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Welcome to Brighter on the Hillside. Lawrence Academy’s first-ever podcast celebrating our community and the many ways students shine brighter during their time on campus. Hosted by our very own Dean of Students, Equity & Campus Life Dennis Canty, join us as we explore life on the Elm Tree Shaded Hillside.
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Learning Tree Academy

Learning Tree Academy

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Learning Tree Academy’s mission is to help children improve and learn while in our facilities. We believe that in order to truly care for children, one must understand the educational, psychological, and social needs of these young individuals.
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Talking Trees

Arboricultural Academy

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🌳 Love trees? We've got you covered! Welcome to Talking Trees, your daily podcast for everything arboriculture! Whether you're a seasoned arborist, a tree enthusiast, or just curious about the natural world, we bring you fresh, engaging content every day of the week: 🌱 Monday: Back to basics – perfect for beginners and pros alike. 🧗 Tuesday: Climbing techniques and adventures in the canopy. ✂️ Wednesday: Hands-on tree care tips and tricks. 📋 Thursday: Dive into consulting and professional in ...
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teachernerdz

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Welcome to the TeacherNerdz podcast. Joe and Ron are self-proclaimed teachernerdz geeking out on all things education. They are looking to move educational practices to a student-driven classroom full of globally aware, empathetic, creative, innovative, and collaborative students willing to take risks. Join them as they chat with educators from around the world, discussing educational tools, techniques, ideas, policies, & much more. Joe is a 5th-grade teacher and Ron a technology teacher, gr ...
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This isn't your average Real Estate Podcast... I provide an unfiltered look into the world of Real Estate Investing. I left my public service career and became a professional Real Estate Investor, House Flipper, and Builder. I will teach you how to quit your job, and start, run, and scale a profitable Real Estate Investment Business, and gain your Financial Freedom. You will experience Real Deals that I am actually doing in my daily business; from Wholesaling, House Flipping, Short Term & Lo ...
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In our first full-length episode of Brighter on the Hillside, Host Dennis Canty is joined by one of his advisees. Additionally, Assistant Head of School Libby Margraf joins the table with one of her advisees. The group discusses Lawrence Academy's Advisory Program and why it's considered "the heart of the LA experience."…
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This episode is a game-changer for any teacher struggling with food guilt and restrictive diets. We welcome back wellness coach Eric Nelson, who shares his "nothing off limits" philosophy to help you build a sustainable, healthy relationship with food. Eric shows you how to ditch the counting, reframe your nutrition mindset, and tap into your body'…
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Welcome to a massive milestone: Episode 100! We made it! To celebrate, we're doing things a little differently today, and we're revisiting one of the most popular and game-changing topics we’ve ever covered: Whole Brain Teaching!SHOW LINKS: https://wakelet.com/wake/Whs3wLMpdRr3FYTSPAdv7 SPIN THE WHEEL: https://spinthewheel.io/ Teacher Pay Teachers …
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On our special 99th episode, we're joined by the incredible Jed Dearyburry to discuss his powerful new book, The Rainbow Tree. This isn't just a children's story; it's a profound tale of love, community, and resilience in the face of adversity. Jed shares how this beautiful book can help educators talk to students about overcoming hardships and fos…
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Join the TeacherNerdz as we chat with Eric Nelson, a PE teacher and wellness coach who gets it. Eric's philosophy is a game-changer for busy educators: "Something is better than nothing," and "It's all about mindset." Get ready to learn practical, time-saving strategies for fitness and nutrition that will help you feel your best without adding more…
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On this TeacherNerdz episode, we chat with Jocelynn Mattingly, a 3-8 grade music teacher who challenges the norm! Her Master's research reveals powerful strategies for ensuring high standards and outcomes for special education students in music. Tune in for inspiration on elevating ALL learners! SHOW LINKS: https://wakelet.com/wake/wmRlsMidamMd_GJJ…
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Ever wondered what a truly cutting-edge STEM high school looks like? The TeacherNerdz are diving into the MATES program with the insightful Dave Werner! This episode explores how MATES delivers a rigorous, hands-on, and fieldwork-rich curriculum in marine and environmental science. Dave shares valuable perspectives on cultivating student engagement…
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In this Saturday episode of Talking Trees, we examine the findings of the European Red List of Trees, a landmark IUCN-based assessment revealing that nearly 42% of Europe’s native tree species are threatened with extinction. We discuss: The major threats contributing to this crisis, including invasive species, habitat loss, poor land management, an…
