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🗓️ 19 August 2020
⏱️ 32 minutes
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For many families, home has become both office and school during the coronavirus pandemic. Parents across America are facing the challenge this fall of managing a full-time job with their child's education. Memories of a chaotic spring have driven moms and dads to find creative solutions.
Education pods are one way families can ensure their children still get a good education during the pandemic. Jenny Clark, founder of Love Your School and Cottage School Life, joins the podcast to explain how she created a pod in her community and how you can do the same.
Check out Jenny Clark's website here: Love Your School.
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0:00.0 | This is the Daily Signal Podcast for Wednesday, August 19th. I'm Rachel Del Judus. |
0:09.8 | And I'm Virginia Allen, with many schools across the country kicking off the year online, |
0:15.6 | parents are trying to find a way |
0:17.2 | to manage their full-time jobs |
0:19.3 | with their children's education. |
0:21.7 | Jenny Clark, founder of Love Your School and Cottage School Life, is a mom and has |
0:26.7 | personal experience creating an education pod in her community. Clark joins the show to share her practical knowledge of how to create an education pod. |
0:36.6 | Also, we invite you to take five minutes to complete the Daily Signal Podcast survey. |
0:41.5 | We want to take your feedback into consideration, so at the end of the show, head |
0:46.2 | to daily signal.com slash survey. Again, that's daily signal.com slash survey to give us your input. |
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1:02.0 | Now, onto our top news. |
1:03.2 | The state of California has had its first round of electrical blackouts in 19 years. |
1:18.0 | Political reports that the precise culprit behind the blackouts is not yet certain, but experts are laying blame on |
1:24.6 | inadequate transmission, increased demands, and too much dependence on renewable |
1:29.1 | energy and natural gas during hot weather. Michael Vat, director of Stanford University's Climate and Energy |
1:35.4 | Program and a member of California's catastrophic wildfire cost and recovery commission, said |
1:40.7 | via Politico, what's weird about what happened is that they were adequate until they weren't. |
1:46.0 | It seems as if certain power plans for some reason were not able to deliver on the commitments to supply reserves and also supply energy. |
1:54.4 | The fifth and final volume of the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on Russia's interference |
1:59.8 | in the 2016 presidential election was released Tuesday. |
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