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Class Commercial 2013-14
Video for kids on first day of class.
Reviewed by Scott McLeod
“Chin up and be fierce.” You are in Room 301!
Your class is difficult to describe. It’s not so much social studies … as it is life.
Before this class I had never sat in a classroom for a whole period without being bored or looking at the clock and hoping it’d move faster … but in this class I found that things were constantly interesting and looked at the clock hoping it would slow down.
With all the conversations in class it showed me that I should not be a speck of dust in a room of crowded people … but I should be the Eiffel Tower.
I know I have become a better person from your class with a little more knowledge … and a whole lot more heart.
You pulled me out of the shell … that other teachers put me into.
I want this for my kids. And yours. And everyone else’s. More of this, please."
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