Run it up, they run it back. Run it up, they run it back. Run it up, they run it back. Good Thursday morning. Welcome to Run It Back, Fandall TV. Look at us guys, everyone looks like they got a great night's sleep. We're in good mindsets. Is that, maybe not Chandler, but everyone else looks really, really great. We feeling good? Yes, we're gonna start doing this every morning, I don't care. Stadium Insider, Sean Charania, Chandler P, Lou Will, my name is Michelle and we got a lot of basketball because things are winding down. Everything matters. Everything matters. First up, Timberwolves, Nuggets. This was a big one. Jokic, no surprise here. Leads his team past Minnesota, 116-107. He finished with 41, 11 and seven. Oh, Jamal Murray, 20.6 assist. Anthony Edwards had his 25 and after this one, Mike Malone said that nobody, and I mean nobody can guard Jokic one-on-one. Chandler, you agree? Yeah, that's the most obvious statement ever. Yeah, he's been doing this for years and it really is crazy what he does and look at, we're talking about against Rudy Gobert, most likely the defensive player of the year. And we're talking about the Minnesota Timberwolves who's by far the best defensive team in the NBA. And watching this game, it really was crazy because they're so active, they're flying around, they mix things up a little bit. They started nods, read on them to start the game and it had kind of Rudy Gobert kind of floating and see if he could be more effective, help side. But there's no answer to this, dude. He's too big. He's figured out his angle is so well where you can't put anybody smaller on him because they'll overpower him. You can't put anybody big on him because he comes based on their point guard and can handle the ball and then give him too much space to create for everyone else in that starting lineup. So yeah, there's not one person on the planet that can guard him. Most nights, two people can't guard him because he's so good at seeing the double team coming. He's to get off the ball, to give other guys and his other teammates wide open look.   If you're gonna double team you, triple team me, he's gonna have 15 plus assists. So there's no real recipe besides play physical with him and try and make it as difficult as possible because you look up at the end of the game and the dude is going to get his numbers, he's gonna dominate and there's no real stop in them.  Is there anything to add? Yeah, he's that Tony Cool Coach. Yeah, he's Tony and Kevin Hart and Cedric the Entertainer. Everybody's ballin' up on Yolkage. Kevin Hart, what did Kevin Hart? Anyways, we go down a rabbit hole in Kevin Hart. We're not gonna be Kevin Hart right now. He's a Philly fan, I can't take that seriously anyways. Nuggets are 56 and 24 this season. We all have our opinions on how the West will play out who will go to the finals and all that good stuff. But the question that we can ask is, is this Nuggets team better than the championship team they had together last season, Lou? Absolutely, and they're better because it's basically the same team. So when you have guys that buy into the goal of reaching the championship again and winning the championship again, it's a lot easier for your team to operate. Everybody understands their role on this basketball team. You don't hear any controversy about somebody wanting more touches or asking for trades or any of that. All of these guys have bought into what Coach Mike Malone has put in place for them and they believe in their best player. They believe in Joker. They believe that he's gonna get them to the promised land and it's a total buy-in from top to bottom when you see everything that you get from players on that basketball team from Murray to the KACPs to the Reggie Jacksons, you know, down to the bench and the guys that come in, this team is by far better than they were the last time that we've seen them in a championship run. Yeah, I agree. That's terrifying. And it's simply because it's just another year of knowing their role. Like Michael Porter, you see, he doesn't take as bad of shots anymore. He knows his role. He knows when to take those long threes in transition. He knows when he's hot. He's got a little bit of a longer leash. Peyton Watson, we talked about him a little bit earlier in the season. He's kind of had an up and down and consistent year.  So if you can get that kind of energy on this team that's already so good offensively and you can plug him into certain stints of the game to have them go block shots, to go rebound, to go lock up another team's offensive score, that's gonna be big. And the one thing I didn't like is them downplaying this game.  And last year they had home court. They went 10-1 at home going on to win the championship. And just knowing that every round this year there's not gonna probably be any blowouts. There's not gonna be many sweeps. So it's nice knowing that every single game seven is on your home court. So the downplay of this game to me was, I guess, a ploy because I know both teams really wanted this game because home court advantage and this conference this year when it's so stacked is super important. And the nuggets this year, they're 33 and eight this year at home. They have the best home record in the Western conference. They wanted the one seed and now they put themselves in position to really go get it. Yeah, let's manifest that new tweet. It's hard to downplay when your best player got 40. And your team has 31 assists on shared buckets. So you could say what you wanna say, but they cared about this game. They showed up in the play. And then afterwards they went and Malone says, well, we care more about health than seedings. It's like, what? You just played this dude 40 minutes. You wanted that number one seed net, but they're confident they think they can beat anyone else, but they were gonna win this game. Stop it. I like the idea of just like scare everybody else. The fact that we're talking about them being better than their championship version is a little terrifying. I mean, the Timberwolves were in this game. It wasn't a blowout by any stretch of the imagination. Chandler, does anything that happened last night? And reminder, we still don't have cat, but does anything that happened last night change your opinion of Minnesota? Are they still competitive against this Nuggets team if it comes down to that? Where do you put them? Yeah, if anything, I have even more confidence in Minnesota Timberwolves. I think a lot of people, including me, are sleeping on them just because we haven't seen them do it before. And them and OKC kind of came out of nowhere. And they're one of these teams that have on the rise playing against these older proven teams like the Denver Nuggets. But when you watch them play, and that first half especially, their defense is sweltering. They're so long. And it starts with Rudy Gobert, where he can clog the paint. He changes the whole dynamic of teams offensive when he's down there. Jay McDaniel is an unbelievable wing defender.  So yeah, I love this team. They're deep. They have really, really good role players. They're well coached by Chris Finch. And I do really, really think they are gonna survive in advance, at least to get out of the first round. And then see what happens. But this is a team that is playing also without their second best player. That's a huge hole to fill. And you're talking about a guy like Carl Anthony Towns, who is their stretch for 20, 25 points a game guy. And without him, they kind of still didn't miss a beat. I think to be elite, they need him. And they need to be fully loaded. But they're still a really good team without Carl Anthony Towns. So you gotta give these other guys credit that are playing for them. Nice surprise. Shams, I'm just gonna throw a name out there. And maybe you could educate the world as to who this dude is and why we should know more about him. Tim Connolly. Tim Connolly spent nine years in Denver. He was an architect of that championship team, this Denver Nuggets championship team. And then he goes to Minnesota in 2022. And you look at the top two teams in the Western Conference right now. His old Nuggets and now the Wolves. And Mark, Lori, Alex Rodriguez, they identified him, they targeted him. It was their vision to bring in Tim Connolly to Minnesota in 2022. And they committed really an unforeseen price in Minnesota in that marketplace. Five years, $40 million to bring in one of the best executives in the NBA. Glenn Taylor had to ultimately sign off on that. But it was really Rodriguez and Lori's vision and ambition and drive to bring an executive of that caliber into Minnesota. And they've given him the free reigns to go and transform this Tim Rolves culture that we're seeing now.  Science, Kyle Anderson, free agency, trades for Mike Connolly Jr., trades for Monte Morris. And we know the turbulence that now exists in this war for the Tim Rolves between Glenn Taylor and Alex Rodriguez and Mark Lori. And in all of that, I'm told, Tim Connolly hasn't opt out in his contract after the season. So after year two, it was supposed to line up with this ownership transfer with Alex Rodriguez and Mark Lori taking this team over. But now with what we're seeing playing out between these two sides, I've reported on it. The fact that Glenn Taylor believes that they violated contract and obviously Alex Rodriguez and Mark Lori being firm that they have all the necessary documentations, funding to have complete ownership of this team. There's no sign of this ending here anytime soon. But this is obviously someone the wolves can't afford to lose. And the whole NBA is aware that Tim Connolly in theory could be a free agent and leave the Tim Rolves in theory. But they could also rip his deal up and give him a new extension this off season. Definitely something to keep an eye on. That's crazy. General, even have their own free agency now. Yeah, this is awesome. And also don't forget, remember last year, even us, we were shitting on this trade saying it could go down as one of the worst trades in the history of the NBA. Talking about this, where you go fair trade. So lately Tim Connolly knows more what he's talking about that we do because it seems to be working just fine. I just love the idea that Tim Connolly heard all of everybody. It wasn't just us. It was everybody saying that was possibly the worst trade in the history of all things. And he must have just been, I don't know. Either he's sweating it out or he was sitting back just waiting. Either way, brilliant, brilliant that we have a free agent possibility in the president of NBA teams world. All right, we had another game last night. The Bucks played, of course they don't have Yanis and they won't, playing Orlando. They beat him though, 117.99, Bobby Portis with 39 and five, Dame Lillard with 29 points, Adesis, Paolo Bencaro had 20. And this is now back to back wins for this team after they lost those four straight. Obviously the Yanis Cloud looms, Chandler. But do we feel better, the same? Where are we on Milwaukee? Well, I don't feel better because Yanis' health is up in the air without him on the floor and the playoffs it's going to be tough. Now, can they get by in the first round with whoever they draw if Bobby Portis is playing like this and Dame Lillard's putting up the numbers he's putting up and they're holding teams to 99 points defensively. Yeah, I think they can. I think they can beat whoever gets in that seven spot after the play-in. But no, I think big picture obviously you want Yanis on the floor, you need Yanis on the floor. We talked about yesterday when it's one of those non-contact injuries and I know they're saying everything's good image-wise and the Achilles is all intact but that doesn't just heal overnight. So that is going to take a long time. But