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© 2023 Will This Be Graded? Adventures in Secondary Education
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If you want a formal, data-driven discussion of the state of public schools, you'll need to look elsewhere. If you want to laugh (and maybe cry) with two teachers who are still trying their best after 20 years in the classroom, tune in! DISCLAIMER: The ideas expressed in this podcast are those of the participants and do not reflect opinions or policy of any school or school district anywhere.Music by PhotoCapeBreton from Pixabay
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A new school year has begun with kids in garbage cans, parental grammar education and problematic pronouns abounding. Did you know public schools are trying to turn your tykes trans? Go on a gender bender with Kathryn and Elizabeth!
This episode is dedicated to Olivia Newton John as we welcome young teachers, Roy and Emily to discuss back-to-school anxiety, laugh about some end of year shenanigans and contemplate the nationwide teacher shortage.
Farts (of course) and the secret words and codes of the elusive middle school creature.
The impacts we unknowingly make, French dick, and sharing the mics with two effing phenomenal middle school counselors who take an interesting spin on "pandemic trauma."
This week's stories: Penis Pictionary & You'll get fired for taking sick days!Then, an interview with new teachers who share their pandemic teaching experiences, including one teacher who in her seventh month of teaching realized, "I'd never seen one of my students smile." And people wonder why we are all medicated..?!?!?
Mom, I'm gay, Timmy strikes again and the what's what on why people are afraid of CRT (teachers talking too much politics! More fart jokes next time!)
Spanish grammar woes, kissing advice from teachers (barf!) and an informative session with Jenni Eaton about Restorative Justice in secondary schools. It's a long one! That's what she said...?
Featuring desire-repressing pills, dicks on desks and the misnomer, "Learning Loss".
Get a teacher's-eye-view of what it's actually like teaching middle school during the Omicron phase of the pandemic.
First, enjoy this week's charming opening stories. Stick around for all the most poignant middle school aromas -- from stinky pits to dead rodents and every odor in between.
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