Zooming to Solve Teacher Shortages and Math Puzzles

Crying in My Car: A Podcast for Teachers

Devin Siebold

Teacher, Education, Satire, Teachers, Boredteachers, Comedy, Comedian

4.8 • 685 Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

We’re making old math sexy again.

💡 Welcome back to another episode of Crying in my Car with Devin Siebold and James Yon. We kick things off with Devin spilling the beans on a new app making waves in schools. It's like Big Brother for education, monitoring every message between parents and teachers. Privacy? What's that?

📚 Teacher absences wreak havoc in Las Vegas. Spoiler alert: it's not just about the kids!

📣 James jumps in with his thoughts on religion's unexpected entrance into the education scene. Things get real as we explore this touchy subject.

🌟 During "Teachers in the News" Devin dishes on the shocking realities of South Korea's strict education system. Plus, Florida's solution to teacher shortages via Zoom recruitment sessions – it's not as innovative as it sounds! And last but not least, let us spice up your day with some new and improved math problems that'll have you thinking twice about what you thought you knew about equations.

Join us and together, we'll cry and laugh our way before the school bell rings! 🍎✏️

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody on this episode of Crying in My Car, podcast for teachers. We talk about a personal
0:04.2	problem that I'm having with my student and the teachers and privacy issues through the district.
0:09.4	And then we talk about South Korea. Teachers are doing a mass protest over there, and we will tell you why.
0:15.1	Lastly, math, old way, boring, new way, and free, maybe a little bit more inventive and likable.
0:24.0	Tune in to find out everything that we're talking about on Cranging My Car, a podcast for teachers. My name is Devin Sebold.
0:55.2	My co-host, Mr. James Ion. He is a parent and a comedian. I'm a former teacher-turned comedian,
1:02.8	and we're here to make you laugh. And hopefully, in that stressful teacher workday on a good note.
1:08.0	Now, thank you for subscribing, for hitting that five star. I see the
1:12.9	views going up over on the YouTube's. The YouTube's. I'm seeing the views going up, seeing the
1:18.1	downloads go up. You're sharing it with your friends. You're letting everybody know, hey, I listen to
1:21.9	the best teacher podcast on the planet. Amen. There is no competition. None. Won't even mention
1:26.8	any other competition because there's none. There is none. No None. Won't even mention any other competition because
1:28.1	there's none. There is none. No, it's just us. We've monopolized it. That's right.
1:31.7	Anyways, thanks. Thanks so much for tuning in. Now, we, I take a lot of requests. I take a lot of
1:37.9	things that I see from other teachers of what they're going through, but I wanted today talk about the one thing
1:45.1	I never talk about on here. Me.
1:49.2	Give me a moment.
1:51.1	James, come on, now.
1:52.5	Are you kidding?
1:55.5	No.
1:56.8	That's a good one.
1:58.7	No, it's something I'm encountering with my kid, James, and I don't know how I feel about it. No, it's something I'm encountering with my kid, James.
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