when you do have guys like Portis and Connaughton and Crowder and these older guys that can sub in, it's got to be a collective effort. And also Chris Middleton, if Yanis is out, Chris Middleton's got to be in and he's got to be the guy and he's got to be their closer at the end of the games when Dame Lillard is having an off night. So I still have hope for them because again, everyone talks about how good of a season Orlando's have it and right now we'd still take Milwaukee in a series over them right now. It's because of games like last night where they just are way more talented, they're older, they're more experienced and we just believe them more. So the Bucks to me, they're kind of in the same boat as the Phoenix Suns where they're so talented, they have so many players that can go and get buckets and offensively can explode that if they're clicking and they happen to do that for a series, they're going to be a tough out no matter what. Obviously more so with Yanis and the lineup. And there it is Shams Yanis. That's good. I mean, this is obviously going to be a question every single day until we see him back out on a court. Do we have anything update wise for Yanis? Yanis is out the rest of the regular season, the final three games as we expected, he's beginning. He's began yesterday that immediately once he knew it wasn't the Achilles tendon, it is a calf strain. He's beginning around the clock rehab treatment. And so the playoffs are about nine, 10, 11 days away for the Bucks. And there's obviously hope there's, you know, with Yanis, these calf strains, they can be one to two weeks at minimum. But with Yanis, of course, he's superhuman. He's come back from these injuries before way earlier than anyone expected. And so there's obviously going to be that hope that he can do it again. And he's going to do everything he can to try to be out there in game one of the playoffs. And I had someone tell me yesterday, this man will do what he wants and what he feels is right. And even though it is a calf injury, this is something that you don't want to pull again. You don't want to overcompensate. And just on that leg, he's had Achilles tendonitis. He's had a hamstring injury. And now this calf injury. So three injuries over the course of the season on the same leg. We'll see how rehab treatment goes. But he's beginning that process around the clock. It's going to be a lot. I mean, I'm curious from Chandler and Lou's perspective, like, do you guys think he makes it back for game one? Well, listen, these guys are coming back in four weeks from torn MCLs and ACLs. So this should be a three day thing right here. This is nothing. I don't know about ACL, but definitely meniscus. Lou, you know, the calf, the hamstring, these things linger, man, and you can sneeze and you can irritate this thing. So this is something where I'm sure someone's living with him. I'm sure it's, like you said, around the clock, 24-7. But mostly it's just staying off it. So at a time, this is only concern. It's not really on his side with nine, 10 days till the playoff starts. So again, this isn't something with his future is still really bright. He's still got a lot of basketball to play. I don't know if it's worth rushing him back for a first round series, but obviously they know they're a completely different team with him. Can I ask you, like, calf rehab, what is it? Just a lot of machinery, zapping, what are we doing? I think all of this stuff is connected, right? Like it started with his hamstring. And I think sometimes when you're dealing with a hamstring, you're trying to take pressure off of that and you begin to overcompensate and you start bothering with other things. You start bothering with the calf. You start bothering with the killie. So I think some rest, if you give him an opportunity to rest for six to 10 days and get an opportunity to really let everything reset, let his hamstring rest, I think that does him a world of good and it gets him back on his feet. And see the problem is too, yeah, Michelle, it's rest. It's massage, it's ice, it's stem. It's a combination of things. They're probably dry needling it.  But at the same time, how is he also staying in shape when he can't really be on his legs and his feet? So he's probably doing a lot of pull workouts. He's probably doing a lot of stuff on the underwater treadmill, things like that, to where it's not an impact, but he can still get his heart rate up. So when it is healed and somewhat ready to go, he doesn't have to have that whole week, two week period of getting back on shape. This deep in the season though, channel, I think he's all right with his shape, you know? We're what, five, six months in now. He can be our, this is just a long week. This is an all-star weekend. I wouldn't really overreact to it. It is gonna be a little bit, but if this was earlier in the season where he's still working to get himself in tip-top shape, I would have a different opinion. Going into the playoffs, I think he's where he needs to be with his win and his shape. Well, the good news is, Dame Lillard is averaging 32 and eight when Yanis isn't on the court. I guess the question, Lewis, how do you ensure that we can keep that trend going for Lillard, especially until we get Yanis back? And I don't know why I'm saying we, by the way, very odd timing for that. He's gonna play the high clip. You gotta think when Yanis is on the floor, it's just natural to defer to him and try to play through him. If you're Dame Lillard, if you're Chris Middleton, it's just natural. When he's not on the floor, obviously you can be way more aggressive. They can go out there when he's not on the floor, shoot the ball four or five times in a row and nobody would have anything to say or anything. When Yanis is out there, it's quite natural that you're gonna come down the floor up to a three-trips. If you miss a shot, you're gonna look for him. And that's just natural. It's a natural pecking order when you have guys that's so talented in this league, that's had the success and accomplished the things that they had. Yanis is a former MVP. So if you're Dame Lillard, you gotta respect that.  So that's just a natural difference. I don't know how they get this out of him when Yanis is on the floor. The loss for the Magic, by the way, puts them at the five-spot now and they've got games remaining that are against both the Sixers and once again against the Bucks, Chandler. Do you see, I mean, I'm looking at the standing now, how much further do they go? Do they drop? What are you thinking? I mean, yeah, they could definitely drop. They're tied right now with Indiana, same exact record. Yeah, I can see them definitely drop. Those last two games are not easy and both those teams are kind of fighting for position here. So I think either way, no matter where they fall, Cleveland's not gonna be an easy series for them. And if they fall to six, New York's definitely not gonna be an easy series for them. So I think they're gonna try and win these games. I think you want the highest possibility, especially when you're growing a team. You don't wanna teach habits of doing this or you're watching the standings and you're trying to match up with whoever you want. I think if you're Jamal Mosey right now, you're saying, okay, we've had a great year, we're young, we're building something special here. Let's win out, let's go into the postseason as much as a positive vibe as we can and whoever we get, let's go. But yeah, if I'm them, I wanna stay right there in that five seats. I'd rather play Cleveland than the Knicks. Let's move on to Sun's Clippers because I don't even know anymore what's happening here. Sun's at Los Angeles, no Russ, no PG, no Hardin, no Kawhi. What even is that? The big three though for Phoenix, combines for 87 in the win. Devon Booker with 37, Beal 26, Kevin Durant had his 24. You know, they lost the two straight. Honestly, I think it's safe to say they've just never really found it all season long, but it seems to be the overall consensus that because they are veterans and they are superstars, they can still get it together in the playoffs, Chandler. Do you still stick to that theory? I mean, at what point do we not? When they lose in this season, like when they lose four to one to Minnesota and it's just over for them. We said, damn, what could have been with this big three? Like it is crazy, cause I do still feel like they can put games together like they did last night, which again, they played a team where Brandon Boston and Bones Island took 25 plus shots. So like this one you could throw out, it doesn't even count. That wasn't the clippers they played last night, but my thing with them is I've said it all year long, they're so, they're dangerous offensively because they have the pieces and they have proven scores. They have two of the best scores in the league. So I think any given night, yes, they can go off, but I'm starting to lean the other way. It's crazy. Like they haven't put it together. They haven't done this against good teams consistently. It's crazy looking at the record. They're 47 and 33 and they're seven. I feel like usually that's like a home court advantage. So it is a tough break for them that this year when they did form this big three, the Western Conference is deep as I think I've ever seen it. But it's gonna be tough, man, because no matter where they finish seven, eight, they're still gonna have to beat one of these teams, whether it's gonna be the Thunder or the Timberwolves and how the Timberwolves played last night and how they can defend and they can switch and throw different looks at you. That's gonna be hard. And I can tell you, Oklahoma City, I don't care how young they are, they are confident and they can hit you with the array of things too. So I do like them over both of those teams instead of the nuggets, even instead of the clippers. But yeah, I mean, at what point are we just delusional here? And we're running out of time. Think about it, there's two more games. I'm still sitting here saying, oh, they're gonna figure it out. Like no, they're not. I think this is who they are. I just think who they are can play good on a nightly, on any given night. Just, they don't do it on a nightly basis. So confusing. Nothing. Zero. I'm not feeling it. Like again, usually this is the time where you realize, okay, this team is dangerous and they're showing you that they're dangerous. They're showing that they're gonna be one of those teams to reckon with. I just hadn't felt that from this Phoenix science team yet. I don't know if it's a defensive thing or whether they're still trying to figure out who's gonna be the closer, who's gonna be the person that's gonna get the game going, who's gonna take up the slack in the middle of games. It just seems like something is off there and it's not working, especially with how loaded the West is. Usually, if you got two or three good teams in the West, we can look at it and say, yeah, maybe they'll turn it on. But again, they're almost a 51 team in the seventh place. They can't afford it right now. They can't afford to still be trying to figure it out. So I'm just not feeling it. Lou, let's take a look at the Clippers, because before this one, Ty Lou said that Kauai's absence is really of no concern to him. And I wanna believe him, Lou. Should I?  