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京都ノートルダム女子大、AIの本質学ぶ公開講座11/14…親子参加も歓迎
京都ノートルダム女子大学は2026年11月14日、公開講座「AIは魔法の杖？～手を動かしながら学ぶAIの本質～」を開催する。プログラミング不要の体験型ワークショップを通して、AIの基本的な仕組みや考え方を学ぶ。参加費無料、申込不要。対象は小学生以上、親子での参加も可。
Today · 25 sec
Lifelong Learning With A. A. Khatana
3 What Is Your Gut Trying to Tell You About Your Skin?
Many people spend years treating dermatological symptoms with topical creams without realizing their gut is in distress. This episode explores the deep physiological connection between our digestive tract and our skin's appearance. We discuss how trillions of bacteria in our digestive system maintain a delicate balance. When this system is disrupted by poor diet, stress, or medication, the resulting inflammation can target various organs, showing up externally as breakouts, irritation, and hair thinning. The biology of the gut-skin axis and how leaky gut triggers systemic inflammatory pathways. Simple nutritional shifts using fiber and fermented options to promote beneficial bacteria. The impact of time-restricted eating and working in harmony with your biological clock. How chronic suppression of stomach acid impairs the absorption of iron and vitamin B12. This conversation features clinical insights from gastroenterologist Dr. Shubham Vatsya and dermatologist Dr. Jasha Bhutia, who share their academic and medical experiences to help patients navigate confusing online health trends. What is one small change you can make today to give your digestive system the rest it needs?
Today · 21 min
Ahorra e Inverte
104. No revises tu dinero solo cuando algo va mal
Esperar a tener un problema para mirar tus finanzas suele llegar tarde. En este episodio te explico por qué revisar también cuando todo va bien ayuda a mantener el control y detectar pequeños desajustes antes de que crezcan. Episodio 104. No revises tu dinero solo cuando algo va mal. Mucha gente mira sus finanzas cuando aparece un problema. Cuando queda poco dinero. Cuando se ha gastado de más. Cuando un recibo sorprende. O cuando siente que el mes se ha descontrolado. Pero revisar solo en esos momentos es llegar tarde. Porque una buena revisión también sirve cuando todo parece ir bien. Para comprobar si sigues ahorrando lo que querías. Si tus gastos siguen bajo control. Si tus objetivos siguen teniendo sentido. y si tu sistema sigue encajando con tu situación actual. Revisar no es buscar problemas, es mantener dirección, porque cuanto antes detectas un pequeño desajuste, más fácil es corregirlo, y eso evita que algo pequeño termine convirtiéndose en un problema grande. Esto es, ahorra e invierte. Un minuto de dinero en orden.
Today · 48 sec
10 Minute Teacher Podcast with Cool Cat Teacher
New Teacher Advice From a 3-Time Teacher of the Year
New teacher advice from a three-time Teacher of the Year. Retired fifth-grade teacher Eric Hall spent 27 years in the classroom, and he says it starts with relationships before rigor. Build trust first, and the curriculum comes easier. On this Wonderful Classroom Wednesday, Eric, author of Controlled Chaos: Lessons They Didn't Teach You in Teacher School, shares how he got to know students and families before the first day of school, why his first call home is always a positive one, and how he let students help write the classroom agreements. He also tells how a weekend plane ride brought a chapter of Hatchet to life, and how a French chef with a falling-off mustache finally taught his class adjectives. In this episode, you'll learn: Why relationships come before rigor, and how trust makes the curriculum easier to teach How to connect with students and parents before the first day of school The "first call home is positive" habit, and how to find one good thing about every student in week one Why fair doesn't always mean the same, with breaks, pedal bikes, and wobble stools as tools How to reach a struggling student through their interests, and why taking teaching risks pays off Eric Hall is a retired fifth-grade teacher from Cheboygan, Michigan, a three-time Teacher of the Year, and the author of Controlled Chaos. Full show notes, resources, and the complete transcript: https://www.coolcatteacher.com/e998
Today · 13 min

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