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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2018 · 15 MIN

86-A NewYear's Resolution that will Transform your Interactions with Kids

from James Sturtevant Hacking Engagement · host James Sturtevant

Heard enough? Unfortunately, many adults think that this crop of teenagers are the harbingers of the apocalypse. They are not. The world will go on. Hopefully the previous quotes demonstrate that adults from different times and climbs have felt similar anxiety about their youth. Harry Truman was right; there is truly nothing new in the World.Episode TemplateThe Problem:Teachers can get fed-up with contemporary youth.The Solution:Learn to accept that many student-teacher annoyances are out of your control.What you can do Tomorrow:Make a list of all the things about contemporary youth that you find distasteful.Eliminate everything on the list that is out of your control.Your New Year's resolution is to focus your energy to help students improve in areas where you have influence and to accept aspects of their nature's that you can't control.Learning to focus in this way will help your students and take a huge burden off your shoulders. HAVE A MARVELOUS 2018 AND THANKS FOR LISTENING!

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