So no concern, maybe that he has a timeline that we don't have and he knows when Kauai be back or the severity of the injury and what Kauai is going through. And that's the reason that he's saying that, but if this is something serious and Kauai's not in the line or come play off time, it should be a concern. It should be something that he's worried about. That's one of two of his best players out of the three guys that he has started and Kauai has been the best player coming out of that start lineup. Originally I said it was Paul George as the season went on, Kauai began to separate himself as the go-to guy on his Clippers basketball team. So him saying that, he has to know something that we don't know. I'm sure Kauai will be back soon with him saying that. Yeah, I hope so, because it'll be a rip-off because we now know that the Clippers and the Mavericks are locked into playing one another in the first round. I love that we can at least start looking at this one, Chandler. I know how you feel about Dallas and we're looking at this Clippers team right now. Early thoughts on this one. I like Dallas, because I am concerned about Kauai. That's funny, I'm wearing the hat, didn't even realize. I know, nice hat. Kauai, I mean, maybe Tyron Lue, obviously he knows something we don't know, like Lue said, if he's not concerned, I think I guess we shouldn't be concerned, but if he's missing games this point of the season, clearly something's bothering him enough to kind of get rest and get him prepared for this series. Now, when you look at the series, there's history here. They've had great series and Luka has absolutely dominated this series. And I just think Dallas is the hottest team right now in the NBA. They've won something like 18 of 20 games or something. They're clicking. Luka and Kyrie have found this balance of offense. They've found these great role players with the trades they made with Gafford and PJ Washington and bringing in guys like Derek Jones on a minimum of that minimum contract. Those guys, those three guys have really helped the balance of this team. They've really helped Luka and everyone knows Luka is not a great defender, not one-on-one defender, but when you have those three guys on the floor, he can now become a solid contributor on the defensive end. He knows how to help. He knows his timing. So that alone has helped this team grow. We talk about how deep they are. They have size now with Cleaver and Powell and Lively. So I've always said this is the deepest best team Luka's had and so it would be hard for me not to take them in this series, how well they're playing, especially right now at this point of season and how well Luka, if listen, if they won five more games this year, Luka Donkic is where I was winning the MVP. It just, they happen to be the five, six seed and they're not in the top like SGA, like Luka. So the things he's doing this year are insane and this is the best team Dallas has moving forward, offensively and defensively. Kyrie Irving seems happy. He's straight ballin'. So I like the Mavs in this series. I loved it for this show. It's Lou versus Chandler. This is also Mavs Clippers. Let's continue on because in the playoffs, if they take away some of the things that make Luka comfortable, if they take away some of the things that Kyrie does that makes him comfortable, who's that third guy on the Dallas Mavericks who can carry you to some wins? Who can make big shots for you? Who can carry you down the stretch? Who's that guy with the Clippers? You can go Terrence Mann. You can go Norman Powell. You can go Russell Westbrook. Oh, and you can go James Harden, by the way. You know, even though he's turned himself into a distributor and he's more concerned with those guys, if he wakes up and decides he wants to put a 30 on those guys' head, it's gonna be trouble for the Dallas Mavericks. And we have a rich history of struggling with the Mavericks. I think this is the year that we put that to bed. And I'm saying we because I'm affiliated. So I'm saying I still like the Clippers in this one. Hey, Lou, let me tell you something. Luca is averaging 34, 10, and nine and a half, bro. There is nobody that can give him something that he hasn't seen before. No, but it's like playing the nuggets. You can't take away what Yolkage does.  Those guys really can't create their own shots, but I'm not, there's nobody that, there's no defense in the world that can stop Luca, let alone Luca. Jump the game up, but that's what I'm saying. But if you jump the game up, as soon as Luca cross half court and you wanna throw doubles at him, you wanna throw traps at him every once in a while, after 18 hours. Then Kyrie is going one-on-one. Right, but listen, now you say we trapping Luca, Kyrie is going one-on-one. Now you're running the junk defense at him, you're swinging the ball to who? Like who's gonna be the guy? Yeah, that can work, that can work in a game or two, but for a series to think that Luca's gonna go 35 and 10 for a series from some of the world's best athletes, some of the best defenders that the game has got to offer, we've co-alented this back in Atlanta. I don't know, who's the third guy? So when he comes down to- He's done it before, and now he's got a better team, he'll do it again. He's done it again or two, other than that, he's gonna need somebody to win him a game in these playoff series. But for sure- Shoms, they should bet, right? Like there should be a good bet between you two. Somehow that we all win. There'll be some side action here, you better believe it. Well, we'll be in LA a lot, we gotta have a dinner, one of them is gonna pick up the tab, how about that? I was gonna say, Shoms and I aren't gonna bet, we just get the prizes from you two. Maybe Fando gets us all four courtside for game one, maybe, I don't know. Wow, you could be my agent. That was quick negotiation from Chandler. He went for the big one there. By the way, is the, Luca not getting more love for MVP? Lou, just simply as Chandler said, cause they're in that five seed rather than higher, is that really what we're looking at? No, I just think, I gotta concede, I just think Joker has separated himself from the pack. So I don't think this is a Luca thing, I don't think this is an SGA thing. I think Joker has been playing at a level that's so high, it really doesn't matter who comes in second place. So I don't think this is a personal thing for Luca. I don't think he's being overlooked. I mean, that is quite the list. Quite the graphic to be a part of there. Shoms, what is the big difference with Luca and Kyrie this season? Cause it really, it just looks like two kids having fun. I think it's simple, it's winning. And I think that builds trust and having a full training camp, having a full season to really acclimate themselves, they, it was rushed, right? Like last year, Kyrie Irving came in, made way through the year, they're trying to find a rhythm. It didn't go as well as anyone on that team, that organization wanted. And the fact that Kyrie Irving for the most part has been able to stay healthy, stay on the floor and produce at this significant level. He's playing at an elite level, like he did last year in Brooklyn, like he has over the course of his career. And I think Luca Dantzic's truly seeing the greatness, the brilliance that we know Kyrie Irving is as a player when he's on the floor and realizing both of them, that in order for this team to win, it starts with them, the chemistry that they build, like that video of Luca Dantzic running from the scores table all the way to the other side of the court to pick Kyrie Irving up last night. Obviously we didn't see that last season, but that just to me, looks like two guys that have built a lot of chemistry over the course of the year. And everyone I talked to around that organization, those two are really close now. Wasn't the case last year because of how quick that turnaround came post-trade, but with that training camp with a full season, these two guys are bonded. These two guys are really close. And I think that chemistry is clearly driven, everything this season for them. I just love it. It's like they're getting the best versions of each other. And that's quite fun to watch as a fan. All right, Shoms, love you, mean it. I'll talk to you a little bit later and we'll all be in LA Monday, bright and early. See you then. You guys very soon. Safe travel, sir. We will take a quick break when we come back. Rudy Gay back on the show. Up there he is. He's ready. He's ready.  Six, oh my, I'm the man. Oh, that's right. He is back. Rudy Gay joins the show right now. Rudy, good morning and up. He's got the shirt off. He's got it. Of course he's got it. Oh, you notice that? We're starting there, by the way. We will get to the NBA at some point, but yeah, you kind of huskies. First to repeat as champs since 2007. Where are you ranking that team all time? That team, man, that team was, man, that's tough. It's tough to say that, but obviously I'm biased, but that was a really impressive run, man. I haven't seen a team that impressive in a long time. This is not my lifetime. I'm not saying before they didn't have it, but that's an impressive team, man. What about 2007, Rudy, when them Gator boys went back to back, that was your lifetime. Oh, here we go. Here we go. I mean, that was, I don't know, I can't, I can't comment on that. I don't know too much about it, but other than that, you know, this D-Con team was pretty good. They called me crazy. Looking at your 05 and 04 teams, you guys had more, I feel like NBA players, that your team was almost more talented than this team this year, no? Yeah, we did. I think that that team did have more talent. I just don't think we had the coercion like they did, like Coach Hurley, you know, and it's crazy to see that nowadays with what's going on with the Porto and NIL, where kids are gonna leave. Coach Hurley found a way to get this team to jail. Look, if you had to put your Mount Rushmore together of you con players and we can do it, let's do a basketball style. We'll do five spots instead of the four. Give me your Mount Rushmore, you con staff. Damn. My Mount Rushmore, I'd say obviously I've had Ray Allen, Rip Hamilton, Kimberg for sure. And this is just based off of you con or... We got the first top three. We got the first top three. I like the three. I'm with you so far. Ah, man. I'd say Cliff Robinson, because he was one of the first ones. You know, you gotta put them up there. That's four, right? Yeah, that's four. He nailed it. Gordon, you got your bass. I'd say, look, look, look, look, look, look. My Mount Rushmore, I will say then Gordon will be five. Then Gordon to me was, he was a killer, especially in college, he was a killer. Kimber was my personal favorite, coming out of UConn and like yourself. But Cardi at Kimber was something to watch at that time. By the way, Ray, it's a complete Ray Allen question, but is there any way Hurley's gonna leave UConn and take this Kentucky job? Are you hearing anything? Man, I hope not. I mean, the thing about it is, you know, obviously, you know, Kentucky can offer them a lot of money, and but you also have to live in Kentucky. So we'll see.   