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Nov 16, 2024 1 hr 20 min

And In the End

from The Parent/Teacher Conference Hosted by Coach Cullen

If you would like updates on the new podcast Coach is creating please get on the mailing list [email protected] of following him on Twitter @coachKcullen our following The Parent Teacher Conference page on Facebook After over 200 episodes and many discussions with listeners over the past 2.5 years, the Parent Teacher Conference's last episode is here. Coach begins discussing the Beatles Abby Road album and then shares the reasons he first began the podcast in the 1st place (to allow more moderate to conservative educators and parents to know they were other voices of agreement out there rather than the more progressive thoughts that were being pushed in education and how that would effect him as a teacher and parent. He then shares that the show fulfill its purpose; the evidence 1) the end of progressive domination in edu Twitter and decline of edu Twitter as seen in the current of exodus to Blue Sky (and the reasons why Coach is sticking with edu Twitter, its promotion of diversity of thought) 2) the post-mortem of the election of Trump as nicely summed up by liberals such as Bill Maher where the problem was the Democratic track further left than to the center Clip of Real Time with Bill Maher referenced in episode 3) The future...plans for where the new podcast that Coach will create will focus on, life through the lens of faith

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