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In the latest episode of The Quizzitok Podcast, Vikas Swarup and Siddhartha Basu dive into an essential topic: helping children navigate the overwhelming world of social media. With misinformation on the rise, it’s crucial to equip the next generation with tools to think critically and fact-check effectively. ?? Why kids struggle to separate facts from fiction on social media. ?? Practical ways to teach critical thinking and digital literacy. ?? Watch the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/dJBBFnrD #TheQuizzitokPodcast #DigitalAwareness #CriticalThinking #FactCheck #SocialMedia

The final part of our #safeguarding conversation podcast, Keeping children safe, helping families thrive, is live now: https://lnkd.in/exqGYJV2

The final part of our #safeguarding conversation podcast, Keeping children safe, helping families thrive, is live now: https://lnkd.in/evPbaAFQ

One thing that I think we do better than other podcasts is prepare (humble brag ??). People ask us how we talk about so many different subjects with so many people in one shoot week, and the answer is pretty simple: - Do your research. - Read their book (if they have one). - Think deeply about what our listeners need and how this guest can help them. - Build an episode road map and try to follow it 75% of the time. That's the basic prep process. Here are a few of the 200 road maps we've built over the last 4 years. You'll recognize some familiar names.

Author Megan Dowd Lambert, creator of the Whole Book Approach, joined Early Risers Podcast to talk about seeing race through picture books! In Season 6, Episode 1: Seeing Race Through Picture Books, Megan shares how reading with kids, not just to them, can spark important conversations about race and diversity. Learn how to engage children in thoughtful discussions about representation and media. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts. #EarlyRisersPodcast #WholeBookApproach #DiversityInBooks #RaceConsciousReading #KidsLit

NotebookLM’s podcast feature is getting a lot of attention, but it can do SO MUCH more! Google honestly cooked with NotebookLM ?? While it's a dynamite tool for students and researchers, I found it super useful to read a complex book. It's designed to help navigate complex topics with ZERO hallucination. Watch my detailed walkthrough on how I use it to learn anything better. (I've been meaning to finish Monika Halan's Let's Talk Money, so I used the platform to read it better.)

What’s everyone’s favourite word to hear? Learning to interact efficiently with others is a skill that isn’t necessarily taught. I’ve been listening to a number of business/development podcasts, for 30 minutes every night for the last 4 years. Recently discovering Myron Golden, much of what he talks about is, what I deem, common sense. However it appears, it’s not that common. The simplest thing of all makes people feel wanted, connected, important and relevant. Their name. Simply addressing someone with their name. Mentioning their name. Name dropping. Whether it’s the bed or the board room. It’s what everyone wants to hear.

In the first of a two-part podcast, we examine the new HM Government strategy Keeping Children Safe, Helping Families Thrive. This podcast closely examines the key principles and discusses the implications for implementation. #safeguarding https://lnkd.in/e6nBNH-7

In the first of a two-part podcast, we examine the new HM Government strategy Keeping Children Safe, Helping Families Thrive. This podcast closely examines the key principles and discusses the implications for implementation. #safeguarding https://lnkd.in/evYy7n4P

Igniting curiosity is my mission! ??? I purposefully leave some aspects open-ended in my children's books, prompting thoughtful questions. It's an interactive learning experience that encourages parents and kids alike to explore further. Dive into the world of curiosity on the podcast. #CuriositySpark #InteractiveLearning #ChildrensBooks