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The Eagle's View

Kids Teaching Adults

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Welcome to a very special episode of "The Eagle's View", which will be our submission to the fifth annual NPR Student Podcast Challenge! Fifth grader Evan hosts this episode where the roles have been reversed, kids will be teaching adults! Our fifth grade teachers are Ella (learning), Online Teacher Alex (creativity) and Arzoee (forgiveness).

© Emerson School Length 7 min 29 March 2023 Season 2 Episode 25 EducationalTalk USA Episodic

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© Emerson School Length 7 min 29 March 2023 Season 2 Episode 25 EducationalTalk USA Episodic

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Welcome to a very special episode of "The Eagle's View", which will be our submission to the fifth annual NPR Student Podcast Challenge! Fifth grader Evan hosts this episode where the roles have been reversed, kids will be teaching adults! Our fifth grade teachers are Ella (learning), Online Teacher Alex (creativity) and Arzoee (forgiveness). Blake and Cody have also contributed with original music created in Emerson's AMP program. Just because this is school does not mean we can not have a laugh, so as always we have "The Joke of the Week."

Enjoy and class is in session!


© Emerson School | 7 min

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