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“I can’t believe actual teachers suggested the game “critic.” Having four children draw a picture on the board and having a fifth choose whose they like the best might be one of the worst classroom activities I have ever heard of, unless you enjoy having 3/4 of your students sad, disappointed and perhaps humiliated. Even worse,this activity may blatantly set students with myriad disabilities up for failure.
I am not from the everyone-gets-a-trophy generation, but I do believe that we can structure activities where no one gets a trophy, but everyone has the potential to succeed. This activity has 3 clear losers, zero educational value.
Listen with a discerning ear.”
Kyle&Lelaxoxo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/17/22
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“M and B are fun to listen to. They are a big part of my daily drive to work. Trying to work on my TSH! One hurdle at a time! How you say? A list! :)”
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Canada ·
07/23/20
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“Productivity in the classroom is the topic, as these two Youtubers turned podcasters team up to deliver in a fun and informative way. They come from different life stages, and so can speak to different perspectives on balance of teaching and home life. I recommend this podcast to both new and...”Read full review »
slmar via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/20/20
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“Bridgettes voice is no nasally and annoying I can barely listen for 5 minutes before I have to turn it off. It’s too bad.”
---.__ via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
05/29/20
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