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• 4:40 Meeting the Real Rain Man Featured
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• 9:50 Crash Course Video: The Growth of Knowledge Featured
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• 10:38 School Website Featured
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• 00:09 Virtual Tour in the Making Featured

  Here I am caught on camera, giving all my love and enthusiasm to a school campus, student body and staff that I miss so much. Look out for the VIRTUAL TOUR, coming soon! I know, I can't dance, but I got happy feet:-)

  Uploaded Apr 26, 2020 by Tabitha Thigpen
• 3:30 Alumni Promo (Sept 2017)

  Golden Eagles rejoice! The alumni network at K/D is making some power moves. We're on a mission to make our network rival that of any major university and its all to benefit those young one following in our footsteps! Enjoy this first look at some of the new faces and spaces at our old stomping grounds and find out how you can get involved today!
  
  K/D Alumni on a MOVE!
  
  -Brandon
  Alumni Coordinator
  c/o 2007

  Uploaded Sep 16, 2017 by Brandon Sankara to Alumni
• 23:11 The Psychology of Evil- Philip Zimbardo Featured
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• 00:45 Miller

  A short video telling you absolutely nothing about me while saying everything

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• 18:37 The Puzzle of Motivation- Dan Pink Featured
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• 6:13 Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance. Featured

  In her late 20s, Angela Lee Duckworth left a demanding job as a management consultant at McKinsey to teach math in public schools in San Francisco, Philadelphia and New York.
  
  After five years of teaching seventh graders, she went back to grad school to complete her Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, where she is now an assistant professor in the psychology department. Her research subjects include students, West Point cadets, and corporate salespeople, all of whom she studies to determine how "grit" is a better indicator of success than factors such as IQ or family income.
  

  Uploaded Dec 06, 2016 by Tracy Cross