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Have You Seen This Cartoon?
Have you seen this cartoon before? The teacher is asking all of these uniquely talented animals to take the same assessment.
It’s painfully obvious that the elephant, the goldfish, the crow, and the monkey all have very different strengths and areas for growth, right?
Subjects Don’t Matter
Subjects don’t matter. There, I said it…
Coming from a 10-year history teacher that may sound weird, right? I used to get so annoyed when I would be talking about the importance of something like the GI Bill, let’s say, and I would catch a student doing X, Y, or Z while they were supposed to be paying attention.
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