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In this Friday episode of Talking Trees, we turn our attention to the Czech Republic’s Arboristická akademie, a leading platform for education, certification, and outreach in the field of arboriculture. We discuss: The Academy’s role in promoting care for trees in non-forest environments, combining science, practice, and communication Its wide rang…
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In this Thursday episode of Talking Trees, we spotlight a practical digital tool developed by Tim Moya Associates (TMA)—a free mobile app designed to help arborists and tree managers identify wood-decay fungi on trees in the UK. We discuss: How the app simplifies fungi identification through intuitive menus, photos, and information on decay type, h…
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In this Wednesday episode of Talking Trees, we explore how thoughtful tree species selection is essential for building resilient green infrastructure in cities facing climate change, soil limitations, and urban stressors. We discuss: Why tree selection should be based on site-specific conditions, including soil compaction, heat exposure, and rootin…
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In this Tuesday episode of Talking Trees, we dive into the world of friction hitches, essential tools for climbers that provide control, safety, and flexibility during ascent and descent in tree work. We discuss: How friction hitches function by gripping the rope under tension while allowing easy adjustment when unloaded Popular hitches like the Pr…
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In this Monday episode of Talking Trees, we explore how urban trees respond to rising temperatures and what determines their heat resistance in the face of climate change and the urban heat island effect. We discuss: The physiological and biochemical effects of heat on trees, including impacts on photosynthesis, respiration, and water regulation Me…
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This is your weekly summary of the Talking Trees podcast! 🌱 Monday 156 - Transpiration, Evaporation and Interception We explored three key water-related processes in trees—transpiration, evaporation, and interception—and how they influence tree health, microclimate regulation, and the hydrological cycle. 🧗 Tuesday 157 - Personal Fall Protection Sys…
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In this Saturday episode of Talking Trees, we take a closer look at the Cerambyx cerdo, also known as the great capricorn beetle—a striking and ecologically significant member of the longhorn beetle family. We discuss: Its scientific classification and broad geographic range across Europe, Asia, and North Africa, with historic extinction noted in t…
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In this Friday episode of Talking Trees, we pay tribute to one of the most influential figures in modern arboriculture—Prof. Dr. Dirk Dujesiefken. His career has shaped the way we understand, teach, and care for trees in urban environments across Europe. We discuss: His early fascination with nature protection and the urban role of trees, which led…
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In this Thursday episode of Talking Trees, we delve into the use of acoustic tomography—specifically the PiCUS Sonic Tomograph and TreeTronic systems—for diagnosing hidden internal decay in trees. We discuss: How sound waves and electrical resistance are used to map internal wood structure without damaging the tree The key steps in setting up, cali…
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In this Wednesday episode of Talking Trees, we explore the principles and practices of dynamic tree cabling, a system designed to enhance tree stability while allowing natural movement and growth. We discuss: The difference between dynamic and static cabling systems, and when dynamic solutions are most appropriate Key installation principles such a…
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In this Tuesday episode of Talking Trees, we dive into the essentials of Personal Fall Protection Systems (PFPS) used in modern arboricultural climbing and aerial rescue operations. We discuss: The two primary climbing techniques: Moving Rope Technique (MRT), where the rope moves over an anchor point, and Stationary Rope Technique (SRT), with a fix…
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In this Monday episode of Talking Trees, we explore three essential water-related processes—transpiration, evaporation, and interception—that shape how trees interact with their environment and regulate the water cycle. We discuss: Transpiration, the movement of water from roots through the plant and its release as vapor from leaf surfaces, driven …
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The TeacherNerdz are back and diving deep into the crucial topic of environmental education with Dave Werner! Imagine blending the worlds of teaching, surfing, and saving the planet – Dave shares his journey and invaluable insights on how we can all take a hand in creating a healthier environment while educating the next generation. Discover simple…
