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Can you help me give a sh*t?

By: Rebecca R Block Elizabeth Daly Jessica Koehler
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  • A podcast for and by parents, educators, and anyone who cares about young people from their pre-teens to their early twenties. This podcast explores questions raised by parents and educators as they started to hear about the book Can You Help Me Give a Sh*t?: Unlocking Teen Motivation in School and Life, questions about how to help young people thrive in school and life. Podcast hosts include Rebecca R Block, PhD (author, researcher, parent), Elizabeth Daly, MSEd (educator, executive functioning coach, parent), and Jessica Koehler, PhD (researcher, educator, certified youth coach). Grace L Edwards, a current college student and Becca's co-author for the book, also joins whenever her busy class schedule permits! Listeners can submit their questions for discussion at canyouhelpmegivea.com. New episodes drop every Weds at 8 am Eastern.

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Episodes
  • How can adults support authentic student voice?

    How can adults support authentic student voice?
    Jun 5 2024
    On today's episode, we answer a question submitted by a listener about student voice: what is it really, and how can adults support it? To help us dig into this topic, we invited Connor Flick, current undergrad student and longstanding member of the Kentucky Student Voice Team, to share examples and stories of what tokenized vs authentic student voice look like, what is possible to accomplish with real student voice, and practical steps on how to get there. This episode is a bit longer than most, but it's worth it--Connor saves some of his best tips for the end.

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    38 mins
  • Why does multitasking slow down learning?

    Why does multitasking slow down learning?
    May 29 2024
    In today's episode, Liz gives us the skinny on what multitasking is (and isn't--hint, it's not when you're doing dishes and also listening to music) and why it can both feel so tempting and is so destructive to our ability to learn efficiently. Becca, Jess, and Liz all share stories from their own experience plus those of students and parents they know, as well as helpful and simple tips on how to switch to getting more mono-tasking in your life so you can get on to the good stuff faster.

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    32 mins
  • What do college students wish they'd known in high school?

    What do college students wish they'd known in high school?
    May 22 2024
    In this episode of Can You Help Me Give a Sh*t: the podcast we tackle a question that high schoolers (and their parents and teachers) wish they'd thought of before getting to college: what do college students wish they'd known in high school? We suspect this will be first in a series of conversations with different young people, but in this episode Grace, co-author of the book, gives her "hot take" on why a gap year between high school and college is undervalued by high-acheivers, and why, as a worn-down high-acheiver herself, she wishes it wasn't.

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    34 mins
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