How Much of Who We Are As Adults Is Based On Our Childhood Experiences? Ft. Taby Marin

This week I sat down with my good friend, Taby Marin. Taby currently works as an educator for kids between ages 5 and 6 and is currently pursuing certificates in Childhood education and Sexual health education. We had a great conversation about childhood, family dynamics, and role of education and educators contributing to the societal straight jacket. I hope you all enjoy! 0:00 Basic Intro 0:06 The Big Question, How Much of Who We Are As Adults Is Based On Our Childhood Experiences? 0:10 Childhood themes and The impact of siblings 0:20 Learning Empathy from working with kids 0:35 A self-esteem exercise goes awry 0:40 Re-examining biases 0:50 School as a tool for society’s straight jacket 0:58 The effect of COVID on kids 1:02 Taby Turns the Tables and asks me about my childhood 1:12 Taby talks Hitting Rock Bottom and climbing out of the abyss 1:22 Taby’s closing Remarks

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How Much of Who We Are As Adults Is Based On Our Childhood Experiences? Ft. Taby Marin is an episode from Faces of UBC Podcast by Sam Vila.

This episode is 01:24:51 long.

This episode was published on Feb 8, 2021.

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