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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2023 · 21 MIN

EP10: Is teaching worth it? My 7th grade teacher, Alan Schneider answers

from Into the Unknown · host Jeremy Swick

On this episode of "Into the Unknown" We are joined by a real trip down memory lane! Mr. Alan Schneider! Shout out 7 Blue (IYKYK). Alan (I don't think I've ever called him by his first name) is a 7th grade social studies teacher at Templeton Middle School in Wisconsin. In fact, he was my 7th Grade Social Studies teacher! Embark on a journey through time and passion, as I reconnect with Mr. Alan Schneider, the history teacher from Templeton Middle School who not only ignited my fascination with the past but also shaped countless young minds over his career. Our conversation travels from Alan's unexpected pivot away from dentistry and law, towards the rich tapestry of history, tracing the lineage of his decision-making and the profound impact of educators who dare to follow their calling. In our heartfelt exchange, we tackle the twists of fate that steer us toward our destinies and the exhilarating rush of embracing a true passion, even when it defies the expectations laid before us. Alan’s anecdotal tapestries weave together the human essence within historical narratives and the critical importance of adaptability, as we touch on the seismic shifts in education brought on by technology and the global pandemic. Tune in to celebrate a career that transcends the classroom, impacting lives far beyond the ringing of the school bell, and to appreciate the unwavering dedication of teachers like Mr. Schneider who guide us through history and into the future.Join me, Jeremy Swick, on "Into the Unknown," a podcast that delves into personal journeys, stories, and experiences of individuals across diverse professions. As a historian by trade, I firmly believe that our personal histories shape our present and offer valuable insights into our paths ahead. With that being said lets get into it!Follow Us:IG: https://www.instagram.com/pod.intotheunknownFB: https://www.facebook.com/pod.intotheunknownTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pod.intotheunknownLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/podintotheunknownFollow Alan:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigalhistoryAre you looking to start a podcast?Check out my free "Jump Start to Podcasting Guide" or reach out! ⁠⁠Here!⁠⁠ Recorded & Produced by SwickMediahttps://www.swickmedia.com

On this episode of "Into the Unknown" We are joined by a real trip down memory lane! Mr. Alan Schneider! Shout out 7 Blue (IYKYK). Alan (I don't think I've ever called him by his first name) is a 7th grade social studies teacher at Templeton Middle School in Wisconsin. In fact, he was my 7th Grade Social Studies teacher! Embark on a journey through time and passion, as I reconnect with Mr. Alan Schneider, the history teacher from Templeton Middle School who not only ignited my fascination with the past but also shaped countless young minds over his career. Our conversation travels from Alan's unexpected pivot away from dentistry and law, towards the rich tapestry of history, tracing the lineage of his decision-making and the profound impact of educators who dare to follow their calling. In our heartfelt exchange, we tackle the twists of fate that steer us toward our destinies and the exhilarating rush of embracing a true passion, even when it defies the expectations laid before us. Alan’s anecdotal tapestries weave together the human essence within historical narratives and the critical importance of adaptability, as we touch on the seismic shifts in education brought on by technology and the global pandemic. Tune in to celebrate a career that transcends the classroom, impacting lives far beyond the ringing of the school bell, and to appreciate the unwavering dedication of teachers like Mr. Schneider who guide us through history and into the future.Join me, Jeremy Swick, on "Into the Unknown," a podcast that delves into personal journeys, stories, and experiences of individuals across diverse professions. As a historian by trade, I firmly believe that our personal histories shape our present and offer valuable insights into our paths ahead. With that being said lets get into it!Follow Us:IG: https://www.instagram.com/pod.intotheunknownFB: https://www.facebook.com/pod.intotheunknownTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pod.intotheunknownLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/podintotheunknownFollow Alan:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigalhistoryAre you looking to start a podcast?Check out my free "Jump Start to Podcasting Guide" or reach out! ⁠⁠Here!⁠⁠ Recorded & Produced by SwickMediahttps://www.swickmedia.com

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