Audio_06_04_2026_10_42_45

Sprekers

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   Hoofdstuk 1: Exciting parties, you get to start almost, you can use that sort of analogy, people start kind of like a village, somewhat smaller, and it's really important to interrelate, get to know everybody, and to get to know you as well, and you work in that collaborative, sort of, smaller context, and then as it grows, you know, to aim to become the city that will finally be, you know, it's full size, and you can remember back at the fact that we set the roots, you know, we started there, and that would build the culture upwards. 299s · Speaker 1

   Exciting parties, you get to start almost, you can use that sort of analogy, people start kind of like a village, somewhat smaller, and it's really important to interrelate, get to know everybody, and to get to know you as well, and you wor…

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   Hoofdstuk 2: You find that the child struggles. 299s · Speaker 2

   You find that the child struggles. So sometimes you have to work with the parents too about can we see the child in front of us rather than the speculative child you would like to have and that can be a difficult conversation. It's so impor…

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   Hoofdstuk 3: Are you a scientist? 301s · Speaker 2

   Are you a scientist? Sorry? Are you a scientist? By training, I guess by training I'm a humanist. English was my first and then I moved into history as well. But my current, I guess, big area of expertise is core, IB core. Diploma core, so …

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   Hoofdstuk 4: So I think one of the greatest dangers is navigating back into their learning. 122s · Speaker 1

   So I think one of the greatest dangers is navigating back into their learning. I think also the ability to resilience and navigating social media and what it means to be, well, what it means to your own identity, like finding your voice and…