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This is your weekly summary of the Talking Trees podcast – diving deep into tree biology, gear, policy, soil, and society. Here’s what we explored this week: 🌱 Monday 149 - Osmosis and Root Function We kicked off the week by examining how osmosis and root structure support water uptake and nutrient transport. From soil macropores to seaweed-based b…
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In this Saturday episode of Talking Trees, we turn our attention to the human dimension of biodiversity protection, exploring how public attitudes shape conservation outcomes and the role arboriculture plays in supporting a healthy social-ecological system. We discuss: A national study from Spain revealing that the general population holds a strong…
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In this Friday episode of Talking Trees, we explore the soil microbiome as a critical but often overlooked driver of tree health, biodiversity, and ecosystem resilience. Far beyond just a substrate for roots, soil is a living, dynamic system influencing the entire tree environment. We discuss: How soil microbial communities support nutrient cycling…
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In this Thursday episode of Talking Trees, we focus on the global threat posed by Phytophthora species, aggressive plant pathogens that have devastated forests, gardens, and natural landscapes worldwide. We discuss: The biology and life cycle of Phytophthora fungi-like organisms, including their ability to spread through water, soil, and infected p…
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In this Wednesday episode of Talking Trees, we explore the newly updated guidance from the National Tree Safety Group (NTSG) on applying common sense risk management to trees. Balancing public safety with the immense environmental and social benefits of trees is at the heart of this approach. We discuss: Why the overall risk from trees is very low,…
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Tree climbing spikes, also known as spurs, are essential tools for specific arboricultural operations but come with important considerations. In this Tuesday episode of Talking Trees, we explore the different types of climbing spurs, focusing on materials like steel and aluminum, and gaff lengths suited for tree, pole, or hybrid work. We discuss: H…
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In this Monday episode of Talking Trees, we explore the vital processes of osmosis and root function that underpin healthy tree growth and establishment. Understanding how roots interact with their environment is crucial for arborists and anyone managing young or mature trees. We discuss: How osmotic processes drive water uptake and nutrient transp…
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This is your weekly summary of the Talking Trees podcast! 🌱 Monday 142 - Easter and Tree Traditions We explored the symbolic connections between Easter celebrations and trees, highlighting the Tree of Life, Slavic spring rituals, and the deep-rooted relationship between seasonal traditions and nature. 🧗 Tuesday 143 - Ely’s London Plane – Earth Day …
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In this special Arbor Day episode of Talking Trees, we shine a light on the role of consulting arborists and the importance of the American Society of Consulting Arborists (ASCA) in shaping the arboricultural profession. We discuss: The differences between arborists, certified arborists, and consulting arborists, focusing on training, experience, a…
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In this special Earth Day episode of Talking Trees, we spotlight one of the UK’s most iconic trees: the Great London Plane of Ely. Celebrated as the largest of its kind in the country, this remarkable specimen stands not only as a botanical giant, but also as a symbol of heritage, science, and community engagement. We discuss: The historic and cult…
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In this Monday holiday episode of Talking Trees, we explore the rich symbolic and cultural connections between Easter celebrations and trees. From the ancient Tree of Life to Slavic rituals involving willow branches, this episode weaves together mythology, art, and seasonal tradition. We discuss: The Tree of Life as a universal symbol of regenerati…
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This is your weekly summary of the Talking Trees podcast – exploring everything from microbiomes to medicine. Here's what we uncovered this week: 🌱 Monday 135 - Street Trees and Soil Microbiota We opened the week underground, exploring how microbial life in the rhizosphere supports urban street trees. Bacteria, fungi, and endophytes form biochemica…
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In this Friday episode of Talking Trees, we celebrate the legacy and ongoing impact of the International Society of Arboriculture (ISA)—the world’s leading organization dedicated to advancing the profession of arboriculture. We explore: The history of ISA, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2024 The evolution of its scientific journal from t…
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In this Friday episode of Talking Trees, we celebrate the remarkable career of Dr. Mark Johnston, a pioneer in urban forestry whose life’s work has shaped tree care across the UK and beyond. Drawing from his autobiographical reflections in the 2024 TREES e-book, this episode offers a personal and professional journey through decades of dedication t…
