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Where language learning meets entertainment. Learn Danish on the go with fellow students and Danish teachers, listen to Danish conversations on a range of topics as well as grammar discussions, common language themes and motivational talks. This learning Danish podcast is made for and with Danish learners and teachers and based around natural conversations and talks at an easy speed and with English translations.
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We know there’s potential…but let’s talk about the larger implications for the profession. In this episode, I’m sharing how AI has already transformed the way many teachers work, and I explore the ethics, best practices, and future trends for AI in schools. We’ll explore the big picture overview of AI’s impact, its strengths and weaknesses as a too…
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Welcome to the latest episode of this Learning Danish Podcast on DanishTube! 🎧 In this episode, we dive into the world of veganism, plant-based eating, and environmental sustainability, all while practicing Danish language skills. And guess what? I found a word I cannot pronounce! HELP! Support the Show. Join the complete Essential DanishTube platf…
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As an educator who's lived and taught in both the US and Denmark, Pernille’s story is a revealing look into two vastly different education systems. Let's unpack her journey and what it tells us about work-life balance, societal values, and teaching philosophies. You’ll hear: Why Pernille’s family moved to Wisconsin from Denmark when she was a teena…
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As the school year comes to a close, we’re taking a step back from practical strategies, and looking at the big picture of K-12 education. Until summer, there’s not a lot of time or mental bandwidth to consider questions like, “What are the larger factors impacting our work? How are other schools handling these challenges? How do we proactively pre…
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Bored with your curriculum or instructional routines? I’m talking with Betsy Potash of the Spark Creativity Podcast about easy ways to make things feel fresh and interesting again. Often we switch things up in our teaching to keep ourselves from getting bored. But, too much change can create unnecessary work for us. It can also waste class time for…
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This topic is definitely new territory for my Truth for Teachers podcast, and I was initially hesitant to include it because I didn’t want to overshare. However, as I began to talk to other women about this, I realized how many of us really didn’t have a good grasp on the way hormones impact our daily function. The experience is so individualistic,…
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Do you refuse to throw anything out because you MIGHT need it one day, or find yourself holding on to worthless stuff “just in case” you need it? In this episode, I’ll share 10 things you can get rid of in your classroom this spring to make space for what you actually need and use. And, I’ll help you establish a mindset of abundance rather than sca…
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This episode features a sneak peek from one of the upcoming 40 Hour Teacher Workweek Online Summit sessions. You’ll hear from a teacher named June Link, whose session is called, “Clock out confidently: 5 tips to get out the door at contract time.” In this episode, June shares some helpful principles and mindset shifts, along with the exact process …
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Welcome to this Danish Learning Podcast episode, where we dive deep into the fascinating world of language differences between Danish and Polish! Join me and I speak with native Polsih speaker, and now Danish teacher, Martyna as we explore the nuances, challenges, and joys of learning Danish for native Polish speakers. In this engaging episode, we …
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It's the only event focused entirely on saving teachers TIME! Learn from current K-12 teachers as they share their best tips for working more effectively, efficiently, and enjoyably. The 40 Hour Teacher Workweek program is an online course I first created in 2015 (with a total update in 2020), and we’ve now had tens of thousands of teachers complet…
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Welcome to another Danish learning podcast episode where we take inspiration from the unexpected sighting of a kangaroo in Odense, Denmark! Join me as I explore the fascinating world of Australian animals while expanding Danish vocabulary. To learn more Danish and get show notes, support my work on Patreon or become an Essential DanishTube member. …
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Teachers spend so much time giving feedback to students, but often kids don’t internalize it. They tune out the carefully-crafted written comments on their work, briefly register the grade they earned, and move on. So how can we help students care about improving their skills and take time to reflect deeply on their learning? In this episode, you’l…
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Have you ever noticed how breakthroughs often come when you're not actively trying to find a solution? That's diffuse thinking at work: a relaxed state in which creativity flourishes. On today’s episode of Truth for Teachers, I’ll share how stepping back can lead us forward. It turns out that intense concentration isn't always the best approach to …
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🇩🇰 Welcome to another exciting learning Danish podcast episode on DanishTube, the ultimate Danish language podcast! In this episode, join me, Liam, as I engage in a captivating conversation with native Danish speaker, Cecilie, delving into the intriguing world of education in Denmark and the world. 🎓 Discover the nuances between traditional schooli…
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There has been a significant increase in mental health issues among young people in America since 2012, including anxiety, depression, self-harm, suicide attempts, and suicide. Contrary to popular belief, these trends started before the pandemic, with rates of major depression among teens doubling between 2011 and 2019. Girls and young women are mo…
