Show Notes
Summary
In this episode, four seniors from the Rumble College program discuss their journey through education and reflect on their experiences at Rundle. They share advice for their junior high selves and highlight the importance of trying new things and making connections. The students also discuss their involvement in clubs and activities outside of the classroom, such as robotics, wrestling, volleyball, and the Rundle College Palm team. They emphasize the supportive and inclusive community at Rundle and the opportunities it provides for personal growth and success.
Takeaways
Take advantage of the opportunities and try new things at school.
Make connections with teachers, staff, and administrators.
Focus on personal growth and well-being, not just grades.
The supportive and inclusive community at Rundle is a key ingredient to its success.
Chapters
00:00 - Introduction and Background
02:24 - Pathways to Learning
06:38 - Involvement in Clubs and Activities
10:15 - Student Wellness and Peer Support
12:58 - Advice for Junior High Self
19:59 - Rundle's Secret Ingredient
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