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Daughter interviewing her dad on the impact of his mother’s loss and how it contributed into his successful career.
Abhay (15) and his father, Harish (50), discuss his immigration from India to the US.
Some Seniors ’72 had the good fortune of being taught English by Joanne Simmons Smith in our 9th grade year at Albany Jr. High School. In her first year of teaching, we knew her as Mrs. Stripling, and she was...
My mom, Maria Loyola (40) gives me a run down of how her life was like in Mexico and the adversities she faces in the United States.
John Neumann talks with his friend Don O'Brien about growing up in Eastern Washington, on the northern end of the Columbia River, and about his career as an educator. Recorded March 23, 2024
We discussed Bertha’s childhood and growing up in Florida. We then talked about her life as an adult and a teacher. Bertha (76) Ella (16)
Barbi Fisher discusses: her experiences growing up in Albany, GA and attending Dougherty County schools; her 31 years as a classroom teacher in three Dougherty County high schools; and her current work preparing teachers for the classroom.
a discussion between Rebecca Conant and her Mother Roberta. reflecting on Roberta's life and her diagnosis of terminal cancer.