Professor Applewhite and the staff of White Apple Institute share a very intense disussion about how “illness mentality” is a relief similar to an illusory escape from responsibilities and obligations to self and family. It may become a choice to believe you are too ill to attend school or go to work. Some feel the necessity to exaggerate their symptoms or give in to belief systems that overcome our motivation. Some of us choose to associate with others who have no desire but to wait for their disability checks and watch soap operas.Liste to our show
A continued discussion clarifying what illness mentality means. Are you sensitive to those who tell you they are ill very frequently? Or are you a person that feels ill constantly and hesitates to tell others because they may not believe you? So many things are suggested often with the best of intentions such as maybe if you lose some weight? maybe if you get some sleep? drink this herbal drink? get a better mattress or shoes?, etc. Listen to Professor Applewhite and the staff of White Apple Institute come to to some resolutions about minimizing sick days and developing a positive attitude or mentality about succeeding at college, job training and in your career.
Professor Applewhite and the loyal, volunteer staff of White Apple Institute share the meaning of illness and suffering with listeners. It is so encouraging to hear from so many who have overcome these situations by keeping their jobs, managing workforce training performance, and taking care of their homelife and spirituality, to the best of their ability. Call in on Saturday mornings 10-11am AZ time to 1-646-727-3758 and share a story or just listen. If you miss an episode you can always listen to an archived show via http://blogtalkradio.com/student2teacher or visit our website at http://www.whiteappleinstitute.org Much Love & Peace,
Professor Applewhite and the staff of White Apple Institute continue to discuss the impact of drugs on performance. Energy, coffee drinkers, smokers, street and prescribed drug consumers will be amazed at the information shared. You can always hear our discussions in the archived show section. Contact White Apple Institute at 480-471-8082 for additional resouces or questions. Much Love & Peace!
Professor Applewhite and staff discuss drug use from basic coffee, soda and cigaretts to heroin and meth. This show is available for review anytime. Please share these concepts of addiction with famly members and friends for a better understanding. Much Love & Peace, Contact our sponsor White Apple Institute at 480-659-8582 or visit our website at http://www.whiteapleinstitute.org
Professor Applewhite, staff, and special invited guests are invited to discuss the benefits of volunteering time & effort. It's great for teachers, students, parents, and community members. Much Love & Peace,
After a 4 week recess we are back with new material to help all of us grow, students, teachers, parents, and all interested parties. Today we will finish discussion on development at the middle adult range as we see more adults 30+ returning to school and seeking work, due to the economy. Professor Applewhite & staff of White Apple Institute
On September 11, 2010, our show will resume after recess at White Apple Institute. After recognizing the lives of the many lost on 9-11-2001, we will review and discuss how to support adult students and employees with developing successful attitudes. We have exciting guests lined up! Many people expect that the older person in a community is the wisest one without questioning their academic ability. This attitude has prevailed since the beginning of time because the older person has always been the teacher merely because he or she has experienced more time living. However, as adult learners (18+) become more knowledgeable in technology, computer communications, advertisement, sexuality, the entertainment industry, and so many forms of education appear more enchanted by the wise, mature person who can help them succeed in today’s careers. Very few adult learners find enchantment by the wise elders in the community. Let's discuss why? Visit us on radio by Internet http://blogtalkradio.com/student2teacher or call 1-646-727-3758, Saturdays 10-11am-AZ time zone and enjoy listening to our global broadcast or prior shows. Much Love and Peace, Professor Danita Applewhite &The staff of White Apple Institute http://whiteappleinstitute.org Tele: 480-659-8582 NOTE: We will be on recess for two weeks and look forward to hearing from our listeners. Please mark your calendars for our return to the STUDENT2TEACHER show on 9-11-10.
Life processes like any machine in our world need maintenance and ongoing care. However, there are times when they still do not work ad school and work projects are in trouble. Listen to a few cues from Professor Applewhite, Special Co-hosts, teachers,employers, wise students, parents, and many interested listeners. Listen to our show sponsored by White Apple Institute every Saturday morning, 10-11am (AZ time zone) or the archived shows at blogtalkradio.com/student2teacher
Professor Applewhite invites professionals from the field of education, mental health, wellness, and related fields to discuss developing successful attitudes about school leading to great jobs! We especially invite wise students and parents and wish to bring to their attention “The biggest mistake you can make is to believe that you work for someone else” (H. Jackson Brown, The Father’s Book of Wisdom). There are emotional, mental, and learning disabilities that must be addressed at every stage of development. Most surprising is the drug use, violence, and eating disorders, and so much more that affect adult student’s attitudes about the importance of being successful at school, college, job training, and moving up the “ladder of success”. The workforce has changed and it requires changes in ourselves. Much Love & Peace, The Staff of White Apple Institute http://www.whiteappleinstitute.org or call us at 480-659-8582. Our radio show Student2teacher2student© airs on Internet every Saturday, 10-11am (AZ time) @ http://www.blogtalkradio.com/student2teacher