Yeah, that's great. I don't know what you mean. Rudy fits right in. There we go. We just pissed off all of Lexington. Who cares? Moving to the NBA right now. I mean, obviously you play for pop, and why do I always get the Wemby questions? I just want to point out, I did not plan this. It just so happens, Destiny wanted me to do this, but as far as coaches for Wemby, we all talk about how this worked out perfectly, and it wouldn't have been better anywhere else. Do you think that when you see pop coaching Wemby that this was the perfect situation? I'm not sure. I don't know. I don't know what pop, you're getting over there right now. You know, he's a little older now. So, you know, I don't know what's going on. You know, the game has changed a little bit, you know? So I don't know, you know, I haven't been in the locker room or been back, but I know he has the knowledge to help the kid, and obviously he has his guys running away with the rookie of the year, and you know, and also putting up some historic stats. So, you know, it's crazy to see him play. It's crazy just to look at him, but it's also crazy to see him play and be able to move the way he does. I think it's fun because there are lists being put out. Maybe the athletic the other day put out top 20, top 50, whatever. And the fact that they're including a kid that's just barely got here, already on some of these top fill-in-the-blank lists, where would you put him right now if you had to? That gives me all the crazy questions. Don't worry, they have the answer, too. I will put, I'll definitely put him top, top 30 players in the league. Okay. And by the way, and I think next year, he can be as low as top 12. Like, I think he's... I agree, I agree. I said 24 all-stars and plus the back. So he's in the mix right after the 24 all-stars. He's right behind the top 30 as appropriate, yeah. Not bad, not bad. Speaking of all-stars, Rudy, you played with Kawhi Leonard in San Antonio. He's been in and out of the lineup, but now he's played the most game since that 2016-17 season. Now, do the Clippers this year with a healthy Kawhi Leonard have enough to win a championship? I mean, I definitely think they do. They have their leader who is Kawhi, the championship caliber player. If he's on the court, will he be on the court? I think that's internal for them, but I definitely think they have enough. When it comes down to it, play out basketball is totally different than regular season basketball. You're not gonna see those 130-point games between just winning. You might see a couple, but I think when it comes down to it, you have to be able to get a ball to some people and let them do what they do. They have three or four people, maybe five people in that team that can do that. So that's gonna be hard to beat up.  And Jamal Crawford said it's... Wait, what? No, I'm trying to... They got a problem with the people they can give the ball to. I turned it around. You did turn it around. Why would you do that right now? That's like... I'm waiting for the right moment. Gotcha. Perfect. Yeah, so there it is. They're probably gonna play Dallas. That's what's happening. Jamal Crawford has made the argument that Luca and Kairi are the most skilled backcourt ever. Would you agree with that? That's a big statement. Ever? Well... Ever. Yeah. That's just... I wish I had never reached that ring a bit. I didn't say it. My bad, Rudy, go ahead. Ever? Ever, ever? Ever, ever? I don't know, man. I should just take, man. I don't know. Like I said, that's his take. There's a lot of duos out there, but... Scott even did that to Wayne. He's not a guard. That's not a backcourt. That's cool. Well, LeBron and Kairi was a better duo. I mean, LeBron and D-Way. By the way, how about Steph and Clay? Yeah, Steph and Clay. Steph and Clay have been... The point is, for him to say ever, it's a little premature for this duo. That's all I'm trying to say. And they haven't won anything yet. So it's like, you will see, we'll see. By the way, not only have they not won anything, they missed the playoffs last year and now they're the fifth seed this year. So that's a bold statement. That's a very bold statement. But with that, Rudy, do you think the Dallas Mavericks out of all of the talent, all these teams that's putting together the bodies of work this year, do you think the Mavericks give Denver the biggest threat in the West or is it somebody else? Who would you like? I know you touched on the Clippers, but who do you think? I think Dallas does. I think Luca is a matchup problem, man.  So Luca frees up Kyrie to be what he is and what he wants to be, which is a bucket getter. So they have a matchup. And with the trades they made, with Gaffer, Gaffer's playing out of his mind. PJ Washington is knocking down jump shots and playing big on defense. So it's, I think they're definitely a team to watch. They're not a pushover. Not your average five seed, I would say. Rudy, we've been talking all year long about the Warriors. Is this the end of this dynasty?  Is he overall the antics Steve Kerr over it? But they're eight in one in the last nine games and they look to show some promise here and some confidence going to this play-in tournament. It looks like it's going to be against the Lakers. Do they have enough to not only get through the play-in, but to make a run and survive in advance in the first round of playoffs? I will say, playing games are different. Being in the playing for an older team is not ideal. You know, it's not ideal for them to have to, you know, fight that uphill battle like they're going to have to if they want to continue to do these playoffs. Do I think the dynasty is over? I don't know.  You know, to have the Lakers versus the Gold State Warriors in a play-in series is crazy to even think about. And we're getting old fellas, so it is what it is. You know what I'm saying? Start to see that. This is why I love this next question, because y'all are getting old.  And we know what he's averaging, the 26 points, all those good things. Is there a world where you see a fifth title in LA for LeBron? These questions for me? Oh yeah. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Hey listen.  They're going to get married anyway. Just say it. OK. I don't know, man. They have to do a lot of work at free agency for that to happen. You can't depend on a 48 LeBron to lead you to another challenge at this point. I don't think so.  And I mean, it'll be a great end into his career to see him get another one. But it's going to be hard. You're going to have to go into a free agency. You know, there's a lot of big free agents out there or one big free agent that they can get that can help them. But, you know, this year, I don't think so. What do you think is the bigger deal to LeBron? The fact that if he's going for a fifth title or the importance of getting to play at least one season with Brawny, probably an L.A.  Just like any of us with kids, you want to be out there and show him the ropes before you go. So, you know, and I like to see that, to be honest with you. I think people, people, I think he deserves it. He's put enough into this game to be able to play with his son and teach his son before he goes away. I'm like, looking at Chandler and Lou trying to read their faces, like, what do they think about this? I mean, by the way, I think it'd be really, I think it'd be really cool. I just, is he, would he be talking about him if his last name was a James Miley question? But I do think he's got the potential to be a better pro than he was at USC, which obviously is in his favor. And I think it'd be so dope to see him play with LeBron. That'd be awesome. It's definitely, I mean, I've never seen it. I really think the kid can play, man. He can actually play. I don't know if, I don't know if, you know, well, he's also LeBron's son. So people expect him to be, you know, wasn't, you know, LeBron and 03. So 03, 04. And it's not, you know, I don't think any of us basketball players, anybody on this, on this show thought that was going to happen. So it is what it is, man. Just let the kid live his life and live his own, you know, do his own thing. We've got Yolkitch's MVP. We've got SGA's MVP on this show. Who do you have? You gotta answer it. No one will get mad. No, it's like, you can't, you can't deny what Yolkitch has done, what he's been doing for the past couple of years. But to have, to have a number two, three seed in Oklahoma with all the young players, what the average age, I think it was, you know, I think, what was it, North Carolina's team, college team was older than, than Oklahoma Sunday. That's crazy to me. That's crazy to me. That's crazy. And for them to sustain that kind of window percentage over this season, you know, I think, although I love joke, I think you gotta give it to SGA, man, for that, for that matter. Rudy, I appreciate the t-shirt.  What t-shirt? Oh, this one. Yeah, no, that one's going right there. I appreciate it. Thanks so much for your time. This thing, we'll take a quick break. We'll be back. That man has a family.  For everyone here, if that man does have a family, we start with Gary Payton, the second. We get a lot of those. I like that. But by the, is it a foul? There's a lot of body. I like it. That's a foul. Let him play. What are we doing? I don't care. No more fouls for the rest of the season. Oh, we top it. Oh, we off to it. Oh my gosh. That was so good. Arch head. Weasel. Weasel. That one's angry. That one's angry. Yeah. How many times is Kelly Olinic on that side of a dunk? Do we have a tally? A lot, Michelle. A lot. Let's get stats on that, if we could. Thank you. He's also three feet under the rim. I know. How a dunk. Come on, Jackson. I love when Jared Allen does that. Well, you're on a three on one, Jackson. They always tell you don't get buried under the rim, man. You got to get up to the dot. Tommy's interested in me when they had no chance of actually blocking it. Oh. You don't know it in the moment, maybe. I don't know. This body. Yeah, Jackson. Okay. Okay. Bully ball. Oh. Oh, it's a pass call. Okay. Break your face mask. Why don't you? Yeah. Why are you doing all that? All right. Gigi Jackson. Gigi. What a fun story from the season. They get back on Jared Allen. Ooh. Oh, my gosh. Youngest player at the NBA, Gigi Jackson. I mean, he's gotten a lot of attention. Good, great attention. This has been a positive side note, I suppose. Now, this one right here is insane. Oh, my God. Come here. Oh, my God. Cross. Oh. Mike. Oh, my goodness. You know what, too? Brandon Miller loves and his go is Paul George. This highlight looks just like Paul George. Paul George, yeah. That's fun. George Oberbergman, Pacers versus Heath, where he does absolutely yam and bodies him. All right. This next one was a moment, Christian Brown. That is Rudy Gobert. And I said that. Oh, the left. Hey. The left foot left hand is nice. And a bit of a little stare, sort of. Okay. No? I like this one. Do dudes like Rudy Gobert? I can't tell. Talked about this already, Michelle. Don't open this can. No, I know, but I watched in the game last night and I'm like, I don't think anyone wants to.  Keep a stern pot. There you go. Well, maybe someone's watching for the first time today. So the answer is no. Okay, good. I'm just gonna say it. Lou said no. Oh, take a good break. Break coming up some more. Run it back. Lou hates Rudy. Ooh, to the NBA final starts now. New customers on Fandall can go on their own playoff round with 150 bucks in bonus bets. Win or lose with any $5 bet. Use your bets on same game parlays, live bets, championship futures and so much more. There's no better place to bet all the playoff action than America's number one sports book. Just download the app. Get started. Fandall, official sports betting partner of the NBA. Ah, Chandler, where are you and why? I am in Atlanta, Georgia. And I will be on TNT's alternate broadcast night. True TV is part of a Fandall partner doing the bet cast for the double header tonight. Michelle, thanks for asking. The double header. Are you rested and prepared? Do you have do you have interesting things to say? You know, me just just trying to provide for my family and put food on the table. Just working overtime, Michelle. Lou, are you going to host him at all while he's out there? How does this work?  I tried. I tried. He's a he's a busy man. So maybe I'll send some some old catering over. You guys like wings over there. We do. We do. I told Lou, I said, hey, I get off at two a.m.  I don't. Right on time. You get off at two. Is that right? Well, I could be one, depending on this game. Hopefully it doesn't go to, you know, the games you do in studio always go to like double overtime. I'll be there till three a.m. Probably the key to doing that, though, doing studio games is you never say the word over time out loud. You just guaranteed it. We'll see you guys Monday.


