“I think that the two main challenges to teaching is that students have more needs than they’ve ever had before and on average the student has to go it alone.” Debbie talks with Jake Bryant about the massive shifts experienced by both teachers and students through the pandemic and how teachers are learning new ways to lead in the classroom. This episode gives insight and ideas into how we can make education better for all and adjust to a new way of working and learning in schools.
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