In this episode of Teachers Off Duty, we're going back in time to the 1990s to ask the question "What was cool in the classroom back then that would not fly today?"
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Our panel waxes nostalgic about all the things that made school so great back in the day. School lunches that just hit different, computer labs, field days, and always being on the cutting edge of technology are just a few of the highlights in this episode.
Of course, there are other changes we've seen in education since the '90s, and our teachers touch on a bunch of them. Teachers working second jobs, school staffing, custodial shortages, freedom in the classroom... it's all in there.
And if you've ever wondered what our panelists were like when they were in school, you're in luck because they all spill the tea about just what kind of students they were. So hop in your DeLorean and travel back to the days of Goosebumps, cafeteria pizza and drawing those fancy S's on every scrap piece of paper you could get your hands on.
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