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[9/6/22] The Top 7: What Educators Are Reading
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2 年So inspiring.
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2 年While I agree this is a very commendable position, I feel many teachers have gotten off the beaten path and children are not being taught basic skills. This is something to consider. We don’t need our children brainwashed, just taught! We are way behind, it’s a little embarrassing. Maybe it’s time to get the android out.