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• May 15, 2025@kwa | Teacher’s Journal: A mixed bag. The unseen. Civil discourse.

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  "It's a lot of small things that just makes me want to be aware and probably of how I carry and present myself. I guess the other thing with the class that I subbed for, I just feel like I didn't teach the way I want. I more kind of tutored and went around and helped kids individually and I think on the outside looking in, kids might have not thought of it any particular way, but there's a certain way I know and like things run like a."

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• May 15, 2025@kwa | Economic History: Social Spending + Federal Purges

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  "And then he said you can choose a third specialty and I like that idea because you're basically talking about data and context and this first podcast is so interesting because even though it's about two years old it's it's so closely relates to a lot of what is going on particularly like the decisions and being made right now and historical parallels to that decisions even though those decisions even though this is two years prior and wasn't really speaking to this specific administration specific U.S. administration's decision and its relevance to the American or global economy at large."

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• May 14, 2025@kwa | Jari Eloranta Discusses the Global Economy

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  "I kind of took a pause to do some other reading, but I'm also listening to podcasts related to economic history and this, this app, this actually moves, this conversation actually really moves into more, more about current affairs and the current global economy and provide some historical context related to what's going to decisions being made and how that is likely to affect other things. I think it's a really, it's a really interesting listen."

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• May 14, 2025@kwa | My Son Asks Me To Talk About Him

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  "He kind of drooled sometimes into later ages and it turned out to be like some. Something with his. He had to go to speech therapy. Something with his like jar or something like that. But that was more to take care of because it turned out to be a chatterbox. All of a sudden around at 2 he was, he became the most unsy child. And I didn't know. I'm like who is this?"

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• May 13, 2025@kwa | Teacher's Journal: Saturday love. Tutor the Teacher. Systems.

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  "And it was simple, but it was effective enough to make me think We've really done some good work this year here, this year, and me included. And I don't give myself a pat on the back enough, but I just feel if the goal is to be effective, and I'm watching the kids go over things we've learned five months ago or four months ago, however many months ago, and using some of those same."

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• May 11, 2025@kwa | 7 Questions from Sole Ties

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  "List or share the expectations you set for yourself that you have had a difficult time living up to. Question number five. Describe a connection that you're currently nurturing and what makes it special. Question number 6. Reflect on a moment when you had to confront a deeply held belief. How did it change your perspective? Question number seven. Discuss a significant cultural or religious tradition that has played a role in your life. What does it mean to you?"

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• May 11, 2025@kwa | Teacher's Journal: Back to summer school. Re-learning STEM. The right choice.

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  "For the most part, it's hard to tell why you were in it, but it's. And you know why? It's because I think I was sort of skeptical at the beginning of the year, but I put in a good bit of work and it came well enough. And then a lot of the kids who weren't necessarily getting it were, were certainly using my help, they found the reviews useful."

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• May 09, 2025@kwa | Soul Surfing through the shift in American Manfacturing

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  "The title of the podcast is called the Tapestry of American Manufacturing and it essentially talks about the. The emotional. You want to say emotional side related to the. I don't know if you want to call it decline but shift shift in the manufacturing sector and reliance on the manufacturing sector in the Northeast. And what's really interesting about it is the people, the people who are narrating it the location. I think if you are somebody for instance who is is in the Northeast or in."

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• May 09, 2025@kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Handling the unexpected. STEM for Dummies by analog. Outside resources for formal meets "real world."

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  "It covers broad swaths of things where, like, you get an entry point through something you're interested in and you have context, and that context is something you have to think less about when you come across the standard curriculum and you could focus more on the other things that are there. So, like, I think."

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• May 07, 2025@kwa | Where have you seen math help make sense of your world? Or your world help make sense of math?

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  "To give you some more additional clarity related to what you saw in the real world and vice versa, did what you saw in saw in the real world, whether it was through related to an assignment from school or not, or if it was just personally just walking through and seeing things or reading things or hearing or studying things on your own, did that provide more clarity and context of the math that you learned about in school or otherwise? So those are my two parting questions."

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