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This is your weekly summary of the Talking Trees podcast – bringing you expert insights and practical knowledge from Monday to Saturday. Here’s what we covered this week: 🌱 Monday 121 - Function of Assimilation Apparatus We explored the role of the assimilation apparatus – leaves and needles – in photosynthesis and stress adaptation. Learn how tree…
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In this episode, listeners meet renowned arboricultural expert David Lonsdale. David shares his inspiring journey and extensive experience, discussing his insights on tree pathology, tree risk assessment, and management strategies that promote healthy urban forests. He provides practical knowledge blended with anecdotes from his long career, highli…
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This is your weekly summary of the Talking Trees podcast. Let’s revisit the fascinating episodes we explored this week: 🌱 Monday 114 - Pulleys and Friction Rings We kicked off the week with a look at the essential climbing gear—pulleys and friction rings. We discussed their functions, differences, and best use cases in tree work. 🧗 Tuesday 115 - St…
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In this episode of Talking Trees, we pay tribute to Dr. Alex Shigo, the father of modern arboriculture. His groundbreaking research on tree biology, particularly the CODIT model (Compartmentalization of Decay in Trees), revolutionized how arborists understand and care for trees. We discuss: His pioneering work at the U.S. Forest Service The shift f…
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Welcome to this week's recap of Talking Trees, where we summarize the key insights from Monday to Saturday. Let’s dive into what we covered this week! 🌱 Monday 107 - Hirons - Applied Tree Biology We explored the essential principles of tree biology as outlined in Dr. Andrew Hirons' book Applied Tree Biology. Topics included tree anatomy, root funct…
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In this special episode of Talking Trees, we highlight the International Day of Forests and its significance in promoting global awareness of forest conservation. Established by the United Nations, this annual event encourages efforts to protect and restore forests worldwide. We also explore the Singapore Biodiversity Index, a tool designed to meas…
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Welcome to this week's recap of Talking Trees, where we summarize the key insights from Monday to Saturday. Let’s dive into what we covered this week! 🌱 Monday 100 - Ecobenefits and Disservices of Trees We explored the balance between the benefits and challenges of trees in urban and natural environments. While trees provide essential services like…
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Welcome to this week's recap of Talking Trees, where we summarize the key insights from Monday to Saturday. Let’s dive into what we covered this week! 🌱 Monday 093 - Lifespan Approach to Tree Care We explored the concept of lifespan tree care, discussing best practices from planting to maturity. The episode covered strategies for young tree establi…
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In this episode of Talking Trees, we explore the best practices for mistletoe management, a critical aspect of tree care in urban and natural landscapes. While mistletoe (Viscum album) plays an essential role in biodiversity, excessive infestations can weaken host trees, reducing their vitality and increasing susceptibility to pests and diseases. W…
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Welcome to this week's recap of Talking Trees, where we summarize the key insights from Monday to Saturday. Let’s dive into what we covered this week! 🌱 Monday 086 - Mistletoe General We explored the fascinating ecology of mistletoe, a parasitic plant that plays a crucial role in forest ecosystems. The discussion covered how mistletoe interacts wit…
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Welcome to this week's recap of Talking Trees, where we summarize the key insights from Monday to Saturday. Let’s dive into what we covered this week! 🌱 Monday 079 - Epicormic Shoots, Reiteration We explored how trees use epicormic shoots and reiteration to adapt to stress and environmental challenges. The discussion covered their role in survival,…
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In this episode of Talking Trees, we explore the work of Doctor Árbol, a leading Spanish arboriculture consultancy specializing in tree risk assessment, urban forestry, and transplanting. As Spain’s urban areas grow, tree management has become a crucial aspect of sustainable city planning, and Doctor Árbol is at the forefront of ensuring tree safet…
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Welcome to this week's recap of Talking Trees, where we summarize the key insights from Monday to Saturday. Let’s dive into what we covered this week! 🌱 Monday 072 - Water Transport and Balance We explored the fascinating mechanisms behind water transport in trees. The discussion covered how trees move water from roots to leaves through cohesion, a…
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In this episode of Talking Trees, we explore the work and mission of the Ancient Tree Forum (ATF), a UK-based organization dedicated to the protection, management, and conservation of ancient and veteran trees. Established in 1993 by a group of arboricultural experts, the ATF promotes best practices, supports research, and engages with policymakers…
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