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  • @kwa | SAVE Act
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    "Boy, and I hope, I hope if you're, if you are seeing this, I can't believe that something like that passed in the House. See about the Senate. But like somebody else said, it's kind of like the, what's it called the, essentially the, the ways they found, the ways they got around not having black people vote after voting was legal through like literacy tests and other forms of other things."
    4 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Office Gossip and Letting the Small Stuff Go
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    "I now see gossip as potentially important information in the way that it's like. It lets me understand how to navigate, potentially navigate the environment that I'm in. And so it gives me an idea of like the structure or the political structure of the. The what's going on, so at least I can be aware. So when you gossip with me now, I consider it a favor. And I also consider that you."
    9 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Summer options. Volunteer. Writing.
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    "For a few reasons I, you know, I've ran, I did okay, I did pretty decent. I think last summer I framed it as if I can get that robotics, that skill, working with robotics, it's something I could bring back to that original summer program next year. And also the director of the program heard about, you know, my connection with the, the student's grandparents. I think all that may have to do something."
    15 min
  • @kwa | True or False: Being hot has become too accessible.
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    "But I got distracted and I. I found this random clip on Instagram and it's just a quest I never thought about. I. I don't know. The premise of the. The short video is. Is. Has being hot become too accessible? And I just wanted wanted your guys take on it. Take a look of the clip or take a look at the clip. Excuse me? Let me know what you think."
    1 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: What matters to parents. Summer scenarios.
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    "It just is so interesting to me that things keep coming back to that because as an educator, although I keep getting reminded that I'm never really thinking in that way, like, is the point, do I get their kid? I'm always thinking is. I'm thinking the point is to educate their kids. So I don't know if it's. We have more contact with parents in this role in a different way. It's smaller. It's. It's a limited."
    15 min
  • @kwa | Next Read: The switch up (and why writing style matters even in historical nonfiction)
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    "I think of it like as an in between but it's known for its, its writing style. The point which is another kind of literary ish publication and literary hub but between. But if I read this book and I look at Black Fortunes, I think Black Forces was. The writing was far superior. Now back now Black Fortunes did have the, it did have the advantage of telling the story of six different black millionaires."
    9 min
  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Why math matters. Law and stacked learning. AI in k-12 education. Volunteer tutoring.
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    "Students would see this math in the real world in a way that's very relevant to them. The issue with doing that with a lesson is very hard to put a lesson together that incorporates that. There's a lot of moving parts and people I don't think realize how difficult that actually is and how much effort that takes. But, but if I, what I think I want to do is start a series on here is really just as much for me as it is for anybod else listening."
    13 min
  • @kwa | CLEP Exams for College Credits
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    "I think if you also prefer to take the AP test. The problem I think sometimes with, with, with the rap against standardized test is that if you're studying for a state, a standardized test, you're really studying the test. You're not really learning."
    3 min
  • @kwa | Next Reads
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    "And despite me being educated in finance, despite me having worked part time for a small accounting company, including helping with taxes for both individuals and small businesses, despite me being somebody who's good with numbers and a math teacher, I couldn't really help her on it. And I was like, this is not good. So I need to re educate myself on taxes. But I'm going to put that back in the Pile and return to something like that later."
    6 min
  • @kwa | The American Private School by Lawrence R. Samuel
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    "And compared to what I see now, there were some shifts like when things happen nationally, they do affect private schools in some sense, like economic downturns of war more locally, like a teacher strike. Like that certainly shifted a large scale teacher strike. They talked about one in New York City that shifted more kids to private schools, at least temporarily. And I think the biggest lingering one was when the Brown versus the Board of Education decision happened."
    7 min

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