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Rhonice Ferguson on what school is for, why strikes are often unproductive, and the importance of encouraging men to become teachers.

The Push

English - February 08, 2017 10:20 - 1 hour - 42.7 MB
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This episode features Rhonice Ferguson, my Grandma who has spent 40 years working as a teacher.In this episode we discuss what role school should play in an individuals life, what are the characteristics one needs to develop in school, and what observable traits tend to set someone up for success later in life.We also speak about how strikes are often unproductive and why we need to encourage more men to become teachers.I hope you enjoy!