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Mar 2022
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Abeer Shinnawi, M.Ed. (@shinram1) - Chan...

WILL DEYAMPORT, III, ED.D.
About this episode
On this episode, I Zoom in Abeer Shinnawi, M.Ed., and we chat about her work as an educator, curriculum developer, and educational consultant. We also get into the impact she wants to make in education. 
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