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This document discusses an educator philosophy interview that touches on various topics related to education. It outlines challenges in education such as limited funding and resources. It also discusses common trends like using research and storytelling to teach, as well as differing trends in classroom management and lesson plan flexibility. The interviewees philosophies of education emphasize that every child can learn and teachers can touch lives forever. It concludes that while every teacher is different, new technology trends have emerged, and hard work is critical for teachers.
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