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In Episode 14 of Simon Says: Educate!, Ronald and guest Diane Follett explore the concept of inclusive syllabi in education. The episode features Diane's journey, which led her from studying Russian to her enthusiasm for teaching English as a Second Language. They delve into the importance of crafting syllabi that not only inform but also welcome students, creating a sense of belonging and community in the classroom. The discussion highlights the transformative impact of inclusive education and the vital role of personal connections in enhancing the learning experience.
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