This is the Ramsey Call of the Day, part of the Ramsey Network.

Joining me today is Ramsey Personality, Dr. John Deloney.

Up next is going to be Wendy.

Wendy is a teacher in Wisconsin, and she's been teaching our high school curriculum as

well. Hey, Wendy, how are you? Good, thanks. It's a pleasure to talk with you gentlemen today.

You too. And so where do you teach? Which school? I teach at Sheboygan South High School in Wisconsin.

Great. Very cool. How many students are enrolled there? Oh, I think it's probably

about 1,100. Okay. Very cool. How long you've been teaching? Um, 27 and a half years.

Well, you've seen some changes. I definitely have. Some of them good, some of them,

yeah. What's the biggest change you've seen working with young people? 27 years.

Oh, definitely. Some good, some bad them. Yeah, what's the biggest change you've seen working with young people of 27 years?

Oh, definitely some good, some bad.

Probably the biggest challenge is the many different challenges that our students come to us with,

very complex, home and family situations, but also the digital challenges.

Our children today are growing up in a digital world that we did not grow up in. That's right.

Very true.

And we've got to figure out how to navigate that, how to guide them, how to parent in that

world.

It's a very different world than we were raised in.

That's true.

That's very true. Yeah, there's the pre-television generation, the post-television. it's a very different world than we were raised in. Right. True.

That's very true.

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