Teaching With Style (with my teacher friend Megan)

In this episode, I got to hang out with Megan who was one of the first teachers I talked to while researching for The K–12 Educator’s Guidebook. I really like Megan’s story because of her drive to refine her craft. That’s really inspiring to me. She even has a surprise plot twist in her career journey that we talk about.

When I interviewed Megan for the book I wanted to know what resources teachers liked. Megan showed me a book, which would influence how I wrote the K–12 Educator’s Data Guidebook. Or rather, Megan’s relationship with the book influenced me. That’s because I saw how a book that was practical could fit into the tool kit of a highly motivated teacher like Megan.

Listen on to find out what that book was plus a whole lot of practical data tips directly from a teacher in the field.

• If you're reading The K-12 Educator's Data Guidebook, this episode goes great with chapter 4 “Time is the Problem” and chapter 10 “Practical is Personal”
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