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In terms of course design, one would expect that if you're adopting a constructivist theory or approach to learning that you would encourage experiential learning. You would encourage situations where students can interact with new situations, situations that are quote-unquote real-world situations. You can of course simulate them through cases, but the importance of this is that you're not simply telling students what to do. You're encouraging them to discover for themselves, to engage in inquiry in order to be able to make meaning of the experience that they're having, to reflect on the experience and to combine it with past experience in order to be able to come up with a deeper understanding of what they're learning. Although we're learning in an online environment, a lot of the same principles about effective learning will apply as they do to face-to-face learning. I think it's important that we understand that the medium might be different, but the principles are the same. In structuring the online course, you would create opportunities for students to interact with each other, for students to reflect on some of the, say, readings and some of the cases, perhaps, or whatever course materials you might be putting online. So the online environment is an active one. It's not a static one where you simply put materials online and leave it to the student to succeed or not succeed. You have to guide their interaction with those materials. Constructivist theories of learning apply to online course design. I would probably think of that approach as being sort of a supercharged version of the cognitive approach, in that you emphasize even more activities and the idea that the individual is an active participant in the learning experience. Again, for my own personal experience with online courses that really are blended courses, it's challenging to achieve that kind of activity. I mean, I guess I'd do it by getting people to do assignments and things like that, but that would be a tricky goal. I think it would probably be easier to do if you were having a lot more group work and things like that, where you could get people to interact with each other and maybe discover things on their own to some extent. I feel very strongly about constructivism. I am a constructivist. I am a social constructivist in my teaching practice. And so the idea of creating a space, whether it be in class or in particular online, creating a space in which what students bring to the space is valued and a space in which they're allowed or they're given the freedom, the opportunity to collaborate with each other, to inquire of each other and to create and edit and rebuild knowledge and conversation and to construct new knowledge and new artifacts. That's important to me, and in particular within a foreign language setting, a very, shall we call it, Vygotskyan approach in which real language learning cannot happen without a social context. And so because of that now, I am building courses and activities within courses and assessments within courses that allow students to question and to personalize and to invest themselves because it refers back to them. It relates to their own realities. So here is my statement about how this particular grammatical structure works. How does that sound in your life? Constructivist theories of learning are really useful, I would say, in the idea of active learning in general and really important in online course design. One of the central ideas around constructivism as a theory, whether we're talking about it in terms of education or in other areas, is the idea that knowledge is really social. And so a lot of the kind of social interactions around it, the social reinforcement of it, is really central to internalizing new knowledge. And so that idea gets used in course design to suggest that if you have students interacting with each other around the new knowledge, it really helps them to internalize it, to assimilate it, and to be transformed by it in some way, to have it become part of their world view. So that they're given these opportunities not just to reflect on it on their own, but to figure out how to explain it to someone else. And we know from a lot of the research out there that one of the best ways to really reinforce learning is to ask someone to teach something to someone else. And so some of the even face-to-face kinds of methodologies that get used, like peer instruction, are based in this idea. And in the online environment, when you're using this constructivist theory of knowledge or constructivist approach to education, you build those opportunities right into the online learning environments. The online environment is ideal for constructivist approaches because there you're looking at setting a problem where students have to go through a process of discovery to solve the problem. And you've chosen the problem very carefully because it's going to lead to certain kinds of engagement with materials or with the professor or with other students that are going to scaffold a learning experience. And the web, the online environment, is full of resources. I mean, that's if I hear anything from students now, it's why do I have to buy the book or why do I have to learn it's all out there. All right, so let's mine that resource. And that's where the constructivist approach is just perfect for online course design because we're taking all those rich resources and helping students navigate their way through them to achieve specific learning outcomes. And in doing that, we create a very creative space for students, one that's rich with interactions with the professor and with other students and with the content material. And finally, you get the research indicates that you get a deeper understanding and longer retention of materials when you use a constructivist approach to online learning. Because you're getting an interaction with the materials in a different way. And in some ways this isn't new in grade eight, and this is many, many years ago. I did a project on Texas. And I could have read stuff about Texas, but I actually designed a map with some flower and some of these materials you would make something from. And I had to color it and then I had to work with it in an interactive way. And I've never forgotten where I've forgotten many, many other things. And so we're creating the same thing in an online environment, a rich interactive environment where we're actually doing something. It's very much project oriented. And so I think the more instructors can think about all these resources are out there, what learning activities, what problems can I set from a constructivist framework that will bring that together to achieve the learning outcomes that I want. That I think makes a very powerful online environment.


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وأقول في القرآن ما جاءت به آياته فهو الكاريم المنزال وأقول قال الله جل جلاله والمصطف الهدي ولا أتأواله الحمد لله معز من أطاعه والتقاه ومذل من أضع عمره وعصاه أحمده تعالى على جزيل كرمه وما أولاه واشكره على آلائه وما أزداه واشد أن لا إله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له لا رب سواه ما خاب من دعاه ولا يئس مررجاه واشد أن النبينا محمدا عبده ورسوله خير عبد إصطفاه صلى الله عليه وعلى آله وصحبه ومن كان هواه تبعى لهداه أما بعد إخواني في الله إني أحبكم في الله My beloved brothers and sisters I love you all for the sake of Allah سبحانه وتعالى My beloved brothers and sisters تنبه وانتبه Wake up and be alert Be cautious and warn others وتذكروا وذكروا Remember and remind others وعلموا وعلموا Know and teach and educate others أن المعاصية والذنوض خطل على الأبدان والقلوب أحب my beloved brothers and sisters are a danger to our bodies and our hearts The facts that it has on our land The fact that it has on our society والله he sins my beloved brothers and sisters It is It is the reason and it's a cause For Allah the one who knows the unseen to become angry with you How many harms has sins brought to us كم جلبت How many problems has come from من مصائب وحلت بها من متاعب How many calamities How many problems and hardship has come from sins My beloved brothers and sisters How many blessings has been removed from us And how many distress And regret came because of sins that we did الله سبحانه وتعالى He tells us in the Quran He says Anyone who does evil Will be rewarded in accordance to the evil that they did ولا يجد له من دون الله ولي ولا نصيرا And that person will not find anyone give them victory They will not find an ally and someone to support them فالعزو انا my beloved brothers and sisters فالعزة كل العزة انا and all forms of انا Is in what في طاعة الله او بين الله تبارك وتعالى والذلة كل ذلة هميليايشن And all forms of humiliation Is في معصية الله دي صبين الله تبارك وتعالى الله سبحانه وتعالى In Surah Tufatir الله says من كان يريد العزة فلله العزة جميعا If you're looking for And you're seeking To attain honor Then honor is in الله تبارك وتعالى Also الله تبارك وتعالى He says انا الذين يحادون الله ورسوله أولائك في الأذلين The people Who oppose Allah And oppose the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم And dis Obey him By doing sins By committing atrocities By committing crimes أولائك في الأذلين Those are the humiliated ones So you choose Are you looking for honor من كان يريد العزة فلله العزة جميعا فلله العزة جميعا Are you looking for honor Are you looking for respect Then respect and honor will come to you When you do what في طاعة الله when you obey الله تبارك وتعالى وذلة كل ذلة Humiliation and awful forms of humiliation Is في معصية الله دي صبين الله تبارك وتعالى إن الذين يحادون الله ورسوله أولائك في الأذلين You find many youngsters today Youths When you go up to them and you ask them Why are you on the streets Why are you selling drugs for Why are you carrying these weapons He says I need to earn respect and honor He's doing it for Respect He's doing it for honor Yes, there are other reasons why he's doing it But from the reasons why he's doing it Is that he wants to get respect in his neighborhood He wants to get respect in his ends as he puts it Oh youth Oh youngster You have a long life ahead of you There is a long life ahead of you If you're looking for honor If you're looking for respect Then honor the one who created you Honor the one who brought you into existence Honor the one who provides for you and sustains you If you honor him Allah will bring for you Honor من كان يريد العزة فلله العزة جميع Honor is all for Allah It is Allah The honorable one And Allah will give you honor Allah will take care of you By disobeying Allah By selling drugs By disobeying Allah In killing other people Because they came into your neighborhood Is because they came into your turf Or your ends as you put it Then remember إنَّ اللَّدِينَ يُحَادُونَ اللَّهَ وَرَسُولَهَ Those who go against Allah and his messenger أولائك في الأذلين You're going to be humiliated In this world What you're looking for you're not going to get it What are you running after You're running after the dunya You're running after money You're running after women الله سبحانه وتعالى He says من كان يريد العاجلة عجلنا له فيها ما نشاء لمن نريد ثم جعلنا له جهنما يصلها مدموما مدحورا ومن أراد الآخرة وسع لها سعيها وهو مؤمن فولائك كان سعيهم مشكورا The one who's running after this dunya You're on the streets because you want to make money Haram income You're running around and you're doing all of this So you can get a woman You're doing all of this for worldly reasons Whatever whatever is But it's worldly reasons right من كان يريد العاجلة Anyone who's running after this short world الله says من كان يريد العاجلة عجلنا له فيها ما نشاء لمن نريد You're not going to get what you're looking for unless Allah wants you to have it So you're running around Trying to become that one Individual who made it from the street and became a millionaire or etc Who never got in prison You're