Patterns of Power: Inviting Young Writers into the Conventions of Language, Grades 1-5
Bloodletting and Leeches
Bloodletting is an ancient treatment that persisted until the 18th century. One of the techniques used to let blood were leeches, blood-sucking worms. In this episode, we discuss both the history of bloodletting and these fascinating yet creepy creatures.
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