Further Thoughts on Labor: Aptitudinal Beliefs
from Black Market Therapy Hosted by Joel Mongeon, Matt Minigell
This week, Joel and Matt reflect on their conversation with Lucinda Bowen (episode 94, "Labors of Love") and consider the relationship of education to the culture and values of America's workforce, as well as the importance of properly recognizing aptitude.
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