Episode 63: How Village Life in Alaska Has Transformed this Ohio Native Educator

Persistence U with Lizbeth

English - March 23, 2022 04:00 - 24 minutes - 17.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 10 ratings
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Next Episode: Episode 64: Stel Coombe-Heath Talks Beating Binge Eating and How Trying Less Can Lead to More

Ohio native Jacob Deskins was already an anxious young man when he finally graduated from college and got a job as a teacher. Then the pandemic came, and wiped away his sought-after opportunity. He and his wife faced a difficult choice. Move to Los Angeles, or to a village in Alaska where vegetables, restaurants, and movie theaters exist only in dreams.

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You will learn:

The role a warm community makes in improving mental health.How investing in building rapport with students can unlock the door to learning.That Alaska truly is the Last Frontier.

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