looking at that one person But you're forgetting the thousands and thousands of people Who died before the age of 30 The thousands who got into prison And are spending the rest of their life in prison You're forgetting all of that You're just looking at that one person At the top Or that person that you know That made it out If you speak to many of these youth 90% of those That I've spoken to They will say to you I'm smart Trust me, I won't get caught I know what I'm doing That's what they all say Brothers and sisters You think the one who is in prison now You think the one that was killed and murdered He didn't think the same They all think the same So you're running after a man كان يريد العزة فلله العزة جميعا أنا is what you're looking for Allah will give it to you If you run after this دنيا only Allah sanctioned and prepared for you Is what you're going to take from it ومن أراد الآخرة But the one who wants to hear after ومن أراد الآخرة وسعالها سعيها وهو مؤمن The one who strives for the hear after He strives for the Yomul قيامة And then he doesn't just strive But he comes with it In a state of iman وهو مؤمن فأولائك كان سعيه مشكورة Your effort is worth it الحسن البصري رحمه الله He was talking about the sinners And Allah forgive us for our sins حسن البصري is talking to my likes And people like me The Usat He said وإن تقطقت بهم البغال وهملجت بهم البرادين فإن دل المعصية لا تفارقوا قلوبهم أب الله إلا أن يذل من عصاة He mentions رحمه الله رحمة واسعة Humiliation will not depart from their faces and their hearts The people who commit sins إن الذين يحادون الله ورسوله أولئك في الأدلين فإن دل المعصية لا تفارقوا قلوبهم Some of the wordings is لا تفارقوا وجوههم أب الله إلا أن يذل من عصاة The humiliation will never depart from their faces They will be humiliated As long as they live in this world And they are committing sins and crimes Going against Allah And his messenger أب الله إلا أن يذل من عصاة Allah refused The Creator of the heavens and the earth He refused سبحانه وتعالى Except to humiliate The ones who commit sins Allah chose that سبحانه وتعالى والله يبقى أبوه and his sisters The smart one الكيس The smart individual The mind The youth Who is really smart It's not the one who knows How to make money on the streets As many of our youngsters think And how to avoid How to avoid the police And get away from them And make sure that I sell And I make money And I know my ways And my methods That's not the smart one The smart one really is The one who what من أرض الله قبل أن يلقاه The one who pleases his Lord Before he meets him Number one Before he meets Allah Before he stands in front of Allah تبارك وتعالى He pleases his Lord The second thing that he does is He exerts effort In making sure that he beautifies His grave before he enters it That's your final home That's where you're going to stay So you exert every effort To make sure that you work Towards beautifying that grave With righteous deeds The third thing is And you pray before you pray The person who does those three You please your Lord الله before you meet him سبحانه وتعالى You beautify your grave With righteous deeds By adhering to Allah تبارك وتعالى And his messenger By following the instruction And what they tell you to do And you pray before You pray on That is the smart slave That is the smart youth That is the smart sister Who does that If you go against Allah And you go against the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم You will be depressed in this world You will feel يعني distress أغني حين It won't stop You'll be humiliated in this world No one will respect you فإن دل المعصية لا تفارق وجوهاهم والله The sins will not depart يعني the humiliation Will not go away from your face أب الله إلا يُدِلَّ من عصاح الله chose سبحانه وتعالى Except to humiliate the one who sins Who commits crimes Allah chose that سبحانه وتعالى The outcome is not pleasant Brothers and sisters Are you going to disobey Allah Let's look at the one who commits زينة Who goes and meets up a woman Goes in a dark room with her Commits زينة with her How long are you going to enjoy yourself Two hours One hour Three hours After that What waits for you What is the punishment that awaits you It's not going to be one or two hours Brothers and sisters That's going to you're going to face It's longer and it's more painful If you don't get punished in this Do you know what awaits you And then hereafter It's very severe brothers and sisters So don't do a small sin That the consequences for it Is very severe وليدالكة From the evil effects of sins Is what قلت التوفق Allah strips from you the ability وفساد الرأي الله تبارك وتعالى Corrupts your opinions And your thought process It gets corrupted People who commit sins Who are committing major sins Who are consistent upon minor sins What happens to them The following قلت التوفق Allah takes the ability away from them Everything they do It just doesn't make It doesn't happen They can't make ends meet Life is hard for them وفساد الرأي Their opinions just does not make sense They can't bring Sharp Strong Rooted ideas They can't وخفاء الحق The truth is hidden from them They just can never get Hold of the truth وفساد القلبي Their hearts become tainted وخمور ذكري وإضاعة الوقت The person يعني The remembrance And the time And all of it gets destroyed ونفرة الخلق The people don't want to be with you They're running away from you They're telling No one wants to be in your presence والوحشة بين العبدي و بين ربه You start feeling loneliness And then A gap is then created Between you and Allah تبارك و تعالى ومنعوا إجابة دعاء Your dua is not accepted You raise your hands You cry You say Oh Allah I am suffering You're not going to be obeyed Your request is not going to be accepted You will not be granted What you're looking for وقسوة لقلب Your heart becomes tainted ثم قست قلوبهم من بعد ذلك فهيك الحجارة أو أشد قسوة In another place Allah says ألم يأني للذين آمنوا أن تخشع قلوبهم لذكر الله وما نزل من الحق ولا يكونوا كالذين أوتوا الكتابة من قبل فطال عليهم الأمد فقصت قلوبهم وكثيروا منهم فاسقون Your heart becomes tainted And once your heart becomes tainted Brothers and sisters Do you know what type of feeling you're going to have It's not pleasant When قسوة لقلب happens to you Your heart dehydrates The same way that the body dehydrates If it doesn't get water The heart when it gets dehydrated And it doesn't get the vicar And the remembrance of Allah The effect that it has on you Is more severe than a person Who's dying from thirst ومحول بركة The baraka is stripped في الريسق والعمري Allah is going to strip from you The baraka in your provision You work all day You're driving You're a taxi driver You start work at 6 or 7 o'clock In the morning And you go home at 9 o'clock You bring wealth to your family 2-3 days There's nothing Allah takes the baraka from your risk Your life You look You sit down one day And you say I've lived in this world For this many years What have I done Baraka has been taken from it Another person who's only lived For 10 years 15 years 20 years has achieved Far greater than you've achieved For your 30, 40, 50 years وحرمان العلم You're prevented from knowledge You go to the circle You can't seek knowledge You go to that book You open it You can't read it For an hour or two The reason all of this is sins Ma'as is in the way Well, yes The person gives up Well, he passes with Dhulli Also You're going to be You're going to be dressed With clothing of humility Wherever you go You're just humiliated You're humiliated By insignificant people You're at work Chris and Michael And Steve Or Samantha And Judy Are humiliating you at work You're a Muslim Amina Aisha Zahra Fatima You've been humiliated at work Well, you pass with Dhulli You're going to be You're dressed With clothes of humiliation You pass with Dhulli here It means brothers This is the way that the clothes Don't leave your body Humility will not leave you It will stick to you وإهانة العدوي وضيقوا الصدري Your enemy Is going to humiliate you وضيقوا الصدري And the tightness of your chest وربتلاقوا بقرناء السؤي You're going to be tested with Close People who are evil الذين يسيدون القلوبة ويضيعون الوقت You're going to be around people Who are going to destroy you وطولوا الهم والغمي وضانكوا المعيشة And you're going to live On one tablet of depression To the other On one tablet of depression To the other فإما يأتي أنك من نهودة فمن تبع هدايا فلا يضل ولا يشقى ومن أعرض عن ذكري فإن له معيشة ضانكة ونحشره يوم القيامة أعمى قال ربلي ما حشرتني أعمى وقد كنت بصيرا قال كذلك أتتك آياتنا فنسيتها وكذلك اليوم تنسى You're going to فإما يأتي أنك من نهودة فمن تبع هدايا If you follow that guidance فلا يضل ولا يشقى What does it mean فلا يضل ولا يشقى ابن عباسني said فلا يضل أي في الدنيا ولا يشقى أي في الآخرة You're not going to be misguided in this world And you're not going to be from the people of the hellfire tomorrow When you pass away and you die ومن أعرضا That's the one who took it The one who took the guidance Who stuck to the guidance Who took the prophet as a role model Lived by the principles of the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم That person who have what فلا يضل في الدنيا ولا يشقى في الآخرة That's what you're going to get ومن أعرضا What about the one who turned away The one who doesn't want to take Allah and his messenger's instruction ومن أعرضا عن ذكري فإن له معيشة أم بنكا You're going to have what طول الهم والغم وضنك المعيشة You're going to live on اكسسيف ديبرشن You're going to live in a hard life in this world ونحشوره يوم القيامة الله says الله will resurrect you يوم القيامة And when he resurrects you سبحانه وتعالى He's going to resurrect you blind That's how you're going to be resurrected Why blind brothers and sisters Because the truth came to you You recognize the truth يعرفونهم كما يعرفون أبناءهم You recognize the truth The way that you recognize your own children And so guess what brothers and sisters You chose to blind yourself from the truth You chose to ignore the truth You chose to dismiss the truth So يوم القيامة There's no other way you should be dealt with Except to be made blind So you're going to come out blind You can't see And then the person will say Why am I blind When I used to see in the dunya I used to have eyes Why am I blind now The response that will be given to them is what Did the truth not come to you Did the haq not reach you Did you not recognize the truth Then did you not then consciously Choose to ignore it and dismiss it The truth came to you You recognized it You knew it The proof was established on you And you chose to not follow it For whatever reason You chose to not follow it You've ignored it You showed arrogance But you recognized it وَجَحَدُوا بِهَا وَسْتَيقَنَتَهَا أَنْفُسُمْ ضُلْمَ وَعُلُوَّا فَنْضُرْ كَيْفَ كَيْفَ كَانَ عَقِبَةُ بَارِيْمِينَ The truth came to you You recognized it You knew it And you chose to not follow it Like فرعون did He recognized the truth He understood it But he chose not to follow it موسى when he came to فرعون What did he say to فرعون He said نبي الله موسى said to him You know فرعون This truth I'm coming with This message I've been given That I've been burdened with I know and you know It's the truth from Allah You know Allah تعالى gave me this message You know Allah Instructed me to convey it You know all of this You know that the Lord of the heavens and the earth Is the one who gave me this message But you are stubborn And you are arrogant And you are hard headed You choose not to follow the truth Before that The ayah Before that What did Allah say Allah says وَلَقَدْ آتَيْنَا Allah says We have given We presented We gave We gave We gave them seven signs From those signs was يعني الله gave سبحانه وتعالى The sign of the Prophet النبي الله موسى حان The stick يعني وَنَزَعَ يَدَهُ فَاِدَهِ يَبَيْضَا أُلْلِ النَّاظِرِينِ يَوْ فَأَلْقَ عَصَهُ فَاِدَهِ يَتْثُعُبَانُ مُبِينِ وَنَزَعَ يَدَهُ فَاِدَهِ يَبَيْضَا أُلْلِ النَّاظِرِينِ يعني this one مُعجزات الله gave them