Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw

Lifetime educator, Dr. Mindy Shaw, maintained a philosophy in her classroom of 4 to 8 year olds to ”teach humanity daily” in addition to the more traditional skill sets of reading, writing and math. Now, in an era of remote and hybrid learning, the notion of teaching humanity is somewhat threatened. She has created a series of e-books and paperbacks so that parents can have the tools they need for also teaching social and emotional skills, and in this series, Dr. Shaw discusses what it means to teach humanity both in general and in an era of learning via computer.

Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw, a education show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #293

  DON'T TAKE IT PERSONALLY - Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw - Ep. 293

  Aug 10, 20264 min

  In this brief but valuable episode, Dr. Shaw makes reference to one of the four principles explored in one of her favorite books, The Four Agreements, and that principle is to not take things personally. Here, Dr. Shaw tells a tale that came from her own recent real life experience, and she shares the revelations that came to her from that experience. The life lessons and learning lessons that were built into that experience gave her some new perspective that she shares in this podcast.

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  Episode #292

  HONOR THE SHINING STARS - Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw - Ep. 292

  Jul 27, 20265 min

  In this brief episode, Dr. Shaw's commentary relates to a recent hospital stay that her disabled son went through. She perceptively discusses how the quality of workers and service personnel is divided into three groups... the small percentage who are terrible at what they do, the vast majority who are great, and a tiny minority who are extremely special. That handful of special people are the North Stars of the experience, and what makes them special is that they truly partner with the patient and their families. They have no arrogance or condescension about what they do; they do what they do out of service. In the hospital specifically, those who work from a place of ego won't be good partners, and those who don't will appreciate and nurture the partnership that exists between someone needing to heal and their skill set.

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  Episode #290

  CARE BEFORE CRISIS - Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw - Ep. 290

  Jun 22, 20262 min

  In this brief episode Dr. Shaw shares a phrase that came to her and it's the title of this podcast, "Care Before Crisis" Intervention. It's word intervention that's the key to that phrase... we are accustomed to crisis intervention, but care intervention would be a whole new novel approach. To treat someone or yourself with care BEFORE a situation reaches crisis is a good samaritan way to show up to yourself and others. Yes, there are hard times, but we can de-escalate things before there's a crisis by caring.

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  Episode #289

  JUST SHOW UP! - Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw - Ep. 289

  Jun 15, 20262 minS0

  <p>In this super-brief installment of the series, Dr. Shaw puts forth one of her favorite recommendations for success in life... she says, "don't give up, show up."  She rounds out that advice with some additional detail and some added perspective on what that means, but in essence this podcast has a simple and direct message.</p>

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  Episode #288

  TREAT YOURSELF WELL - Teaching Humanity Remotely with Dr. Mindy Shaw - Ep. 288

  May 19, 20263 minS0

  <p>In this brief but insightful episode, Dr. Shaw puts forth the notion that how you treat yourself is mirrored in how we treat others AND how the world treats us as well.  She shares some real life examples and some of her personal experiences, and she points out that sometimes it's counterintuitive to behave in the manner that serves us best.  She also reminds us that observing yourself is incredibly valuable in helping to establish how you want to be and how you want your life to unfold.</p>

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