Finding Joy – Where Did all the Joy Go in the Classroom?

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Finding Joy – Where Did all the Joy Go in the Classroom?

Today Adam and Kyle discuss the difficult reality of joy leaving classrooms all around the country. With students and teachers are facing many obstacles, it is easy to understand this situation. That being said, can anything be done to bring joy back to the classroom amidst the obstacles? We hope this episode brings a positive outlook to this question.

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