It's been a year of significant events for Michelle Taylor, who teaches communications to middle- and high schoolers. She got married, had a baby and learned how to adapt to online teaching, though sometimes, she says, "I'm just like pushing content out without getting that relationship with students." Taylor talked to the Kansas News Service about what she's thinking about as schools plan to go back to in-person instruction, and how the word of the 2020-21 school year is flexibility.

Episode 6 is also the final installment from Season 3 of My Fellow Kansans, which was meant to be an interlude of sorts. But keep an eye on your podcast feed — we might have a bonus episode or two for you as long as the coronavirus sticks around. Discover more stories about the health and well-being of Kansans, their communities and civic life from the Kansas News Service by visiting ksnewsservice.org. 

Listen to all of the My Fellow Kansans: People and the Pandemic episodes by clicking on these links: 
Episode 1: Montella Wimbley, Wichita 
Episode 2: Gabrielle Griffie, Wichita 
Episode 3: Anil Gharmalkar, Oswego 
Episode 4: Ehlaina Hartman, Spearville
Episode 5: Slai Hung, Garden City
Episode 6: Michelle Taylor, Silver Lake
 
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