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[Episode 17] Why I Love My New Teaching Job
What if the school you worked out was inherently conscious? In this podcast episode, I explore my first month of teaching at my new job, and all the ways in which it is conscious. I explore the cultural ways to support every child, and how my day-to-day is built in as a partner to my students. By the end of this episode, you will understand my love for my job and also how conscious classrooms do exist in certain schools. In this episode, I cover:1) Why I Love My New Teaching Job
2) Two-Three Conscious Practices at my School
3) What You Can Look For in your Own SchoolConnect with me:
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