The Power of Technology in the Classroom

Step into our virtual classroom as hosts Devin Siebold and James Yon embark on a wild ride of laughs, groans, and occasional sing-alongs in this episode of Crying In My Car. We are revisiting cherished "computer days," reliving the adrenaline rush of sneaky gaming sessions during school hours. Oh, how the iMac keyboard echoed the sweet symphony of rebellion with occasional learning. We look at the immersive power of Oculus, lamenting the slow pace of educational systems in integrating such advancements. James, our techie troubadour, contributes insights on how schools can get their tech game on point and offers a heartfelt rendition of Little Mermaid to lighten the mood. Brace yourself for our notorious "Teachers in the News" segment, where educational professionals make headlines for all the wrong reasons including stories about in-class White Claw discoveries, illicit student-teacher relationships, and gun-wielding substitute teachers. We also investigate the recent decision of a teacher's union to implement a new raise system and shortened school days, leaving us pondering whether it will be PE, Art, or other Electives that get the short end of the stick? Then we dive into the murky waters of the Atlanta school system, where rules are bent, second chances given, and grades become as flexible as a gymnast. Devin opens his personal vault of memories, reminiscing about an ex who mastered the art of finessing grades in nursing school. He rounds off with a comedic yet thought-provoking list: "Top 10 signs your nurse cheated to get their degree" and reflects on how teachers and nurses share common struggles in their professions. Tune in to enjoy this tech-tinged, laughter-laden journey through the battlefield of education! Buckle Up! -- Follow Devin at http://DevinComedy.com https://tiktok.com/@devincomedy http://twitter.com/devinsiebold http://instagram.com/devinsiebold Follow James at http://JamesYon.com https://tiktok.com/@jamesyoncomedy http://instagram.com/jamesyoncomedian

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