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Noel McDermott's Wellbeing Show Katie Trowbridge - Ending Classroom Boredom and Boosting Attendance

Ending Classroom Boredom and Boosting Attendance

A significant challenge is addressing the root causes of classroom boredom. This can stem from unchallenging material, unengaging teaching methods, learning disabilities, or a disconnect with the subject. While some students experience this boredom occasionally, for others, it’s a persistent issue that can lead to disinterest, absenteeism, and even school avoidance...
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Noel McDermott's Wellbeing Show - Michael Taylor Stop Blaming Men For All Of The Problems

Stop Blaming Men For All Of The Problems

Stop Blaming Men For All Of The Problems is more than a critique of outdated ideologies; it is a manifesto for change. Taylor's optimistic outlook infuses every page, inspiring readers to envision a world where men are empowered to redefine their roles and contribute positively to the collective well-being of humanity.
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Noel McDermott's Wellbeing Show with guest Meg Appelgate - Becoming UNSILENCED

Becoming UNSILENCED

Meg Appelgate, CEO of Unsilenced, a nonprofit dedicated to ending institutional child abuse within the Troubled Teen Industry, and the author of “Becoming UNSILENCED: Surviving and Fighting the Troubled Teen Industry” provides commentary on the series, tells her own story of abuse, and talks about the work she does with Unsilenced:
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