Though antiquated, responsibility is still due.

An episode 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 27, 2019 and runs 31 minutes.

September 27, 2019 ·31m · It’s All About The Students

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In the inter-school districts across the country there is a preponderance of geriatrics who are caring for high school students. The gap in the generations sometimes cause a rift in understanding the different cultures between the two. I discuss this in this episode.

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In the inter-school districts across the country there is a preponderance of geriatrics who are caring for high school students. The gap in the generations sometimes cause a rift in understanding the different cultures between the two. I discuss this in this episode.

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