سبحانه وتعالى also he chose to not follow it that's the case with many people brothers and sisters and that's those those people are they going to live a good life no are they going to live a happy life no الله they're not they can have the whole entire world placed in front of them الله تعالى is going to put them through hardship brothers and sisters don't idealize these people والله from the apparent they show to you that they are happy they show you they've got everything والله they don't if you have little in this dunya والله if you have little if you have little in this dunya you possess very small things in this dunya but you are strongly connected with الله سبحانه وتعالى and you are bonded with him سبحانه وتعالى you have a good relationship with your Lord الله سبحانه وتعالى you will live tranquility you will live happiness الله promised us من عملة صالحة من ذكرين أو أولتها وهو مؤمن فلا نحيانه حياتا طيبة ولا نجزي أنه أجرهم بأحساني ما كان يحضلون الله is going to give you good life in this world you're going to live a nice life you might even have little you're going to have happiness if الله gives you the dunya and you have a good relationship with الله تعالى وتعالى is going to you're also going to live a good life the most important thing is that you have a good relationship with الله whether you have a Lord in this dunya or not doesn't matter your relationship with الله has to be strong this dunya does not mean anything to الله تعالى hence why did disbelief has happened الله سبحانه وتعالى ولولا أن يكون الناس أمة واحدة لجعنا لما يكفر بالرحمن ليبويتهم سقفا من فضه وما عارج عليها يظهرون وليبويتهم أبوابا وصررا عليها يتكيون وزخروفا وإن كل ذلك لما متاعوا الحياة الدنيا والأخرة عند ربك للمتقين أخرة يسفه للمتقين أخرة is for the pious people أخرة is for أهل الخير أهل الطاع لكن الدنيا الله يعطيها to what the disbeliever الله يعطيها to the believer الله يعطيها to the criminal الله يعطيها to the righteous the dunya is given to everybody and الله giving you this dunya has no it does not indicate by الله giving this dunya to you does not show it any way shape or form that الله loves you but it does you find a muslim today who's been trying to have children for so long he hasn't been having he's not been having it he's muslim but then you see michael or chris or steve ten kids 20 kids they've been having it this muslim has been running around to get money in this dunya he hasn't got it you see steve rich he's buying one house after the other the giving of this dunya is not an indication of righteousness or not لكن آخره يوم القيامة is only for the righteous people and that's what matters that's what matters brothers and sisters والله what we're seeing around the world today and the atrocities and the crimes that are happening around the world and the problems that we see are happening it's what we are doing it's the sins that we are committing I am the rahman today because of the sins I'm committing it's contributing to the problems around the world that's a reality I have to accept that my sins my يعني يعني disabedness of Allah is affecting is having an effect on this dunya brothers and sisters pondr here الله is not oppressing the muslims the ones who are suffering around the world الله is not but there's a سنة of الله تباركه تعالى that doesn't change لا تتبدل ولا تتغير وليس سنة the corruption has become a pirate on this earth and also on the sea why بما كسبت اي دم ناسي بسبب الناس and we're doing a lot of sins right we're committing a lot of crimes we're disobeying Allah but Allah is not giving us all of the punishments for every sin that we do He's doing ليوذيقهم بعض اللذي عملوا some of the crimes that we committed if he did punish us for every crime that we did والله he brothers and sisters we will see worse than what we're seeing now I have to accept here today to every single one of you that I am playing a role in the harm that is being caused to our muslims around the world هذا حق لأميرية فيه when I see an adhissabay Allah تباركه تعالى this is what happens ظهر الفزاد وفي البر والبحري بما كسبت اي دم ناس if I say no that's not the case no that's not the case then I am saying Allah is unjustly oppressing these people I didn't do anything wrong Allah is just choosing to punish them and we can never say that الله الله تباركه تعالى it's also you trying to say I'm perfect I didn't do anything wrong you're getting upset when someone says to you you are committing sins and it's affecting your muslims around the world you'll say no you don't want to accept that you're committing sins where at a time when people don't feel they don't want to accept their own shortcomings and their mistakes look at the Quran how many places الله تباركه تعالى mentions this concept of your sins others affected from it the sahabas when they looked at themselves صحابة رسول الله these are the sahabas brothers and sisters look what Allah تباركه تعالى said about them in the Quran this is the Quran brothers and sisters الله سبحانه وتعالى he said about them صحابة this is noble companions they said the sahabas they said متى نصر الله when is the victory of Allah gonna come for us where is the victory they said نبي الله محمد is our prophet he's our leader he's the one who's governing us and controlling our affairs we are believers of him قلتم انهده where did this come to us from why are we suffering for why are we going through problems have we not believed in the prophet are we not his companions are we not his followers are we not adhering to his path عليه الصلاة والسلام انهده why is this happening to us look what Allah said to them قل هو من انفوسكم how this is happening is because of you guys if that was said to the sahabas who are externally and internally pious than what do you think today when it's me and you brothers and sisters that's what you have to answer قل هو من انفوسكم this is from yourselves the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم رقم لي سلينة حريث to show you the evil effects that sins have and that what we do brings and creates atrocities and crimes on this earth الله تمركه تعالى he says يا معشرة المهاجرينة مهاجرين those who migrated did you talk to the مهاجرين خمس خصال اذا بتوليتم بهنة وعودوا بالله انتو دريكونا five things that if you're tested with and I see refuge in Allah that this is it happens to you guys this takes place on you guys لم تظهر الفاحشة في قوم قط there is no way people who come out openly committing sins and disobeying الله تباركه تعالى حتى يعلنوا بها إلا فشا فيه مطاعون والأوجاع التي لم تكن في أسلا فيه من الذين مضوء who go out there and commit crimes and disobeying الله تباركه تعالى and commit sins openly what will happen إلا فشا فيه مطاعون الله will spread amongst them plagues COVID-19 sins will start to we do sins we commit crimes الله will bring viruses that we've never heard of killing people الطاعون والأوجاع poverty الله will bring it سبحانه وتعالى التي لم تكن في أسلا فيه من الذين مضوء these type of illnesses have never been heard of new illnesses COVID-19 does this hadith not show us 1400 something years ago in the prophecy ولم ينقص المكيالة والميزانة so the first one is that the people go commit zina the first hadith was talking about لما تضحى للفاحشة فاحشة هي من زنا زنا spreads brothers and sisters imagine this today committing zina is the norms if you say I'm a virgin wow really are you all right you couldn't find a partner zina is the norms and being a virgin it's crazy are you are you fine is everything all right who stopped you from it you can't find the right person people are shocked when a person says I'm a virgin إنه اللي اللي وإنه اللي فشا spread والله it spread around the world the assault and the default position right now at this moment is zina a boy meets a girl let's before you know before we get married let's try things out let's try these little things out I need to know who I'm getting myself in with the scale is like yes fine okay let's four or five years they're doing zina zina and then after that she's like or he's like oh I don't want to get married to you إنه اللي اللي وإنه اللي that's the norms by the way what I'm saying right now a group of people are looking at and saying isn't that fine is that not normal إنه اللي اللي وإنه اللي راجع والله that's not normal والله that's not normal إذن لم تظهر الفاحشة توفي قوم in zina does not spread amongst the people and they go out and they do out in the open إلا فشا فيه مطاعون والأوجع الله تبارك وتعالي is going to be in plagues plagues are going to come we're going to see viruses from right left center والأوجع الله is going to bring poverty continents are going to suffer countries are not going to have anything to eat and they're going to hear about all of these that's coming اللي لم تكن في أسلافهم والله دينا مملك إلنسي that didn't exist who knew about AIDS before who knew about HIV but when human beings wouldn't stop committing zina الله أبو إلنسي for them إلنسي one after the other sexual transmitted disease STD قاينورية HIV AIDS all of it humans instead of stopping the zina what do they say no let's take condom إِنَّا لِيْ اللَّهِ وَإِنَّا is that how الله says وَلَقَدْ أَخَدْنَا هُمْ بِالْعَدَابِ الله says we punish punishment for them to make them repent وَلَقَدْ أَخَدْنَا هُمْ بِالْعَدَابِ فَمَستَكَانُ وَلِيْ رَبِّي وَمَا يَتَرْضَرَعُونَ they don't humble themselves for Allah they don't adhere they try to find another loop they try to say okay this STD sexual transmitted disease so what you can't do is just have condom no what you need to do is stop don't commit it وَلَا تَقْرَبُ الزِنَّا إِنَّوْ كَانَ فَحِشَةً stay away from it it's a fahisha so this is what the hadith mentions the second is وَلَمْ يَنْ قُصُلُ المِكَالَ وَالْمِزَانَ the people are not unjust in buying and selling so you go to the market today you want to buy something you say to the guy how much is this he'll say to you this is how much it costs you say is this original you'll say yeah welllahi water bilkab it's original it's you take it you go home you broke you go back to him you say look brother the thing i brought from you and you said it's original here is i brought it from you and this is the problem yeah i don't know are you sure you bought it from me yes i bought it from you no no no i told you the beginning was original you want to buy your products like that وَلَمْ يَنْ قُصُلُ مِكَالَ وَالْمِزَانَ buying and selling trading and businesses إلا أخذوا بسنينة وشدة للمؤونة when the people do that and they start to make that their means and their ways to make money hooks or crooks it doesn't matter i need to make money for my children what is allah gonna bring allah is going to be years of drought allah is going to bring them years of hard allah is going to bring oppressive leaders leaders who are going to blast them leaders that are going to take their rights from them and strip them from what they want leaders that are going to cause them hardship and problems وَلَمْ يَمْنَعُ زَكَاتَ أَمْوَالِهِمْ there is not a people who refuse to give زكات and say i'm not going to give زكات إلا مونع القطرة من السماء the people say i'm not going to pay my زكات you have to pay the cat from your money right they say now i'm not going to pay it you know i spoke to my sheikh and my sheikh said i don't need to pay it i don't need to pay it قيلة وقال get out the hadith says وَلَمْ يَمْنَعُ زَكَاتَ أَمْوَالِهِمْ there is not a people who refuse to pay the زكات إلا مونع القطرة من السماء الله is going to prevent the rain from coming down وَلَولَ الْبَهَيْمُ لَمْ يَمْطِرُهِمْ but this little rain that comes out that you see every now and then it's not for you brothers and sisters and myself it's for the animals who haven't committed the crime it's for the goats and it's for the sheeps and it's for the lambs الله sends a little rain for them so they can live ولم ينقذوا أحد الله وعحد رسوله they do not break the covenant of Allah the promise that they made with Allah the first covenant that they made with Allah is what the