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  • @kwa | Land of Promise: Chapter 1 - Hamiltonian vs Jeffersonian
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    "So in a previous post or previous collection of posts, I talked about three different books on economics I have read or was starting to read or plan to read. The first one was Small, Medium, Large. It was a book on the history of American manufacturing. A second one, and I'm looking to see if I can find the title was on the Global Economy. The History of the Global Economy."
    14 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Robotics. Exit plan. Break.
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    "But experience in that the sort of like workforce programs here and was saying like the like manufacturing isn't what it used to be. It's not necessarily like a dirty floor where you're putting together parts by hand is a lot of it is like programming stuff behind a computer so the machines can, can do what they need to do."
    10 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Gut check. Focus and thought. Trades and STEM.
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    "And then I had to stay home because my son was sick on Tuesday. And usually I had to catch up on some things. And I did. First thing I did was biology. And I was looking at some of the videos the students had reviewed, and I was like, this is actually coming very clearly. And I was like, I guess I'm focusing because I'm not multitasking, which is one thing. But Usually I'm much more like distracted."
    14 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Return to Work, Tutoring, History Cycles
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    "Today I had my first tutoring gig that I had in a while and it was with a young fifth grade girl, very local and who's a couple grade levels behind. And I very much enjoyed the experience. I've tutored a number of different ages before, but working with a younger kid feels just like such, more like such a fragile kind of thing, right?"
    11 min
  • @kwa | Future Reading: City Planning
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    "And the second one, I picked urban planning and urban studies specifically because of the one. And also when I looked through the table of contents, it was more. A lot of it had to do with the kinds of things you would need to plan out a city. Like, what that. The, the moving parts of a city rather than the process itself. I really was more interested in, like, what that requires."
    5 min
  • @kwa | Next Read: World economy. US economy. City politics and interest groups.
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    "And I like books like these because again, they're relevant regardless of what your political affiliation is. And so I think that's a interesting way to look at things. But of these three books, so one on the American economy and it can't be past roughly 2010 because the book was only published in 2012. One is the history of the global economy for the past thousands of years, past thousand years, and the other one is about local interest groups and politics and policy."
    4 min
  • @kwa | Small, Medium, Large by Coleen A. Dunlavy - Chapters 1-3
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    "On the contrary, formidable market forces block their diffusion. Another quote says that the free. That competing firms were able to break free of market forces and transition to mass production and distribution. In this, in this US Society, we've almost treated capitalism as its own kind of put it at a pedestal. And it's interesting to hear the idea that free market forces were blocking or no, not just capitalism."
    14 min
  • @kwa | Teacher's Journal: Spring prep. Tutor marketing. Future roles
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    "So I did my first return. Well, I do a summer, I've done a summer program. I've taught at a summer program, seventh grade math for the last two summers. And really it's a lot more than that. You know, we go with the kids to a lot of different extra stuff. I do reading. They call them reading circles. It's a really, really good program."
    5 min
  • @kwa | Reading and Teacher Updates
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    "All right. I finished this book, Law 101, and I think it's a phenomenal read. It's not because it says anything profound, but it gives me a layout of. I want to say it's how to think about law or. Or. Or it's a resource. So I actually think I might buy this book. I had."
    15 min
  • @kwa | Ask Me Anything
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    "All right. It's kind of late, and I'm just restless, so I'll leave this up here. Ask me anything, so anything at all. I will. I'm off to bed. So I probably will not see this before tomorrow, but feel free. Um, maybe it. Maybe ask something you haven't seen me respond to or talk about on here. I like things that make me think."
    1 min

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