That High School Life
That High School Life is a podcast about, you guessed it, high school. It's hosted by Joe Ticar, a vice principal, IB Diploma Programme Coordinator and guidance counselor at an international school in Germany.
Guests on this podcast include a variety of interesting characters: Students, professionals, teachers, professional students, student teachers. Each episode takes a look at different topics surrounding the adventure that is high school: Life abroad as an expat teacher, learning in the International Baccalaureate curriculum, interesting coffee choices, and answers to the ever popular, "what do you want to do when you grow up?"
Welcome to That High School Life.
Guests on this podcast include a variety of interesting characters: Students, professionals, teachers, professional students, student teachers. Each episode takes a look at different topics surrounding the adventure that is high school: Life abroad as an expat teacher, learning in the International Baccalaureate curriculum, interesting coffee choices, and answers to the ever popular, "what do you want to do when you grow up?"
Welcome to That High School Life.
That High School Life
Getting ready to make a transition: So what are you doing next year?
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Joe Ticar
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Season 2
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Episode 1
Welcome back to school! Season 2 of THSL starts with an interview in Toronto, Canada (recorded back in July). My guest for this episode was Jon, a student services professional at the post-secondary level.
- Helping students make a transition (for teachers) - the right kind of workload
- Helping yourself make a transition (for students) - lifestyle, academics, social stuff
- Specific information from a professional: Transitions for international students (tl;dr - if you need help, ask!)
Some issues I had in this episode that you might notice: I just got these sweet tube pre-amps not an hour before I recorded this (yay, no more fuzz), but I got the settings wrong (boo, still fuzzy-sounding, for the moment). Also, still working on getting the audio levels right when mastering. Next session, I've got my fingers crossed for a fuzz-free listening experience. Tune in next episode!