Andrew Heppner by

Andrew Heppner by https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47 Made with a lightning strike of genius en-us 2018-11-12 16:27:48 UTC 2018-12-12 19:07:12 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Apple.png Chapter 1: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303343789 "Tenure is not an iron clad gaurantee of job security" (Ch 1, Pg 4)
- I chose this quote because I have too many conversations with people who think once you're in you're never coming out no matter what you do. That is just not true in the slightest. Tenure is just saying you're a permident teacher at that school. You can still get fired if you choose to do stupid things.

-It changed my thinking because when I was younger, when i heard tenure i always thought it meant you just couldn't be fired. ]]> 2018-11-12 16:29:13 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303343789 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303348651 "Can I excite, motivate and inspire my students?' (Ch 1, Pg 7)
- This was a question asked in the text. I chose this because as a teacher this is a very important question to ask yourself. Students will only learn if they want too. If they're distant or unmotivated and uninterested. It could be next to impossible to teach them anything.

- So as a future educator it will be a priority to keep the kids motivated and interested because a classroom like that is a great learning atmosphere. ]]> 2018-11-12 16:37:56 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303348651 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303351224 "Teachers desire more autonomy and control over their careers, and like all of us, want to be treated with more respect." (Ch 1, Pg 8)
- I selected this quote because as a future teacher, I can tell you if i was a teacher right now with common core, id be real upset. How does some dude in a suit making 200k a year know whats best for the kids in the classroom? When was the last time they were actually in a classroom? Teachers should have control over their cirriuclum because they are the only ones who truly know how those students learn.

- Teachers are the most underpaid and under appreciated professionals in the real world. They are teaching the future of out country. Yet somehow everything they do is "questionable" in others eyes. ]]> 2018-11-12 16:42:32 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303351224 Chapter 2: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303356776 "What does "intelligence" really mean?" (Ch 2, Pg 26)
- I chose this quote because I remember growing up how annoyed I got when it came to that word. At a young age I realized that everyone has their own things they just know more about than others. Just because I couldn't tell you what happened in the river valley civilizations at the beginning of mankind, doesn't mean I don't know the derivative of an exponential equation.

- As a future educator I will make it a priority to judge students based on effort not skill in a specific subject. ]]> 2018-11-12 16:52:08 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303356776 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303364731 "... youth who engage in more outdoor activity report better health and social well being than their peers who spend hours in front of tv and computer screens." (Ch 2, Pg 28)
- Growing up in my neighborhood was a blessing and I didnt even know it. Every day after school on the bus ride home, about 15 of us would be talking about what we were going to do after school every day. As kids, i think we need that fresh air and the running around and our imaginations. I believe it shaped us into the respectful and polite well rounded young adults. Kids now a days are getting more and more disrespectful due to the dehumanization of the video games they play all day long.

- It changed my thinking because now it makes sense. In grade school we would have recess because it promotes learning.

]]> 2018-11-12 17:06:18 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303364731 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303369605 "Intriguing research suggests that learning styles may be as unique as handwriting." (Ch 2, Pg 32)
- This quote stood out to me because of how true that statement is. Growing up, it seemed my teachers in grade schools really didn't take that into consideration too much. An artistic student would learn through pictures and drawing better, me an artistically chalanged student, find it easier to look at my notes and write them down.

- This is a reminder that each kid is an individual. So some teaching methods will work and some wont with every single kid. So its important to take that into consideration when planning a lesson. ]]> 2018-11-12 17:15:32 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303369605 Chapter 3: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303372711 "Although we all like to think of ourselves as fair, our self-deception is deep." (Ch 3, Pg 53)
- I chose this quote because in the school system there is clearly so much we dont see. So many biases and unfair treatment that goes un noticed. Whether its because the teacher is unaware, or they are aware and are just ignorant. As a boy we obviously goofed around a lot more which translated to getting yelled at more. However, the girls have their own version of it and it goes un noticed. So that would effect the atmosphere of the classroom.

- This made me think about me and if I am like that as well. Turns out we all have a chip on our shoulder for some type of person. So i will make sure to be fair. ]]> 2018-11-12 17:21:46 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303372711 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303381137 "A number of theories have emerged to explain why some groups sore in schools while others flounder." (Ch 3 , Pg 63)
-The ability to do well in school depends on so much more than the students willingness. Economic status, race and language barriers can really effect how a student performs. Not only that, but their home life also effects their ability to learn.