first covenant that we made وإذا أخذ الله من بني وإذا أخذ ربك من بني آدم من ظهورين وأشهدهم على أفوسهم ألاستو بربكم قالوا بلا شيدنا أنتقول يوم القيامة إنك كنا عن هذا غافلين the first covenant that we took is that الله you are a Lord you are the one who deserves to be worshiped you are the one who should ولم ينقذوا أحد الله وعحد رسوله إلا صلى الله عليه وسلم عدوًا when they break that covenant with Allah that they made and the promise that they made with Allah تبارك وتعالى they break it they start worshipping other than الله تبارك وتعالى they break the promise that they made with the messengers صلى الله عليه وسلم by any airing and following his path عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم إلا صلى الله عليه وسلم عدوًا الله will place over them an enemy من غيرهم an enemy من غيرهم ما سيكلمه فأخذوا بعضه ما فيه ايديهم يأخذوا ما فيه فيهم some of that which is in their hands يأخذوا ألانهم يأخذوا المساعدين يأخذوا المساعدين يأخذوا إسلامية هارتج مانيوسكريبهم هارتجة كل شيء يأخذون من المسلمين أخذوا ألاني أقوم بكم أرى تاريخ با الجبارتي عندما يحدث عن when the British and the French and all that they came into the lands of the Muslims The Colony أحمد شاكير mentions it in his how they took the Muslim heritage they took all of that and they put it in Berlin and Paris and London and Princeton University you find Islamic books in those museums they took it from us they took our lands occupying our lands they taken our minerals our gold our oils are being taken by them why are they doing how are they doing all of that because because the promise that we made with Allah that we're going to worship him and then we're not going to associate partners with him we're doing it we have misguided individuals who are coming and telling the people call on to other than Allah it's only hara no problem ولم ينقضوا عد الله وحد رسولي إلا صلى الله عليه وعليهم عدوان من غيرهم فأخذوا بعض ما في إيديهم they will take what's in their hands ولم تحكم آئمةهم بكتاب الله and their scholars and their leaders do not stop ruling by what Allah sent down and then they take and they accept man-made laws that are inherited from other foreign countries the person says what is our culture you tell him الله these messengers say he's about inner culture we don't do this وما the حديث من شهز وما لم تحكم آئمةهم their leaders do not stop the leaders can be the father the leader can be the leader of the country وما لم تحكم آئمةهم بكتاب الله they refuse to judge by what Allah sent down the book of Allah أفح حكم الجاهلية يبغون ومن أحسنوا من الله يحكم لقوم يؤنون أم لهم شركات شرعوا لهم من دين ما لم يأدن به الله why are they going to take other constitutions why would they take other laws وما لم تحكم آئمةهم بكتاب الله ويتخيروا مما أنزل الله إلا جعل الله بأسهم بينهم الله will place between the people and the mosqueity and hate that's why we're seeing people hating one another people don't want to accept one another as brothers and sisters because they're تحاكم إلى كتاب الله coming back to the book of Allah as the judge he's not being done حاكم المحكم الله says in the ayah فلا وربك لا يؤمنون حتى يحكموا كفي ما شجر بينهم 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There's a narrative out there that millennials and the generations he's behind them are lazy. What do you think of millennials? Coddled and titled? Yes, I think so. Millennials don't get off the couch very often. Millennials don't want jobs. Well that is just bunk. The reason a lot of young people are not doing nearly as well as their parents at this stage is that they're paying huge amounts, much more than their parents ever paid as a proportion of their paychecks for education, higher education or student debt, housing, for rent, healthcare, even transportation. All of these costs have increased faster than inflation and at the same time jobs are not paying that much more. We know that one in ten college graduates are underemployed and by underemployed we mean that they are not spending 40 hours a week doing things that are challenging and taking advantage of their education. One out of twenty are unemployed. In the post-World War II era we have never seen anything like this. That is, we have always expected that we're going to do better. Individuals and families are going to do better. They're going to be trading upward and their children are expected to do better than they have done and that's been the case. For the first time now we see the pendulum moving in exactly the opposite direction. Today, more than ever before, your chance of getting ahead as a young person is dependent on the parents you have and their income and their wealth. We are on the verge of the largest inter-generation wealth transfer in history. They've got 74 million baby boomers. They've never done so well. I mean they are raking it in. With all of the problems and challenges that young people are facing you've got this extra resource that is going to be going to those small slice of millennials and generation Z's who have wealthy parents and grandparents. If nothing changes, the two tiered society we have right now is going to become even wider in terms of the gap in between the habs and they have nots. One of the most important things is to make college free. The other thing we need to do is make health care cheaper. We've got to have a single payer plan. We also can do a much better job with regard to affordable housing. I just want to give information and analysis that's useful and I want to inspire action and change because we can't go out in the way we are going right now.


This paper compares the impact of climate change on agriculture using process-based, statistical, and integrated assessment models, finding that the inter-method comparison reveals significant differences in yield impacts, with indirect climate effects adjusting yields by between minus 12% and plus 15%, while input substitution and crop switching account for the remaining effects. The IMS generate higher yield impacts than process-based or statistical crop models, with a range of 20% to 40%. This article was authored by Kate Calvin and Karen Fischer-Vander.


9 Crucial Reasons Why Teachers Need a Lesson Plan To have a successful lesson, you have to plan it carefully. Lesson planning is at the heart of being an effective teacher.  A lesson plan is a step-by-step guide which helps teachers in maintaining a standard teaching pattern and does not let the class deviate from the topic. It also provides teachers with learning objectives, quality questions, supplies, and activities.  Some following elements will show us the importance of a lesson plan in teaching English. 1. Prove of Teacher's Creativity. Lesson plan demonstrates the creativity and enthusiasm of the teacher. The lesson plan is a teacher's indispensable material, or maybe say that is a vital weapon of a teacher when teaching an English class. 2. Teach with Higher Level of Confidence. When following a carefully prepared lesson plan, the teacher will teach better, more confident and smoothly, bring much effective in the classes. Materials created by the teacher are often more interesting, more relevant and a welcome change than the course books. 3. Achieve Goals. The lesson plan is built to fit the goals of an English class. It helps to achieve specific learning results corresponding to the initial level of students. The content of a lesson plan will answer the questions whom will I teach? What's the age of level I will teach? What will I teach? How can communicate between teacher and students? 4. Record Your Teaching. The lesson plan is an archival document which systematically recording what the teacher has taught in a whole course. Recording class content will also be used for covering. Preparing a lesson plan can be an additional document for students if the teacher is absent from the classroom on certain days. 5. Show Teaching Path. A lesson plan is created a logical sequence, to show a path of teaching and learning. It helps the teacher can change flexibly in the teaching process. 6. Map of Goals. Lesson plan shows the goals that both teachers and students aim for. The teacher can know whether the class has been successful or needs further improvement. 7. Structure. The lesson plan has the basic platform structures including Engage, Study, Activate to help teacher easily allocate the number of instructions in every lesson. It indicates which parts need to be tailored to each class. For example, teaching kids, under 5 years old, needs many exciting activities, and it is a combination of static and dynamic activities for adults. 8. Classroom Management. A clear lesson plan will help teachers arrange effective teaching time and class management. A great lesson plan also helps teachers use it for new classes in the future. Therefore, the investment in writing a quality lesson plan is essential and useful for teachers. When a plan is ready, the teacher can focus on its implementation and helps the students to maintain focus. 9. Contents of the Lesson. Lesson plans shown to the contents include learner objectives, personal aims, language point, teaching aids, anticipated lesson, toning for each part of the lesson, interaction between teacher to student, student to student or individuals, class level, number of students. Do you want to teach English abroad? After all, a sequenced lesson plan gives many benefits to both the teacher and the students. A good lesson is a vital component of the teaching learning process. A lesson plan is the instructor's roadmap for students learning during class time. The lesson plan is enriched with important suggestions to summary knowledge teaching students. Speak with an ITTT advisor today to put together your personal plan for teaching English abroad. Send us an email or call us toll free at 1-800-490-0531 to speak with an ITTT advisor today.


And now to the Girl Child Development and Non-Profit Organization. The Hillary Grace Foundation says it is important for the government to reduce taxes on sanitary napkins, build modern toilets with clean running water in public schools. It is also asking the government to improve structures in place which will in turn reduce period poverty and enhance proper hygiene during menstruation for the girl child. President Hillary Grace Foundation, Grace Oakwavia-Frantes made this note when her foundation distributed 1000 sanitary parts in clothes to young girls at the Swally Ultra-Modern Market in Yaniguang. She emphasized that organizations aim is to promote activities that are geared towards positive impact on humanity through research and inquiry, training and empowerment programs for underprivileged people. The essence of all of this is to create awareness that there is a problem called period poverty and then the world needs to pay attention to it. And if the world pays attention to it, there will be policy changes as regards taxation of sanitary products and ultimately there will be a reduction in the amount of parts and people will be able to afford it. Because right now a part goes for as high as 2000, 2005. A girl selling the market, selling pure water, she can't buy it. It is only the government that can implement the policy change we are conversing for. So we need them to get involved. We are partnering with Hillary Grace Foundation. We are here to support them. That is their yearly festival. It has been on for six years now. Part should be made free for the girl child. They should not be taxing the parts. They should make it cheap. These are very, very bad now. We are in a very bad situation. So if first you be something that you can't pick anywhere you go. We are here to donate clothes to the kids in Swale market and we are here to give out parts and advise the young girls in personal hygiene and how to take care of yourself. Farm cards personally is known for our service to humanity. And we are here doing what we are known for, to give back to the society.