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Hosted by OFSHEEA · 🇺🇸 US · EN-CA · 40 episodes
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Welcome to our What the Family Studies? podcast, here to help family studies educators create engaging and valuable learning experiences for their students that will last a lifetime. We will interview those who are passionate about family studies education. Some weeks we will interview a current teacher or professional working in the field who will share their real experiences, insights, and strategies for successful delivery of family studies curriculum. We also want to focus some of our time on your wellness. The last couple of years have been so stressful and your wellness is so important. While we are based in Ontario, we are sure that our podcast will prove helpful and entertaining to teachers in other places too.
OFSHEEA hosts What the Family Studies?, a education show with 40 episodes published.
Money advice is everywhere, yet so many of us still feel stressed, avoid our bank accounts, or repeat habits we promised we would stop. We sit down with Canadian money expert Jessica Morehouse, certified financial counse
Your closet isn’t just personal style, it’s a supply chain, a set of climate impacts, and a story about how we learn to consume. We sit down with Dara Gellman, Youth Education Program Leader at Fashion Takes Action, to t
A school food program doesn’t have to start with a big budget, a greenhouse, or a perfect plan. We’re joined by Carolyn Webb from Farm to Cafeteria Canada to talk about the small, practical moves that make food literacy
What if nutrition class sparked confidence instead of calorie anxiety? We sit down with Denise Hamburger, founder of the non-profit organization Be Real USA, to explore how schools can replace diet culture with body-incl
Curiosity can shift a classroom, but access transforms it. We sit down with Kelly Daynard, executive director of Farm and Food Care Ontario, to unpack how family studies educators can move beyond food myths and give stud
What happens when a high school sewing class plants a seed that grows into a life of craft, community, and sustainable fashion? We sit down with textile artist Julia Massey to trace the arc from hemp baby clothes and blo
Curious how a national think tank turns dense research into tools you can use tomorrow? We sit down with the Vanier Institute of the Family to explore their bridge‑building mission, the inclusive way they define family,
Hungry for resources that actually work with real students, real schedules, and real constraints? We’re kicking off a new season by opening the door to a redesigned OFSHEEA website and five major projects built to make F
Ever watch students struggle to make eye contact or endure a moment of silence without reaching for their phones? You're not alone. In this revealing conversation with Lisa, a Family Studies department head in Hamilton,
The pathway from high school to meaningful career isn't always straightforward, especially for students passionate about understanding human development and family dynamics. In this special episode aimed at high school s
Join us for a thought-provoking episode that uncovers the critical relationship between school nutrition and academic success. We have a captivating discussion with Carol Harrison, an esteemed dietitian with over 30 year
Join us in this episode where we interview three amazing Family Studies educators. They share the challenges and rewards they face in teaching hands-on skills essential for real-world success. The discussion includes the
Unlock the keys to creating a more accessible world for individuals with disabilities with guests Jessica Kruger and Charlene VanderGriendt. Imagine a school environment where physical barriers are no longer an obstacle,
Discover how Tessa Casella's journey from aspiring English teacher to amazing family studies educator can inspire you to embrace change and find your true calling. With her diverse background, Tessa enriches her teaching
Teresa Hamilton Kerr, a passionate voice in literacy education, takes us on a journey through her career and life-long commitment to spreading the joy of reading. From her formative years in a print-rich home to her impa
Unlock the secrets to effective teaching research and engage with the vibrant community of home economists at the upcoming Canadian Symposium on Home Economics! Join us for the season premiere of "What the Family Studies
In today's episode we explore the operations of community food banks with Debbie Marson, Executive Director of the North Bay Food Bank. Debbie talks about the need for community support and advocacy to address issues of
Ever find yourself locked in a battle of wills with a pint-sized food critic at your dinner table? Stacey Green, a registered holistic nutritionist and the author behind the hilariously honest cookbook "You'll Eat it and
Ever wondered how a scoop of your favorite ice cream came to be? Reid Ball, a food science whiz and product development technician at the Guelph Food Innovation Center, joined us to stir up the flavors of his educational
Join us for this episode where we talk about using RealCare babies in our classrooms. We are joined by Matthew Colbeck from Studica and Lesia Hucal, a family studies teacher who uses RealCare babies in her classroom. We
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Luxtra
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Stacey Green
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Dara Gellman
Fashion Takes Action
1 appearance on this show
Carolyn Webb
Farm to Cafeteria Canada
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Denise Hamburger
Be Real USA
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Kelly Daynard
Farm and Food Care Ontario
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Lisa
Hamilton Family Studies Department
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Charlene VanderGriendt
Rick Hansen Foundation
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Debbie Marson
North Bay Food Bank
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Reid Ball
Guelph Food Innovation Center
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Matthew Colbeck
Studica
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