- Teachers should be teaching students the same. Their background and home life need to be taken into consideration to create a safe zone for that student. ]]> 2018-11-12 17:36:46 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303381137 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303409413 (Expectation theory)"... As a result they teach these students differently, as a result the students' academic performance suffers." (Ch 3, Pg 64)
- As an answer to this Id just like to point out how unfair and bias this is. Just because the color of their skin or the language they speak shouldn't effect how they are taught. Teachers of all people should know that kids are just kids, regardless of what they have to deal with at home they should be treated the same as the rest of them. If anything the classroom should be the students safe haven.

-Like I said previously, kids need to be taught and treated the same regardless of how we feel about them.

]]> 2018-11-12 18:25:42 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303409413 Chapter 4: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303411489 "Students are pinched into passive roles, following schedules created by others, sitting rather than being active, and responding to teachers questions but seldom asking any of their own." (Ch 4, Pg 84)
- Obviously as a student this stood out to me among other similar lines. Its true, student receive their schedules late August, taking classes they barley talked about with an advisor, sitting through them all year long listening to the teacher teach. Its also true that students rarely ask questions, persoanlly as a learner I NEED too. However, the social norm for the classroom is just the teacher talks and students listen. Thats not a good way to be.

-I believe students need to be involved in able for them to learn. Weather its asking questions or trying to think for themselves, i believe students need to be heard.]]> 2018-11-12 18:30:12 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303411489 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303416256 "As gatekeepers, teachers must dictate who will talk, when, and for how long as well as the basic direction of the communication." (Ch 4, Pg 86)
- I believe as a teacher it is important to keep your students involved. I remember back in grade school when we would do an activity that involved us getting active and involved with the rest of the class in the activity was when i did my best work. Being able to ask questions with more hands on work keep me involved in interested which resulted in better grades.

- The teachers who lecture an frown upon group or partner work are the worst. In order or kids to really understand a lesson, they need to understand it in their language. What better way to do that then let two kids make sense of it together. ]]> 2018-11-12 18:40:22 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303416256 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303419147 (In reference to why kids dropout) "...Classes are too boring, and students feel academically and socially disengaged."
-If we're being honest, middle school years are basically a war zone. Everyones finding out where they fit in, where they belong, whats cool, whats not. This plays a big role with success in academics. The students who tend to feel more comfortable tend to do better for obvious reasons. As well as the boring classes. Some students are more vocal aren't afraid to speak their mind. Realistically what middle schooler REALLY wants to learn about the basics. I even questioned why we couldn't take classes that interested us.

- As a future educator I promise to make sure kids are involved and interested. The lesson could be on river valley situations but I will make sure those kids get laughs and smiles in along with an interest in learning.

]]> 2018-11-12 18:46:26 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303419147 Chapter 5: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303455445 "Lambs time, schools were meant to save souls. Education provided a path the heaven, and reading, writing and moral development was all revolved around the bible." (Ch 5, Pg 114)
- While I don't agree with this for public schools now a days. I do agree with the part that says schools save souls. When I say that I don't mean the same thing they meant back then. I mean that the kids who follow the schools path and stay in school and take their education seriously tend to have better moral development. They learn how to become a part of society and what to do and what not to do. ]]> 2018-11-12 19:57:18 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303455445 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303460801 "Business interests predicted disaster if their labor pools of children were taken away." (Ch 5, Pg 119)
- I chose this one simply because i disagree and dislike this quote. Living in 2018 in America its hard to think of a time when the children were working in factories instead of going to school and having recess etc. When reading the paragraph, its almost upsetting how hard Horace Mann needed to fight to change the fact. ]]> 2018-11-12 20:10:40 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303460801 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303465711 "... So many white women were choosing teaching over motherhood, they were committing 'race suicide'" (Ch 5, Pg 122)
- I chose this quote specifically because teaching is a "women" profession. So many women back then were going to be teachers and giving up on motherhood that President Roosevelt had to make a statement. I find this extremely hard to believe that their were THAT many female teachers not getting married that the president had to make a statement. ]]> 2018-11-12 20:21:12 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303465711 Chapter 6: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303473148 "They claim that blending student-centered philosophies with demanding traditional curriculum actually dilutes learning." (Ch 6, Pg 186)
- I chose this quote because i feel as though it stood out the most. It made me ask myself if thats actually true? Would mixing the two kinds of curriculum together actually dilute the students learning? I do so believe it would because it would be a huge game of stop and go for the kids. Like yes do what you need to do but you have to do it this way. I feel as though it would be a little confusing and intimidating for the kiddos. ]]> 2018-11-12 20:39:07 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/303473148 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307861723 "...Scaffolding, that is, questions, clues, or suggestions that help a student like prior knowledge to the new information." (Ch 6, Pg 171)
- This stood out to me because growing up in grade school I only had the traditional way of teaching. I sat in rows and listened to a teacher lecture for 40 minutes my whole life. I wasn't the best learner when it came to that. Im a hands on and asking questions kind of learner. So after reading this it was an eye opener as to what to be like as a future educator. ]]> 2018-11-26 16:17:51 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307861723 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307866496 "Or in the classroom down the hall where special needs learners make significant progress in a behaviorist-designed classroom" (Ch 6, Pg 170)
- I chose this quote because it stood out to me specifically because of the special education field. I don't think that a behaviorist type classroom would work unless it was a group of special learner students. I believe that is the only setting it would work because those students thrive when it comes to positive reinforcment. When it comes to a normal classroom, if the teaching was just based around that there would be no incentive or no motives to do good. The students would just become stagnent. ]]> 2018-11-26 16:24:38 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307866496 Chapter 7: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307873130 "Unequal school funding results in stark differences." (Ch 7, Pg 183)
-This quote was very short sweet and to the point. What it lacks in words, it makes up for in volume. How is it that just because kids grow up with more money, that means they get a better education. Theres a difference between public and private schools and thats okay. But how is it that two public schools 5 miles apart are polar opposites?
I think all schools should recieve equal or at least similar funding for the sole reason we are educating the future of America.

