Ep 10. Beanie Babies

Jackie is ready to make a change and shake things up in season 2, episode 10 of "Schooled" titled "Beanie Babies." As a new teacher in the school, Jackie has faced a lot of pushback and challenges.

However, she's determined to make a difference and inspire her students to reach new heights. In this episode, she decides to take a unique approach to teaching by using Beanie Babies to explain economics. This exciting lesson plan encourages the students to work together in groups and come up with creative ideas to increase the value of their Beanie Babies.

As the episode progresses, the students become increasingly competitive, eager to see which group can come up with the most innovative idea. This competition brings out the best in the students as they work together to create unique strategies to boost their Beanie Babies' value. However, this competition also brings out some unexpected emotions as the teacher and students become emotionally invested in their Beanie Babies.

Aside from the Beanie Babies lesson, the episode also explores relationships of the various characters. Some of the students discover unexpected things about their friends and classmates, while others begin to explore new romantic possibilities. The episode also delves into the relationship between the teachers, including Jackie, Coach Mellor, and Principal Glascott, and how they work together to overcome various challenges throughout the school year.

Overall, "Schooled" season 2, episode 10, is a thrilling and entertaining episode that brings a fresh perspective to teaching economics. The Beanie Baby competition is a fun and exciting way to engage the students and inspire them to think creatively and work together towards a common goal. The episode's exploration of relationships adds depth and emotional resonance to the characters, making their struggles and successes all the more meaningful. "Beanie Babies" is a must-see episode for fans of "Schooled" and anyone looking for a fun, insightful look at the world of teaching.