Elisheva Schwartz
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first heard Aug 2018
last heard Aug 2018
Elisheva Schwartz’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And it's a course to help parents know how to support their child's social emotional needs if they see, you know, a decrease in happiness and joy and risk taking.
And it's sometimes hard for parents to know what to do when they're not expecting such little people to sometimes be dealing with such big feelings and such an early time in their life.
Yeah.
So I've basically been thinking about these questions since I was about in second grade or in third grade.
And as I couldn't keep up with my classmates and I saw that other kids were just acquiring these skills, literacy skills, numeracy skills.
And I just couldn't hack it.
And I have thoughts of being a third grader.
And literally, I used to try to stay out of class as much as possible.
And I would go to the restroom and pacing these huge hallways.
It seemed like my school was massive to me as a little second grader and thinking about like, what's the role of education?
And does it impact people?
And I remember I must have been in, it was third or fourth grade when my school did a massive construction and had this huge
beautiful building with this really expensive library and really expensive science labs.
And I remember thinking to myself, this goes to show that you can have really expensive amenities and have a really bad education.
I was like reflecting on what education meant.
And I think it was a survival mechanism because I was constantly asking myself the question of the fact that I am struggling in school and getting worse grades than all of my friends in
is that indicative of the fact that I am less capable and competent than what seems like everybody else?
And
That seemed like a very, very urgent question from my first memories and my first reflections and continued to be something that I constantly reflected on throughout my school experience.
And just to give you the short-ish cliff notes, my difficulties in school quickly turned into behavioral issues.
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