]]> 2018-11-26 16:34:40 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307873130 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307878384 "Do you believe that literacy is a part of an adequate education? The state of Michigan does not." (Ch 7, Pg 185)
- This quote stood out for obvious reasons. To me, in able to be an "Adequate" citizen you should know how to read. But I guess the state of Michigan doesn't think so and I think thats Bullsh*t.

]]> 2018-11-26 16:42:40 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307878384 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307888094 "The 2008 recession caused most states to make deep cuts to schools budget, often effecting the neediest students."
-This quote also stood out to me for obvious reasons. However, I know that when times are tough and moneys tight some things need to go. But I do NOT agree with cutting things that are there to help the students who need it the most. If a student is struggling and needs more help and is or has been making obvious efforts to do so, I don't think their tutor or whatever it is should be cut. As an athlete I never thought id say this but the 100 new football jerseys every other year can wait a little longer until all the students are getting what they need academically. Grades > Sports]]> 2018-11-26 16:55:11 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307888094 Chapter 8: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307892015 "On the other hand, an attempt to dismiss a teacher because she did not attend church was upheld by the court." (Ch 8 , Pg 216)
-After reading through these couple of paragraphs I almost feel sick to my stomach. So you're telling me a teacher in one state can drink and drive and smoke all the pot they want, while a teacher in another lost her job due to her not attending church? I believe teachers should have more rights and a better support system so things like this dont happen. I know theres the unions etc. However, something needs to change. ]]> 2018-11-26 17:01:00 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307892015 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307896027 "Some students and parents have sued school districts for failing to provide and adequate education." (Ch 8, Pg 220)
-Over the years, being in the school system and around it. Everyone has some crazy story to tell. However, the most irrational way to look at the situation of weather or not a student is being taught the proper information is to look at the teacher. When a teacher or professor is teaching they know they are talking to a very diverse group of kids. Weather its 2 or 200 they are going to teach the material a couple different ways. Its up to the students to do what they need to do to interpret it. Thats called learning. I don't know when we started putting the blame on the most underpaid group of workers in our society. ]]> 2018-11-26 17:07:45 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307896027 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307901720 "...Such bias is clearly illegal; nevertheless still a factor." (Ch 8,Pg 223)
-The fact that schools are able to just not hire someone becuase they are in a union is beyond me. In this day and age you would think society as a whole would agree on the fact that we should hire the best suited person for the job. Not just based on who you know regardless of a union or not.]]> 2018-11-26 17:16:25 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307901720 Chapter 9: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307905673 "Entrepreneurs believe that schools operating like an efficient business can teach students well, reward investors, and turn education into a profit center." (Ch 9, Pg 253)
-I agree with the quote above. I think if schools were all similar in nature and ran efficiently, we would see a higher graduation rate and that means more people becoming effective members of society which in the long run means more money for everyone.]]> 2018-11-26 17:23:06 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307905673 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307912944 "Some charter schools offer teachers more freedom than the traditional neighborhood school, allowing educators to create their own standards and curriculum." (Ch 9, Pg 255)
-I chose this quote because it could be either a good thing or a bad thing. Depending on the teacher and their view of academic standards, they could create an enviroment in which the students are challenged but not to the point they want to give up. The can create the standards on the class as a whole so it will be easier for the students to catch on and learn. On the other hand it could also be a bad thing. The teacher could be there for the sole purpose of the paycheck and not give a damn about the kids at all. Which would just be setting them up for failure in the years to come.]]> 2018-11-26 17:35:02 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307912944 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307917292 "...Minnesota eliminated the requirement that students had to attend the public school closest to their home." (Ch 9, Pg 257)
-I believe this is important because if a student wants to attend a private or different public school, I think they should be able too. Whatever reason it may be I think the student should be allowed to decided where it is that they want to learn. ]]> 2018-11-26 17:42:12 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307917292 Chapter 10: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307940320 "Some of the most powerful curricular lessons taught in school are not to be found in the formal curricular at all." (Ch 10, Pg 279)
-I chose this quote because I think i can speak for every student out there when I say the most important lessons I've learned were not taught on the chalk board. In fact, most of them weren't even taught in the classroom. I believe the most valuable lessons I learned were from a coach or mentor of mine. Wether it was a favorite teacher or favorite coach, the lesson wasn't taught through a lecture ic an tell you that much. ]]> 2018-11-26 18:21:04 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/307940320 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308352476 "...All places where a great deal of learning occurs without tests or grades." (Ch 10, Pg 281)
