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Teacherlance Podcast Madison Cornelius
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It is well known that the teaching profession is an underpaying career within the U.S. and globally with high demands to provide for our students alongside criticism from parents and society. Many teachers struggling to pay their bills, pay student loans, provide necessities for their students and families. This podcast is about teachers' journey on becoming a teacher, the struggles of being an educator, side hustles for teachers, why teachers are leaving the profession, and how teachers are coping in the field of education during covid.
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#2 Experiencing Long Term Substitute Burnout, Technology in Education, Free and Reduced Lunch
This segment is was recording during a long term substitute paraeducator burnout. Understanding the struggles are teaching during a global pandemic.
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#1 Life Update & Goals for Teacherlance Tuesdays
Hello, Welcome back to Teacherlance Podcast Tuesdays!
Wow! It has almost been an entire year since the last episode! So much has changed in my personal life, the industry of online English as a Second Language industry, and the goals of this podcast!
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Welcome to the Teacherlance Podcast
Hello! Welcome to Teacherlance Podcast! This podcast introduces the ideologies behind the podcast on sharing the teaching journey of our host Madison. Madison shares her journey on why becoming a teacher is important along with the struggles of becoming a teacher during a global pandemic.
We all know that teaching is one of the most stressful and underpaid professions in the United States. Especially during a global pandemic and a teaching shortage on low salary wages. The goals of the podcast are to share the stories and struggles of teachers, allowing teachers across the globe to not feel alone.
I hope that this podcast inspires other teachers struggling with income on side hustles or alternative methods outside of the classroom to provide for their lifestyles, families, and students.