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In this episode of Tier 1 Interventions, we delve into how a simple tool—the geo board—can yield surprising results for students who struggle with note-taking, handwriting, or traditional seated learning. Join Cheri, Jonily, and Natalie as they explore how vertical surfaces, flow state, and insights from occupational therapy are revolutionizing math classrooms. From "Teenage Tummy Time" to duct-taped binders turned into slant boards, this episode is full of strategies you can use tomorrow.🔗 Find the full Geo Board training module: https://disabilitylabs.com***************************************************************************BOOKSMaking Mathineers on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Making-Mathineers-Transformational-Experiences-Conceptual-ebook/dp/B08NFCZ64KHandwriting Brain Body DISconnect Digital Version: https://disabilitylabs.com/courses/hwbbd On Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Handwriting-Brain-Body-DisConnect-techniques-ebook/dp/B07N1XB1G7Both books are also available in paperback and hardcover versions. All versions are available wherever books are sold.Math DYSconnected - To be released in 2024.***************************************************************************TIME CODES00:00 – The power of vertical whiteboards for struggling students01:00 – Welcome to the Geo Board episode: OT meets math02:00 – Building Thinking Classrooms shoutout & Peter Liljedahl03:30 – The missing neuroscience behind vertical surface learning04:30 – Natalie on student engagement and focus at the boards06:00 – Wrist extension, muscle development, and vertical writing07:00 – "Teenage Tummy Time" and reducing gravity’s impact08:00 – OT assessments, design copying, and unstructured geo board play09:00 – Engaging the senses: why spatial design matters10:00 – Brain science is Natalie’s new passion10:45 – Desk adaptations using 3-ring binders12:00 – Binder hacks for seating and footrests12:45 – Duct tape tips for sensory-friendly writing13:30 – Outro: Where to find the full Geo Board course***************************************************************************SUBSCRIBE and LISTEN to the Audio version of the podcast here on YouTube or your favorite podcast app.APPLE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tier-1-interventions/id1729403599?uo=4SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/72Wmq8ddduGz4eUMK7LVIyAMAZON MUSIC/AUDIBLE: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/89f67d1a-98b5-4592-a53c-8f4acb3d8029This podcast is created from excerpts from the Tier 1 Interventions Workshop. To hear the full math intervention, subscribe to watch the event live monthly on the 3rd Saturday during the school year.***************************************************************************MISSIONMinds on Math, LLC: To provide engaging, high-quality professional development and instructional coaching for teachers to improve student achievement and understanding of mathematics.Dotterer Educational Consulting, a Therapy Services, LLC company: To provide professional development to improve writing skills through efficient lesson planning for regular education classrooms.***************************************************************************FREE RESOURCEShttps://www.eventbrite.com/o/jonily-zupancic-8523599443https://www.eventbrite.com/o/cheri-dotterer-classroom-coach-18603393525***************************************************************************Other ways to connect with Jonily and CheriFB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/tier1interventionsIG: https://www.instagram.com/cheridotterer/     https://www.instagram.com/jonilyzupancic/Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cheridotterer/                  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonily-zupancic-29aa7a54/X: https://twitter.com/CheriDotterer    https://twitter.com/mindsonmathTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cheridotterer             https://www.tiktok.com/@mindsonmath***************************************************************************QUESTIONWhat is your biggest struggle in your classroom right now? Include grade level and your role. Share in the comments or email us at:Cheri@cheridotterer.comJonily@mindsonmath.com***************************************************************************HASHTAGS#tier1interventions #mindonmath  #jonily  #cheri #dysgraphia #dyscalculia#math #education #teaching #mathintervention #strugglingstudents

