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This course is such a great reminder that I am not walking this path alone. I appreciate the sharing of ideas and specific lesson activities. It's so easy to get in a rut or sometimes forget the "why" behind it all. I feel encouraged. Thank you!

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I really appreciated the diversity and range of experiences in this group.  Thank you all for your openness and willingness to share thoughts, ideas, suggestions--it gave me a lot to draw on to improve my own work.  And thanks, Emily for your feedback and faciltation. -- Sandra Clark

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Thanks to all for a wonderful, free, and open exchange of ideas! I wasn't able to devote myself in the timeliest of manners to the course, but I am taking so many excellent ideas from many of you and incorporating them into my lesson plans.

Cheers!
Charlie

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To everyone:  I admire our perseverance and contributions!  We are constantly pressed to capacity, but we made it through!  Here's a video for you.  Maybe you want to share it with students, too.

Thank you, Emily, for creating such a well-organized course with practical reflection activities.  Thank you in particular for the support and resources you offered in a confidential and challenging classroom situation.
--Marcia Van't Hof

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Key takeaways from this course and all of you were how to implement ChatGPT, graphic organizers, and exit tickets into my lessons. More than a few of you modeled how to use these tools. Thank you!

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I really appreciated your ideas and reading your feedback. Your ideas have allowed me to make activities more active and engaging.
- Rhonda Pickup

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Also, I greatly apprciated, John Leicham's lesson plan about Cause and Effect. That was truly a great lesson plan! Thanks again to everyone who contributed to this course. We are all a wealth of knowledge that I believe has helped me to improve as a teacher and I've grown professionally because of all of your insights that everyone has shared!  (I got a message that my post was too long)

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Also, I greatly apprciated, John Leicham's lesson plan about Cause and Effect. That was truly a great lesson plan! Thanks again to everyone who contributed to this course. We are all a wealth of knowledge that I believe has helped me to improve as a teacher and I've grown professionally because of all of your insights that everyone has shared!  (I got a message that my post was too long)

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Thanks to everyone for being so transparent and open about sharing your ideas. I have learned so much from each and every one of you all. Everyone had a so much to contribute to this course work. 

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Thanks to everyone for being so transparent and open about sharing your ideas. I have learned so much from each and every one of you all. Everyone had a so much to contribute to this course work. 

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Thanks to everyone for sharing their ideas and how you interact with your students. While I'm not in a classroom now, there are so many lessons that can be integrated in many of the things I do.

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I was frantic and perplexed by the last assignment but reading your post to Option 1 just made my day!  I was inspired by your post and it helped me move forward with my post. Thanks for being a leader!
--Lorrie Toni

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Thank you, everyone, for being open with your ideas and engaging in the chat. I learned so much from all of you. Thank you especially to Wanda, Shelly, Steve, and Sandy for asking good questions and being good thought partners. I enjoyed learning with you and from you! -- Jeanine

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Thank you for your submission in Module 4, Marilyn. You gave me a great idea of a way to get to know my students better.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond to my posts. You all had great ideas and I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors!

Best,
Brianna Bade

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Thank you all for sharing your experiences, insight, strategies, and lessons.  I have mentioned a few in the responses that I will definitely use in future sessions with my clients.  We have career navigation as an option and I believe Rhonda's lesson of personality/career path would be a great way to get them started.  Thank you, Emily, for putting together a class chuck full of material we can use as adult educators to better effectively teach our students.
~Kim Keeler

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I agree with your preference of pencil and paper over the internet .  After logging into the ChatGPT for the first time, I was skeptical too. I was very surprised to see the potential learning opportunities of this new technology as well as the drawbacks. There is definitely more thought required to how we approach this new technology in the classroom. - Marilyn Baldor

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Enjoyed reading Steve's out-of-the-box thinking when it came to supporting learner's in their employment journeys! Thank you to Alexis for highlighting the importance of a respectful academic environment when implementing new ideas.

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Your insight as a prison educator helped me immensely. I enjoyed reading about all of your different ideas and techniques each week. Will definitely be utilizing your "musical" approach to things. It was awesome working with you during this course!
Jacy Freeborn

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You offered a lot of great feedback during the course. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge and responding to my posts.
-Alexis Stewart