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On Today’s Show…
Episode 2 – Discovering Your Teacher Super-Power
Hey teachers! Welcome back to Teacher Business Buzz, where we dive into daily insights just for educators ready to start an online business. Today, we’re asking: What’s your teacher superpower? Here’s what we covered:
Highlights:
• What is a Teacher Superpower?: Your unique skill or specialized knowledge that comes so naturally to you, you might not even recognize it as a talent. But trust me, it is!
• Think About What Excites You: Which parts of teaching light you up? Is it planning, small group instruction, or working with specific student groups?
• What Do Colleagues Seek Your Help With: Are you the go-to for tech, art lessons, or math strategies? What do other teachers ask you for?
• Wave the Magic Wand Question: If you could teach one topic all day, what would it be and to whom—students, teachers, or even parents?
Why It Matters:
Identifying your superpower is the first step in turning it into an online business. Knowing what you excel at helps you pinpoint who you can serve and the results you can deliver.
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