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Should Kids Get Smart to Do Good? - Why Edify Podcast

Topics in this episode include service learning, the pitfalls of putting too much emphasis on standardized testing, and a few teaching tips.

In this episode, Jeremy Jorgensen discusses the importance of teaching students to contribute positively to their communities through education.

He emphasizes active learning, effective note-taking strategies, and the balance between standardized testing and fostering creativity.

Leadership qualities and the role of service learning in developing future leaders are explored, along with practical tips for educators to enhance their teaching practices and manage classroom chaos effectively.

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