79. Revisiting Pre-Pandemic Teaching Strategies

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Recorded02 Oct 2025

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In this conversation, I reflect on the changes in education since the pandemic and importance of revisiting effective strategies from the past, such as flipped learning, the role of homework, and the use of physical manipulatives in the classroom. Ultimately, we need to remember the core values of teaching and learning as they navigate the current educational landscape.

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