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Jason and Walther have established some responsibilities upfront before launching into what becoming a theme for this podcast Racism. Namely the racism in how the Obama administration is viewed. The second topic of the episode is almost as contentious as Jason argues with Carl over his indifference to teaching facts in the classroom. They wrap up the show talking about who made the biggest contribution to the English Literature.
Jason and Walther agree upon what Jason responsibilities for the show are.
Walther talks about how he got the filmography wrong. This leads to a discussion of his history and Walther being a Jerk. They also circle back to what the name of Hollywood Jobs are.
Given that Jason has no Question for me this time, we launch right into some heavy questions.
Why do people hare Obama?
Right off the bat we get into a heavy conversation, Walther feels like he is not prepared for this, but Jason presses him to answer anyway. In the end it comes down to racism.
Walther Definition of Racism -- “ You excuses for the systems that benefit you.”
The Conversation continues as Jason and Carl did into what makes this country tick. And more on why the backlash to the Obama Administration.
A look back at what Obama did while in Office
Walther and Jason get into it on wether facts or how we know the facts is the more important starting off point for education.
Jason make the strong argument that making a kid feel safe in his understanding is the best way in to having that student learn (Relational Trust). At some point Walther exposes the dark side of his education philosophy.
Walther talks about blackbody radiation.
How Lord Kelvin Did it. The conversation swings back to Racism and how facts are not enough by them selves.
Jason Points out the wisdom of his relative, and Walther's pursuit of Truth. At some point Walther exposes the dark side of his education philosophy.
Walther asked, "Who is the second most important writer in English Literature?" And then agrees with his wife's answer.
By Jason Aguilar and Carl WaltherJason and Walther have established some responsibilities upfront before launching into what becoming a theme for this podcast Racism. Namely the racism in how the Obama administration is viewed. The second topic of the episode is almost as contentious as Jason argues with Carl over his indifference to teaching facts in the classroom. They wrap up the show talking about who made the biggest contribution to the English Literature.
Jason and Walther agree upon what Jason responsibilities for the show are.
Walther talks about how he got the filmography wrong. This leads to a discussion of his history and Walther being a Jerk. They also circle back to what the name of Hollywood Jobs are.
Given that Jason has no Question for me this time, we launch right into some heavy questions.
Why do people hare Obama?
Right off the bat we get into a heavy conversation, Walther feels like he is not prepared for this, but Jason presses him to answer anyway. In the end it comes down to racism.
Walther Definition of Racism -- “ You excuses for the systems that benefit you.”
The Conversation continues as Jason and Carl did into what makes this country tick. And more on why the backlash to the Obama Administration.
A look back at what Obama did while in Office
Walther and Jason get into it on wether facts or how we know the facts is the more important starting off point for education.
Jason make the strong argument that making a kid feel safe in his understanding is the best way in to having that student learn (Relational Trust). At some point Walther exposes the dark side of his education philosophy.
Walther talks about blackbody radiation.
How Lord Kelvin Did it. The conversation swings back to Racism and how facts are not enough by them selves.
Jason Points out the wisdom of his relative, and Walther's pursuit of Truth. At some point Walther exposes the dark side of his education philosophy.
Walther asked, "Who is the second most important writer in English Literature?" And then agrees with his wife's answer.