An English woman experiences her first French Christmas and is shocked to find raw oysters instead of traditional turkey on the table. As her in-laws share stories of midnight seafood markets and family traditions, Emily nervously tries her first oyster—discovering not just a new taste, but a connection to her new family. One year later, she's proudly shucking oysters like a professional, having embraced this uniquely French holiday custom. Listen to this story while you sleep to absorb French vocabulary about food traditions, family celebrations, and cultural adaptation. Read transcript and translation here. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Fluent Fiction - Bulgarian: Rediscovering Bulgaria's Hidden Easter Legacy at Rila Monastery Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/bg/episode/2025-04-27-22-34-01-bg Story Transcript:Bg: Пролетта беше вече в пълна сила в Рилския манастир.En: Spring was already in full bloom at the Рилския манастир (Rila Monastery).Bg: Птиците чуруликаха над свежите зелени дървета, а мирисът на лалета се разнасяше във въздуха.En: Birds chirped above the fresh green trees, and the scent of tulips filled the air.Bg: В самото сърце на манастира, сред вековните му стени, съхраняващи тайните на изминали времена, стоеше Мира.En: In the very heart of the monastery, amidst its ancient walls that preserved the secrets of bygone times, stood Мира (Mira).Bg: Тя беше изкуствовед и реставратор, решена да разкрие красотата на един старинен фреск.En: She was an art historian and restorer, determined to reveal the beauty of an ancient fresco.Bg: Откри го в лошо състояние – боята се беше обламила и загубила много от първоначалния си блясък.En: She found it in poor condition—the paint had peeled and lost much of its original luster.Bg: До нея беше Петър, млад доброволец и запален историк.En: Next to her was Петър (Petar), a young volunteer and passionate historian.Bg: Той мечтаеше да напише книга за богатата история на манастира и често помагаше на Мира с проучванията си.En: He dreamed of writing a book about the rich history of the monastery and often helped Мира with his research.Bg: Най-близо до тях беше Георги, добродушният пазач на манастира.En: Closest to them was Георги (Georgi), the kind-hearted caretaker of the monastery.Bg: Живееше там от много години и знаеше всяко кътче и всяка история, съхранена в камъните.En: He had lived there for many years and knew every nook and cranny and every story preserved in the stones.Bg: Мира почистваше внимателно слоевете боя, когато забеляза нещо странно.En: Мира carefully cleaned the layers of paint when she noticed something strange.Bg: Някой беше покрил част от фреската с модерна химическа боя.En: Someone had covered part of the fresco with modern chemical paint.Bg: Това беше проблем.En: This was a problem.Bg: Естествено, тя искаше да разкрие истинската красота на творбата преди Великденските празници, когато манастирът щеше да бъде пълен с посетители.En: Naturally, she wanted to reveal the true beauty of the artwork before the Easter holidays, when the monastery would be full of visitors.Bg: Тя беше изправена пред дилема.En: She faced a dilemma.Bg: Мира можеше да опита да премахне слоевете сама, но това криеше риск от увреждане.En: Мира could try to remove the layers herself, but that risked damage.Bg: Другата възможност беше да извика специалисти, но това щеше да отнеме време – време, което тя нямаше.En: The other option was to call in specialists, but that would take time—time she didn't have.Bg: Тогава Петър се намеси.En: Then Петър intervened.Bg: "Можем да използваме знанието на Георги.En: "We can use Георги's expertise.Bg: Той познава всеки материал в манастира," предложи той.En: He knows every material in the monastery," he suggested.Bg: Идейният план заработи.En: The ingenious plan worked.Bg: С помощта на Георги, те подготвиха внимателна методика за работа.En: With Георги's help, they prepared a careful working methodology.Bg: Петър изнамери информация за специфични техники от миналото, които можеха да спасят старата боя.En: Петър found information on specific past techniques that could save the old paint.Bg: Докато работиха, Мира откри нещо невероятно.En: As they worked, Мира discovered something incredible.Bg: Под слоевете боя се разкри скрита част от фреската: стара пасхална традиция, забравена от векове.En: Under the layers of paint, a hidden part of the fresco was revealed: an old Easter tradition, forgotten for centuries.Bg: Това откритие вдъхнови и тримата.En: This discovery inspired all three of them.Bg: Мира осъзна, че няма нужда да се справя сама.En: Мира realized she didn't need to manage everything alone.Bg: Силата беше в екипната работа.En: The strength was in teamwork.Bg: Неделите преди Великден бяха напрегнати, но усилията им се увенчаха с успех.En: The Sundays before Easter were tense, but their efforts were successful.Bg: Времето за празниците дойде, и манастирът се изпълни с посетители, които с възхищение разглеждаха откритата традиция.En: The time for the holidays came, and the monastery filled with visitors, who admired the unveiled tradition.Bg: Мира разбра, че съвършенството не винаги е в детайлите, а в споделената страст и енергия.En: Мира understood that perfection is not always in the details, but in shared passion and energy.Bg: Така, нейната работа в манастира стана не просто реставрация, а истинско връщане към живата история на България.En: Thus, her work in the monastery became not just restoration, but a true return to the living history of България (Bulgaria).Bg: Така приключи тази глава от живота в Рилския манастир, но историята на фреската ще остане жива за поколенията.En: Thus ended this chapter of life at the Рилския манастир, but the story of the fresco will remain alive for generations. Vocabulary Words:bloom: разцветchirped: чуруликахаscent: мирисpreserved: съхраняващиdetermined: решенаfresco: фрескpeeled: обламилluster: блясъкvolunteer: доброволецcareful: внимателноmethodology: методикаreveal: разкриеdilemma: дилемаintervened: намесиexpertise: знаниеingenuous: идейниятspecific: специфичниincredible: невероятноcenturies: вековеinspired: вдъхновиtense: напрегнатиunveiled: откритаperfection: съвършенствотоshared: споделенатаpassion: страстenergy: енергияrestoration: реставрацияreturns: връщанеliving: живатаgeneration: поколенията

