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07/29/202107/29/2021 Geoff commentary

A Premature Address to the Teaching Class of 2024 and 2025

I’ll be teaching a course for future elementary teachers this Fall (2021) at the University of Wyoming. It’s a freshman course, so most students will be coming off of their high school experience from the past two years. As such, I’d like to give an address to them and all college students, current and future, … Continue reading A Premature Address to the Teaching Class of 2024 and 2025

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