Week 73
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This week we are talking about why teacher stereotypes lean negative so frequently. Here’s a compilation of the Education Department posts we reference in the episode, in all its copyright-infringed glory: Here’s KTLA’s
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This week we are talking about why teacher stereotypes lean negative so frequently. Here’s a compilation of the Education Department posts we reference in the episode, in all its copyright-infringed glory: Here’s KTLA’s
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