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  • @kwa | Teacher’s Journal: Back to school. Supplementary ed. Federal government. Home education.
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    "The problem is like coming in from the break when you're a group that really, when you're we are a program that supports students across the board and we kind of feed off what other teachers do, even if we teach ahead to do that. So we're not overburdening the kids with stuff they are not going to use. We essentially have to know what's coming ahead from the other teachers. And I don't know that I have a ton for that in 10th grade."
    14 min
  • @kwa | Swellcasts on Laptops / Desktops
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    "Just an FYI to the Swell team, I tried to use to record a swellcast on Firefox and it seems there's there's an error there. You cannot do that, but it does seem to work on on at least a couple other browsers. Secondly, I I don't think you can delete Swell cache you make on the web version. At least that's what it seems. So just two things to keep note of."
    1 min
  • @kwa | Understanding Law for Laymen: Where to Start?
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    "And I was able to do it, but reading law felt very dense and like going through very dense material and isolated. And sometimes I was like, okay, I could help you with the assignment. But half the time I didn't know what was going on, and it did not give me any feeling that I understood law any better because of it."
    7 min
  • @kwa | History of American Education
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    "But given what's going on now with the Department of Education and the conversations related to school and the federal school system in general or federal, I don't know how you say, whatever. This is interesting. So again, I have videos as primers. It has actually been harder than I thought to find videos on the history of education. Maybe I just haven't looked that long. But this is one that stood out and I'm listening to it now."
    4 min
  • @kwa | Link Dump: Data, Thinking, Doing
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    "First video is on US Federal government spending by agency come from US USA Facts. I think it's a nonprofit, I guess you call it run by Steve Ballmer. He's a guy who used to run be the CEO of Microsoft and he was a part owner of I think the LA Clippers, one of the basketball teams. But anyway, we talk so much about like government spending and it's one of those conversations where data is out there and well, government efficiency and spending. Right."
    3 min
  • @kwa | Exploring World Religions: A Digital Supplement
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    "And he talks about like the different approaches and you know, when, when world religions became a kind of like serious endeavor in academic circles and all that stuff. So I think it puts things into perspective before you start take into the information. I like that a lot. On a side note, let's see these videos add up to, let's see, 15, 35, 40, 60, 70ish, 85, let's say 100 minutes total. So a little less than under two hours."
    6 min
  • @kwa | Replies
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    "Additionally, going forward I've I have made a thing and I say this as a teacher and a parent. I really emphasize the idea of reducing screen time for my my own son who is 6 years old. When I was home with him, let's say in preschool and I I managed my part time schedule around him, that was much easier. I just kind of slipped on that."
    4 min
  • @kwa | Just Another Link
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    "But the more that is done that it with less you having to say, the more room it makes for things to run smoothly generally and the more room you do have to actually talk out the important things with students. So I don't know if I said that right but I like the direction of this this post in general. Just seeing what I see."
    2 min
  • @kwa | Learning Lab: World religions. City boards and councils. Supplementary education.
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    "But it also is very interesting to see like what distinguishes one denomination of a religion from another one and like how that in some ways can make that denomination closer to another religion and say. It's just really interesting. The, the book that I have covers 12 religions. Let me see. And some of them I'd even really consider. I'd even know were considered religions. Confucianism I didn't really. I. I remember considering that more of like a."
    13 min

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