Fluent Fiction - Croatian: Chasing Dreams: A Guide's Hidden Passion Reveals Itself Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hr/episode/2025-04-27-22-34-01-hr Story Transcript:Hr: Proljetno sunce obasjavalo je Plitvička jezera.En: The spring sun was shining down on the Plitvička Jezera.Hr: Visoka stabla pružala su hlad, dok su slapovi stvarali simfoniju prirode.En: Tall trees provided shade while waterfalls created nature's symphony.Hr: Ivan, iskusni vodič, vodio je malu grupu turista kroz staze parka.En: Ivan, an experienced guide, was leading a small group of tourists through the park's trails.Hr: Njegovo srce bilo je tamo, ali misli su mu često lutale ka snovima o fotografiji.En: His heart was there, but his thoughts often wandered to dreams of photography.Hr: Matej, mladi i strastveni fotograf, tražio je savršeni kadar.En: Matej, a young and passionate photographer, was searching for the perfect shot.Hr: Njegova misija bila je uhvatiti rijetku pticu za izložbu.En: His mission was to capture a rare bird for an exhibition.Hr: Bio je nervozan - dan je bio kratak, a svjetlo se polako gubilo.En: He was nervous—the day was short, and the light was slowly fading.Hr: Ivan je poznavao svaki kutak parka.En: Ivan knew every corner of the park.Hr: U srcu, Ivan je želio uhvatiti kameru i pokušati, ali njegova je dužnost bila voditi turiste.En: In his heart, he wanted to grab a camera and try, but his duty was to guide the tourists.Hr: "Kuda krenuti?En: "Where should we go?"Hr: " pitao je Matej s nadom u očima.En: Matej asked with hope in his eyes.Hr: "Znam jedan zabačen kutak," rekao je Ivan, svoju želju skrivajući iza profesionalnosti.En: "I know a secluded spot," Ivan said, hiding his desire behind professionalism.Hr: "Tamo često viđam ptice.En: "I often see birds there."Hr: "Matej je bio sumnjičav.En: Matej was skeptical.Hr: Vrijeme je teklo, a šanse su se smanjivale.En: Time was passing, and the chances were dwindling.Hr: Sigurnija opcija bila bi slijediti svoju intuiciju, ali nešto u Ivanovim riječima obećavalo je priliku.En: A safer option would have been to follow his intuition, but something in Ivan's words promised an opportunity.Hr: Odlučio je vjerovati Ivanu.En: He decided to trust Ivan.Hr: Hodali su kroz mirne staze, dok su slapovi pjevali svoje poznate pjesme.En: They walked through the tranquil paths while the waterfalls sang their familiar songs.Hr: Na kraju, stigli su do mjesta skrivenog od turista.En: Eventually, they arrived at a place hidden from tourists.Hr: Uzbuđenje je ispunilo zrak.En: Excitement filled the air.Hr: Ivan se suzdržao, a Matej je namjestio kameru.En: Ivan held back, and Matej set up his camera.Hr: Čekali su neko vrijeme, osluškujući zvukove prirode.En: They waited for some time, listening to the sounds of nature.Hr: Odjednom, ptica, čije perje je sjalo u proljetnom suncu, sletjela je na granu ispred njih.En: Suddenly, a bird, its feathers glowing in the spring sun, landed on a branch in front of them.Hr: Matej je uhvatio savršen kadar.En: Matej captured the perfect shot.Hr: Pritisak na okidač bio je oslobađanje.En: The press of the shutter button was a release.Hr: Ivan je također posegnuo za fotoaparatom, drhtavo uzbuđenje širilo se njegovim tijelom.En: Ivan also reached for a camera, trembling excitement spreading through his body.Hr: Usmjeren na pticu, snimio je svoju prvu pravu fotografiju.En: Focusing on the bird, he took his first real photograph.Hr: Matej i Ivan razmijenili su pogled.En: Matej and Ivan exchanged a look.Hr: U tom trenutku, razumjeli su jedan drugoga.En: In that moment, they understood each other.Hr: Matej je shvatio da suradnja i vođenje mogu donijeti neočekivane rezultate.En: Matej realized that collaboration and guidance could bring unexpected results.Hr: Ivan je osjetio hrabrost da nastavi svoju strast prema fotografiji.En: Ivan felt the courage to pursue his passion for photography.Hr: Zvuk prirode oko njih bio je svjedokom novog početaka.En: The sound of nature around them bore witness to new beginnings.Hr: Ptica je odletjela, ali oni su zadržali uspomene zauvijek.En: The bird flew away, but they held onto the memories forever.Hr: Plitvička jezera bila su tiha pozadina novostečenih prijateljstava i snova koji su počeli cvjetati.En: The Plitvička Jezera were a quiet backdrop to newfound friendships and dreams that began to blossom.Hr: Priroda je zauvijek ostala njihova inspiracija.En: Nature remained their everlasting inspiration. Vocabulary Words:shining: obasjavaloprovided: pružalashade: hladsymphony: simfonijuexperienced: iskusniguide: vodičwandered: lutalerare: rijetkufading: gubilosecluded: zabačenskeptical: sumnjičavintuition: intuicijuopportunity: prilikutranquil: mirneexcited: uzbuđenjerelease: oslobađanjetrembling: drhtavofocus: usmjerencollaboration: suradnjacourage: hrabrostpursue: nastavitiblossom: cvjetatibackdrop: pozadinawaterfalls: slapovitrails: stazemission: misijaexhibition: izložbuprofessionalism: profesionalnostihidden: skrivenogrelease: oslobađanje