Education Forensics: English Class Room 108
Douglas MarollaMy teaching career began in September 1996. I have a lot to say - some if it is wonderful and some of it isn't. Practically everything you've heard about the school business is wrong.
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English, and sometimes Global History Teacher - speaking and teaching truth to power as best as I can. My latest project is using AI to get our young people using technology as a force for education instead of time wasting brain rot.
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