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Mark Rogers on Bringing Humanity into the Classroom

Round Rock math teacher Mark Rogers, known for rapping lessons, describes how he entered teaching and the role of humanity in his work with students.

In this video interview, Round Rock, Texas math teacher Mark Rogers describes how he began teaching and the role humanity plays in his work with students.
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I recently had a chance to talk with renowned “rapping” math teacher Mark Rogers from Round Rock, Texas. Rogers shared the story of how he got his start in teaching and discussed the role humanity plays in his day-to-day activities with students. After watching the interview, check out the YouTube video displaying Mark’s creative side in education.

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