- I chose this quote specifically because i know what sports did for me growing up. Whether your a music kind of kid, sports kind of or a drama kind of kid. We all know what those palces did for us during those years in grade school. While there may be no tests or quizs. There sure was a lot of homework. Between practices and scrimmages, games and tournaments. We didn't realize the impact those experiences would have on us for a lifetime to come. ]]> 2018-11-27 16:06:05 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308352476 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308357255 "...Fewer topics would be covered, but greater depth and mastery required." (Ch 10, Pg 289)
-Regarding common core I chose this quote for the sole reason that I think its bullsh*t. Why would a musically inclined student have to focus on triginometry and physics when they have absolutly no desire to pursue anything of that nature in the future? Why would we take away the individuality of the students and make them more into just numbers more that we already are? If its change they want, they might want to start looking in the other direction. ]]> 2018-11-27 16:13:17 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308357255 Chapter 11: heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308361886 "The style you select will reflect much about your own teaching philosophy." (Ch 11, Pg 311)
-I chose this quote because classroom management could be the single handedly most important aspect of teaching. In order to actually do your job, the kids need to be focused and engaged. They wont be unless your classroom management is up to speed. ]]> 2018-11-27 16:20:09 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308361886 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308365058 "Technology holds the potential to profoundly reshape education." (Ch 11, Pg 327)
-I do so believe that technology will eventually change education. Right now yeah we have smartboards and labtops etc. I believe that in years to come, students will be able to visit cultures around the world, I believe they will be able to see for themselves how a rocket takes off all via virtual reality. Some day the student will be the master of the knowlage they would like to posess. ]]> 2018-11-27 16:25:01 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308365058 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308367874 "The emphasis is on problem solving and critical thinking not memorizing."(Ch 11, Pg 337)
-I chose this quote because I think that is so important to remember as future educators. During all my years in grade school, we were always so focuses on getting the grades. There was never really and emphasis on critical thinking and problem solving. ]]> 2018-11-27 16:29:23 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308367874 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308376889 2018-11-27 16:42:40 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308376889 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308395726 2018-11-27 17:09:52 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308395726 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308427288 2018-11-27 17:55:58 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308427288 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308856396 2018-11-28 15:54:40 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308856396 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308863371 2018-11-28 16:03:48 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308863371 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308865989 2018-11-28 16:07:35 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308865989 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308866490 2018-11-28 16:08:10 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308866490 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308871443 (No iron clad job security...)]]> 2018-11-28 16:14:34 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308871443 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308872752 2018-11-28 16:16:26 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308872752 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308874566 2018-11-28 16:18:53 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308874566 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308876862 2018-11-28 16:21:46 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308876862 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308878997 2018-11-28 16:24:35 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308878997 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308880340 2018-11-28 16:26:22 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308880340 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308883264 2018-11-28 16:30:46 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308883264 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308887642 2018-11-28 16:37:16 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308887642 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308891089 2018-11-28 16:41:52 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308891089 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308893188 2018-11-28 16:44:27 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308893188 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308893336 2018-11-28 16:44:41 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/308893336 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309084533 2018-11-28 23:08:39 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309084533 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309085234 2018-11-28 23:11:50 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309085234 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309085574 2018-11-28 23:13:35 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309085574 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309829325 2018-11-30 15:50:51 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309829325 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309831355 2018-11-30 15:54:17 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309831355 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309832153 2018-11-30 15:55:39 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309832153 heppneaj01 https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309832947 2018-11-30 15:56:48 UTC https://padlet.com/heppneaj01/9b2fo4ocsj47/wish/309832947