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  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Scheduling. Lost in translation.
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    "If it were 100 or if you were doing 30, say and you were basing that economic cost off of that actual tutoring rate, you're really only earning $10 an hour like netting. So like those, it makes a difference. But even logistically I couldn't do it. And a third, a third thing, the full time job I took, I took under the condition that I had to leave a little earlier than schedule school hours. And it wasn't because I wanted to leave early."
    14 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Student Reports
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    "I think editing or writing these weps and reading them ahead of the school year does give you a sense of what students are coming in. But it's also. It gives you a. It gives you practice in understanding a student and articulating what issues they have relative to learning. Not necessarily relative to a particular given subject, though they do test them on subjects to see what they have issues with, including things like cognitive processing and all that. That kind of stuff."
    14 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Adustments Towards A More Universal Setup
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    "I haven't done that, but I did that Kind of last year where the test they took at the beginning of the year we reviewed parts of it like one question per class. That's a potential, potential thing. We have our actual lesson and then we have like game time and we have, and we have like worksheet time. And you may flip the order of those last two."
    14 min
  • @kwa | What Are 3 Words You’d Use To Describe Me?
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    "Okay, so Angie recommended this, and it's an interesting exercise. So literally just choose any three words you'd use to describe me. It would be interesting to get a as a wide variety as wide a variety of responses as possible for as many people. I'm not good with the the invites. I just kind of like add the suggested ones. But maybe I'll try to add some others as well. But I am curious."
    1 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: General Suggestions for Students and Parents
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    "And that'll be easier as you kind of get to know yourself and your working style at home. One big thing, one big thing kids complain about starting, especially from middle school on up, is sleep. Like they have a hard time with sleep. I think technology, again has a big thing to do with it. I also think kids are more sedentary than they used to be. So they have a lot more pent up energy."
    15 min
  • @kwa | Advice on Marketing, Branding, Selling, Personal Brand, Convincing, Leveraging Relationships, etc.
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    "But I realize in general it's a skill set that I, I don't have a hang of even when I put effort into. It doesn't. It just doesn't work out for me. So I'm just curious. And this doesn't, this doesn't have to be like marketing for a big organization or a small company or something. It could be success putting up flyers or like building like, like a small event through word of mouth or having."
    4 min
  • @kwa | Men want romance more than women?
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    "She added that it's wise to invest in relationships beyond romantic partnerships, both to have a support system when a romantic relationship goes through a rough patch for ends and to meet various emotional needs. An important implication of these findings is the need to foster a culture in which men feel encouraged to build strong, emotionally supportive friendships outside of romance, Hone says. She knows that this means challenging traditional gender norms that stigmatize male vulnerability and promoting value of more meaningful friendships for men."
    5 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: The little ones. Professional growth.
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    "And when I did K through 5 intervention, it was really the younger end of that. Like K kindergarten, first grade. I don't know if I did second grade also. Like, I. There are some ways I've certainly grown as a professional or as an educator. And what, like, one thing today we have lit was called. You could call them reading groups and literary circles. And we have two groups that."
    13 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Tutoring, dollars, and sense.
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    "Additionally when, when I, when I was, I moved to a full time teacher it became harder to tutor because you only have a few hours where you now have to get all your other stuff done instead of the entire, instead of building a like a book of business across the entire day doing your tutoring."
    15 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Recap 7/8/25
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    "All right, today I had planned to. I had a lesson planned for. On my original schedule and slideshow for this week. But I switched it up so that there were kids were kind of like in the aftermath of the lesson, some kids were well ahead of others. And I, I needed a day to reset and make sure kids were on their personal pat tracks."
    10 min

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