#StudentVoice Podcast

(00:00) Introduction to the Student Voice Podcast(00:20) Skylar M, 12th Grade, Ontario, Canada - “Technology”Skylar share her poem, which discusses the distraction caused by technology and how it's intertwined in her daily life.(02:55) Leah M, 8th Grade, Wisconsin, United States - “Tech Takeover”Leah reflects on the generational differences in growing up with technology and its pervasive...

(00:00) Introduction to the Student Voice Podcast(00:20) Skylar M, 12th Grade, Ontario, Canada - “Technology”Skylar share her poem, which discusses the distraction caused by technology and how it's intertwined in her daily life.(02:55) Leah M, 8th Grade, Wisconsin, United States - “Tech Takeover”Leah reflects on the generational differences in growing up with technology and its pervasive...

(00:00) Introduction to the Student Voice Podcast(00:19) Kelly, 9th Grade, Ontario, Canada – “The Digital Stride”Kelly, a student from Ottawa, explores her writing journey and shares her thoughts on AI's evolving role in society.(02:43) Aleah M, 7th Grade, Kentucky, United States – “The Future is Us”Aleah shares a poem inspired by the digital curriculum and emphasizes the need for diverse...

1:02: This episode features a group of students from the Equi-Talks podcast team in Ontario, Canada, who discuss the purpose of their podcast. They explain that Equi-Talks aims to address important topics, support the school community, and engage in activities to make a positive impact. 2:00: They describe their efforts in fundraising for their sister school in Kenya, where they have raised over...

1:05 A fifth grade winner explains their video project for the contest. They were inspired by their family and wanted to teach their younger sisters about digital safety.2:08 The fifth grade student says that you should only use social media for a short amount of time because too much is not good for your health. They also only use electronic devices for one hour a day outside of school.04:12 The...

The Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity defines dyslexia as “an unexpected difficulty in reading in an individual who has the intelligence to be a much better reader.” Dyslexia is a common learning disability that affects about 20% of the population. When students with dyslexia receive specialized instruction from trained professionals they can go on to be quite successful adults. However,...

0:01 - Host Robert Bailey interviews Calliegh, Kinsley and Faith from the Irma School to discuss their project and final year of high school.2:14 - Indigenous culture and reconciliation in a small town. Small town of 600 people, sports-oriented and volunteer-run, with a new school built in 2018.3:42 - We focused on indigenous learning, met Elder Clifford, and made connections with real-life...

(01:08) Rylee, 5th grade, Kamuela, Hawaii, “Where I Come From” Rylee’s poem is about learning, her experience at school, the places she’s traveled and history about her island.(03:44) Brooklyn, 5th grade, Lincoln, Nebraska, “Our Class is Like”Brooklyn was inspired by a time she created craft animals at Easter, and they reminded her of her class. (05:39) Alina, 5th grade, Gulliver Prep Miami,...

(0:01) Why it’s important for educators to honor Autism Acceptance MonthAs host Robert Bailey introduces the episode, he explains that according to the Lurie Center for Autism, one in thirty-six students has autism. This means that educators most likely have at least one autistic student in their class right now. Many general educators don’t receive training to support learners with autism,...