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Ex-trainer of NFL/MLB athletes: International Educator: Delivering 21st-Century Education through Fantasy Sports Leagues

Joined March 2022
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My kid wants to draft Alvin Kamara in #SFB12. Because he’s (by far) the highest-ranked guy on the board and he sounds like a chipmunk. Is this worth talking about? 👇
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Shoutout to @LanguageLeagues for doing an incredible job of using Fantasy Sports to make these skills easily digestible for kids! How cool is that???!!!
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Why the old model is dead: Back in the day, if you didn’t have something memorized, it meant a trip to the library. Now, facts are just a Google search away. Yet schools are still focused on memorization when they should have transitioned to mental models years ago. 👇🏼
I’m an excellent communicator. Is that why kids like my class? Absolutely not. It’s because we play fantasy sports.
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Replying to @matt_anza
@matt_anza is one of the best coaches I’ve had in my life. He’s someone who does everything with passion & energy, instilled in me what it means to be mentally & physically tough & so much more that I carry with me to this day. Excited for his next project @LanguageLeagues 💪🔥
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If you play fantasy football and you’ve never heard of Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc, NGMI. 👇
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Fantasy sports are only for degenerates if you don't involve your kids
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Excited to check out @LanguageLeagues ! Created by one of the best coaches I had in @matt_anza . Great teacher that broke down every detail, finding any little edge to improve my game. 🔥😤
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Replying to @matt_anza
@matt_anza was the best coach I had as a highschool athlete. Designing unique plans to help us not only physically, but mentally - which 10 years later, has helped me in ways I never could predict. Im excited to see the positive impact his next project will have @LanguageLeagues
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“He’s disruptive in class.” Kid at home: runs wrestles rides bikes plays chess races scooters practices jiu jitsu builds Lego cities eats healthy food draws treasure maps picks out his own books Kid in class: sits and listens “No kidding.”
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Gonna use my natural ability to connect with strangers and my learned ability to explain complicated concepts to a 5-yo to teach 21st-century skills like communication, collaboration, and critical thinking to underprivileged kids who need it most
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Dear athletes, If you have to tell everyone how good you are, you aren’t that good. Sincerely, Coaches everywhere
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This is Kasumba Dennis. He is a top catcher in Uganda. I am doing what I can to help him get seen by college coaches here in the US. I have more video on him. He is 18 years old. DM me for more info. #Ugandabaseball #baseball #uncommitted #mlb #collegebaseball #Uganda #catcher
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Learning comes from experience, not instruction.
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Being back in school is the third most common nightmare, right behind falling and being chased This is unacceptable. Consider what is being done to children. School is so bad it's nearly as powerful a subconscious force as gravity and bears??!?
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