Though antiquated, responsibility is still due.

Episode 13 of the It’s All About The Students podcast, hosted by Zeno G. Hines, Ed.D., titled "Though antiquated, responsibility is still due." was published on September 30, 2019 and runs 8 minutes.

September 30, 2019 ·8m · It’s All About The Students

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Now matter how long you have been on education, be it years, months, or days, we owe it to our children to always seek knowledge to better help our kids.

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Now matter how long you have been on education, be it years, months, or days, we owe it to our children to always seek knowledge to better help our kids.

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