Episode 8: The Need To Keep Things Simple

Episode 1 of the Tales From Beyond the Grade podcast, hosted by Jedi Teacher Man, titled "Episode 8: The Need To Keep Things Simple" was published on October 24, 2023 and runs 6 minutes.

October 24, 2023 ·6m · Tales From Beyond the Grade

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In this short podcast that identifies patterns of problems in the classroom, Jedi Teacher Man explains the importance of keeping the teaching and learning of critical skills short and simple in the quest of mastery.

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In this short podcast that identifies patterns of problems in the classroom, Jedi Teacher Man explains the importance of keeping the teaching and learning of critical skills short and simple in the quest of mastery.

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