Thinking about exploring new careers for teachers? These 5 simple steps will help you find the job outside of the classroom that's right for you.
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If you’re applying to curriculum development jobs, you may need to develop a curriculum sample. Learn how with our step by step guide.
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Want to use your teaching skills to start an online course? Learn how to create an online course and get started in 3 simple steps.
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Ready to get alternative jobs for teachers? Click to learn 3 simple ways to leverage your expertise in education and land non-teaching jobs in education.
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Wishing you could explore education careers other than teaching but feeling burned out? Learn how to prevent teacher burnout by making a plan.
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Ready to turn your teaching experience into a thriving business? Click to learn how to start an education business - or grow an existing one - in our 9-week accelerator program.
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Looking for non-teaching jobs in education? There are several roadblocks that can complicate career changes for teachers. Learn how to overcome them.
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Curious about virtual instructional coaching? Click to get our best advice on how to get started with instructional coaching jobs in education.
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Are you struggling with keeping your passion for teaching alive? Click to read our best tips to avoid teacher burnout and stress.
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If you’re looking for a way to stay in education but work home home, then learning how to start teaching online coul be a great fit.
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Ready to finally put self-care for teachers at the top of your priority list? Click to read out best ideas for quick and easy self-care activities you can do in 30 minutes or less!
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Overwhelmed by education job postings for teachers outside the classroom? Click to read our best tips for navigating job postings and applying for jobs for teachers other than teaching.
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I recently had the pleasure of sitting down what Dr. Marquita Blades of POWARRful Teaching Strategies. Marquita has built an inspiring business using key teaching strategies she learned in the classroom. In May, she is hosting the Teach to emPOWARR Conference.
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Teacher burnout can encompass physical, mental, and emotional exhaustion— often all at once. Along with feeling flat-out exhausted, there can be a wide range of feelings that go along with burnout. When I first started feeling burnout, it was accompanied by a large serving of guilt.
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Instead of a luxury, I realized rest was a necessity. I noticed that the nights when I decided to go to bed or read a book instead of burning the midnight oil caused me to wake up refreshed. In the work time I had the next day, I was able to be way more productive.
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When I first left the classroom, I worked as an education consultant for Teaching Channel. I helped to guide the educational content of the videos they created, weighing in on the instructional moves teachers would most benefit from and working with teachers to plan lessons that we would film. It was a great way to see inside so many classrooms while using my teaching expertise in a new way.
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Sometimes teacher burnout gradually builds up over time, other times it sneaks up on you suddenly and knocks you out. But feeling burnout is often a sign that you need to make a change. But how? The first step sounds obvious, but it can be harder than it seems. In order to banish burnout, you have to start by getting clear on what you really want. Follow this five-step process to find clarity and plan your next step.
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If you want a chance to reflect on and share what you’ve learned about teaching, education writing might be for you. By “education writing,” I mean writing blogs or articles about education-related topics.
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Beryl’s journey is a great example of how taking small steps can help us get clearer on our goals. Beryl grew her business step-by-step, using her teaching experience to guide her.
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There are tons of ed tech companies and government officials trying to come up with a plan for how we approach virtual or hybrid education. But who knows what kids need best? Teachers! In the push to innovate education, teachers must always play a core role.
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