79. Lessons from a Life Well Lived: What My Wife’s Grandmother Taught Me
Lessons from a Life Well Lived: What My Wife’s Grandmother Taught Me A quiet drive home after a celebration of life sparked this reflection on legacy, teaching, and what truly matters. Doris—a quiet force of service, thoughtf...
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79. Lessons from a Life Well Lived: What My Wife’s Grandmother Taught Me
78. Strong Steps: The Key to Teacher Resilience
77. Why Simplicity Is the Superpower Every Teacher Needs
76. The Calm Effect: How Teacher Energy Shapes the Classroom
75. Stronger in the Cracks: The Truth About Teacher Resilience
74. The Power of Pausing: Why Empathy Beats Being Right
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Jeremy Jorgensen
Jeremy is a dedicated 8th-grade science and social studies teacher in Northern Wisconsin, now in his 23rd year of shaping young minds. Passionate about education's transformative power, he continuously seeks ways to enhance his teaching with technology while fostering personal growth. Beyond the classroom, he is an avid cyclist, a devoted husband and father, and a lifelong learner committed to building a writing habit. His achievements include earning a Master’s in Education from Viterbo University, receiving the Herb Kohl Educator Award, completing a marathon and a century bike ride, and serving on the Camp Jorn YMCA Board of Directors.
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