Adventure: 16 year old boy sails solo 40,000 miles
Who are the Kid's Talk Radio Super Subs and when are they coming to my school?
Kid's Talk Radio's reporter David Storrs gets all the best news assignments.
Bob Barboza and the Super Subs
Who are the Super Subs?
Bob Barboza is the creator
of the Super Subs.He wanted to
find a creative way to help principals to find more planning time with their
teachers.He new the schools were
short on money and short on time for planning with teachers.The “No Child Left Behind” regulations
were making it very difficult for teachers and administrators to continue to
plan better so that teachers could teach better.
Barboza's creative idea was
to pool of the available resources and to create a team of super substitute
teachers.He created a team of
Super Subs.The Super Subs
are made up of teachers, administrators, choreographers, dancers, musicians,
journalist, technology specialist, storytellers, language arts specialist,
artists, animators, and community leaders.The Super Subs perform their services for free.Yes, we are free to the schools.
If you want to know more
about the Super Subs visit our PNN Personal News Network Website.
Kid's Talk Radio & Teen News Getting the News at Mac World
Mac World Middle School News Team
Music, Music, Music, NAMM Show 2008 If everyone just played music we would have world peace.
This is a special photo collation taken by Bob Barboza at the 2008 NAMM Show. Everyone at the show we just walking around looking at all of the wonderful instruments and listening to some great musical performers. This show is not open to the general public. It is a music industry show and Kid's Talk Radio was there to get all the news that kids can use. This is one of our favorite news assignments.
High School Super Stars
Meet Megan Lewis
Master Teacher Magic Li
Magic Li is someone you need to get to know.
Magic Li is no ordinary teacher. He knows what it takes to get his students to the finish line. He just completed a special interview for Kid’s Talk Radio in which he plays harmonica and answers all of our questions. But he is not alone. He brought with him one of his top students. Megan Lewis is her name and she is in the 11th. Grade. She plays well beyond her years and she is a wonderful interview. You can find out for yourself by visiting our studio at Kid’s Talk Radio.
Kid's Talk Radio High School Sports Reporters
Dan Hagerty was the first Kid's Talk Radio High School Sports Reporter.
Kid's Talk Radio Sports Reporters
At Kid's Talk Radio we know alot about women's volleyball. We specialize in reporting volleyball news. In fact, Mr. Volleyball works at Kid's Talk Radio. Our team reports the news about the Stanford Women's Volleyball Team. We have a special website that is dedicated to women's volleyball. Check it out for yourself. http://volleyball.pnn.com. In 2007, our Kid's Talk Radio Sports Reporters will be covering the USA National Women's Volleyball Team and the Stanford University Women's Volleyball Team. We will be reporting on what is hot in women's volleyball. This is not to say that we don't like men's volleyball. We just want to do our part in making sure that we help to grow women's volleyball. Have you ever watched a women's volleyball game? We are currently looking for kid reporters in other states that can help us spread the news about women's volleyball. Maybe you might want to setup a Kid's Talk Radio Site at your school. Creating Podcast are a lot of fun and its a perfect way to spread the news that you can use. For more information about becoming a Kid's Talk Radio Sports Announcer at your school have your teacher contact us. You must have a teacher working with you to participate in this program. This program is open to students in grades 4 through 12.
Kid's Talk Radio Science News
Kid's Talk Radio Science Show
We love science at Kid's Talk Radio. We feel that our new science program for gifted students is going to be one of our best academic programs. Science and technology information is traveling at light speed. Our school can't keep up. At Super School University we are taking a new look at the best was to get science information into the hands of our gifted students. We need more science reporters that can help us to discover how things are made. We want you to do the research and to create Kid's Talk Radio Podcasts that can help us to let our listeners know how things are made. This is a great way to learn about science. Everyone is calling you a gifted student. Well, get to work. Do the research, make the phone calls, do the interviews, search the internet and send your Kid's Talk Radio Podcast to us. If you and your teacher do a good job. We are going to send your teacher a free copy of Lesson Plan Designer. This will benefit you the student. Your teacher will end up planning better so that you can learn better. Everyone wins. If we like your reporting style you could win a free training course at Kid's Talk Radio. If you like what you are learning you might want to talk to your parents about getting Kid's Talk Radio going at your school.
