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Feb 11, 2020 44 min

Should Teaching Be Fun?

from Backporch Education Podcast

Fun is a fun word to define. It is even funner to try and inculcate into today’s educational world. Jason and Steve play around with the word for a while in this episode on how enjoyable learning can be and what the expectations for today’s classroom imply about good learning and teaching. Come join in the fun; you may be surprised by the experience.

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