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Folks, we are here with another episode of Small Doses and our Educator series is continuing on.

I'm just very excited about getting to do this because I feel like people love to say all the time.

Like teachers are the most underappreciated members of our society. They're the most underpaid, etc.

They should be the real celebrities. I'm like, yeah, you're right. So let me use my platform to really like shine the spotlight on some educators that are

affected me personally, but that have also just affected me in getting to watch them as they do their thing.

So our guest today is someone who I literally just like stumbled across on these internet.

And I'm so thankful that I did because I think for a lot of us, we, if you especially if you don't have kids,

and like you're not in the classroom anymore, like you just forget about how different teachers like made you feel.

And when I was watching today's guest, Prenu Kumar, in a video of her basically just pouring into her kindergarteners, they were kindergarteners, right?

Yeah, they're kindergarteners. I posted it and so many people like myself started crying watching it and you're just like,

that's right. You're right. I am. I am awesome. I am great.

Also, there are people who say that we can't do this because of the color of our skin. Real talk.

They say that we can do this. That we are smart enough, that we are good enough. But let me tell you something.

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