1.15 Orono, MN-Class of 2001 Part 1

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High|School

Bethany Winter, Librarian

27 episodes

8 hours ago

A sociological study of social and emotional learning (SEL). Pivotally, SEL skills are set by the time one leaves high school. Each season focuses on a selection of ten questions that dissect various parts of SEL maturation in the time period of high school. No names of schools or people are used. Guests are from all over the country. Let’s study if our students are getting what they need, aside from academics, upon leaving the K-12 system to be able to function IRL (in real life). One episode at a time. Drop outs, graduates, home schooled, still in high school? Let’s do this. Together.

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1.15 Orono, MN-Class of 2001 Part 1

High|School

37 minutes 46 seconds

2 years ago

1.15 Orono, MN-Class of 2001 Part 1

📻 We are telling you about Orono, MN. It's giving Gilmore Girl vibes for this one.
My guest and I take on the early 2000's. The guest shares about The BURNED CD phase that some of my listeners are too young to even have heard of. The start time of this listener's school was 7:05!!! That's so damn early!!!
🔑 Key Takeaways - the most rebellious thing takes a bit of time and is by far one of the strangest things.🪨I am not even going to drop a hint for you. It's very midwest. My favorite line of the interview is: I'm not a quiet human. He had to notice!

🗣Mental health and Education need to go on a date and get things figured out! Cause our teachers need those services too! Mental health is one of the most underserved areas in education. When it does serve, it generally focus on the students, which is needed.

But our teachers need it too. It's almost like they need it to put the oxygen mask on first. To help the kids even faster.

BANNED BOOKS came up a little bit. More on that topic in part two of this episode.
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