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“Making a conscious and intentional effort to tap into your own personal power and being courageous” is the way today’s guest defines “teaching like yourself.” I’m talking with Dr. Gravity Goldberg, whom you might remember from a 2019 interview I did, which ended up being one of the most downloaded Truth for Teachers episodes ever. It’s Episode 171…
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🎙️ Welcome to another insightful Danish learning podcast episode on DanishTube! In this edition, we're exploring the fascinating world of spoken Danish, analysing why correct pronunciation is crucial and how you can excel at it. 🗣️ 🇩🇰 Unlock the Secrets of Natural Danish Pronunciation Learning to speak Danish authentically is a journey worth taking…
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Do you feel like self-advocacy among students is a pervasive problem? As in, if students don’t know what to do, they won’t ask questions or seek out more information … they’ll just sit there and do nothing. If something is challenging, they don’t seem to be interested in improving their skills, or learning for the sake of learning. They just give u…
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👑 Dive into the Royal Insights and join me in this special learning Danish podcast episode and as I unravel and analyse the captivating New Year Speech delivered by the Queen of Denmark. 🇩🇰✨ 🔍 In-Depth Analysis & Translation: I take you through a comprehensive analysis of the Queen's speech, providing a line-by-line translation from Danish to Engli…
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I’m back from my sabbatical and excited to share how I used my time off and what I’m planning for 2024! I’m sharing more about my personal daily art practice in December (which I plan to continue) and time with family over the holidays. I also discuss my approach for the new year, which is flexible intentionality. I want to be deliberate about wher…
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Welcome to this years final learning Danish podcast episode where I wish you a Merry Christmas. In this one, I catch up with some old guests and Danish learners and we talk about travelling, living in foreign countries, Danish traditions and Christmas movies, as well as accents in Danish and Spanish. I also take you on a little journey and tell som…
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🇩🇰 Welcome to another learning Danish podcast episode on DanishTube! 🌈 This time we are unpacking positivity as we explore the Danish language through an uplifting lens. Join me for a language-learning adventure filled with laughter, insights, and cultural discoveries. 🔍 Key Topics Covered: 🌞 Positivity in Daily Life: How does positivity affect our…
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Here's a simple sit down episode where I reflect on some of the thanksgiving inspired thoughts of the week: challenging the norms of what it is we are thankful for. Support the Show. Join the complete Essential DanishTube platform and unlock more ways to learn Danish: http://danish-tube.com/videocourses Unlock more Danish as a channel member: https…
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Velkommen, Danish language enthusiasts to Episode 108 in DanishTube's learning Danish podcast! 🌍 In this special Thanksgiving episode of our Learn Danish podcast, we're serving up a Danish feast! 🍽️ Join me as we pratice saying thanks with fun language games centered around expressions of thanks and politeness. 🇩🇰 🗣️ Language Games Galore: We'll be…
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This episode is the last for 2023, and Truth for Teachers will be back in January. If you want to learn more about my sabbatical process or how you can take one with me on your break, read or listen to episode 244. I thought carefully about the message I wanted to leave you with for the coming weeks, and sinceI’ve already talked about the logistics…
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What if there was no such thing as innate talent? That’s the argument my guest today is making: that talent is not a cause, but an outcome. It is cultivated, developed, and learned. I’m talking with Dr. Rishi Sriram, who serves as Associate Professor of Higher Education & Student Affairs for the Department of Educational Leadership at Baylor Univer…
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How long can you read a book without getting distracted? Do you swipe through TikToks or reels before they’re over because you’ve gotten impatient? Do you find it hard to just stream a TV show or movie without also looking at your phone or doing another activity at the same time? Yep — the shortened attention span issue isn’t something unique to Ge…
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👑 Dive into the heart of Danish culture and history in my latest learning Danish podcast episode! In this fun and informative discussion, we explore the fascinating world of the Danish royal family, their role in modern society, and the intricacies of the Danish language. Join me and native Danish speaker Lotte for our second Danish conversation fi…
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Let’s try something new together! I started offering guided “mindful moments” on my new Truth for Teachers Daily Encouragement podcast about once per week, interspersing them with the main content of uplifting and motivational messages. I don’t plan on incorporating mindful moments here on the regular podcast, but I did want to introduce you to the…
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In this learning Danish podcast episode on DanishTube, I chat a little with Ervin about the world of branding, freedom of working freelance, and being your own boss, all while learning Danish from our native speaker. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or simply eager to improve your Danish language skills, this episode has something for everyo…
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🇩🇰 Welcome to yet another learning Danish podcast episode and number 106 on DanishTube with special guest, Ola 🇩🇰 Are you interested in learning Danish while turning your passions into a profitable venture? Then this video is for you! In this Danish language podcast episode, "Shit and Layer Cake," Ola and I explore the journey from having a passion…
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The expectation that students be fully engaged in learning tasks from the first minute of the class period until the last is known as “bell-to-bell instruction.” It’s a widely-accepted practice in education, but does neuroscience actually support it? Bell-to-bell instruction works from the premise that our class time with students is precious and l…
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