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A High School Teacher’s Thoughts About Kids Today – Jonathan Shaw
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A High School Teacher’s Thoughts About Kids Today – Jonathan Shaw

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0:00 – A High School Teacher Speaks Out About Today's Youth
2:46 – Social Media Addiction and the Effects on Children
11:09 – Teen Depression, Anxiety and Mental Health
20:04 – Why Students Are Losing Social Skills
28:44 – Why Teachers Are Afraid to Speak Out
36:00 – Broken Homes, Single Parents and Childhood Development
57:01 – A Teacher's Impact on a Struggling Student
1:01:06 – Spirituality, Religion and Finding Purpose

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