ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Rachel Ferguson talks about her experiences working as an elementary school teacher at a private project-based school. She shares her school’s plan for navigating the pandemic face-to-face and remembers the women who inspire her to teach. Editing credits go to my super fabulous husband Mike.
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