Nate Noorlander, from the Nomadic Professor, joined me for this week’s episode. The Nomadic Professor is an online, non-partisan, high school history courses that teach students the core narrative and all of its accompanying skills: taking notes, making original judgments, reasoning with evidence, reading between the lines, following a rubric, writing a defensible argument, working with bias, and much, much more.
I love talking history, especially when we can go deeper and see the connections that can be found. Nate didn’t disappoint! He has lived a fascinating life and has been a bit nomadic himself! Be sure to listen where he and his family got caught during COVID! I’m surprised he got out!
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My interview with Kristin Clark was so enjoyable! We are kindred spirits when it comes to realizing the genius in others. I love how she uses the Clifton Strengths Test to help the students she works with create a vision for their future.
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