
About this episode
You possess so many skills as a teacher that can be used working outside of the classroom. There are companies that find your experience and skills valuable, but it’s just taking the leap, or as my guest would say, pivot. Casey Agena, an education consultant, shares his journey and how working in ed tech can be the right fit for you.
Casey and I have a flowing conversation about a variety of topics regarding the school system, utilizing your skill set, and how working in ed tech allows you to help improve the education system and student learning.
If you're looking to be in education in a different way, consider working in ed tech. You already have the skills and educational language that will make you an asset and valuable for any company. Casey gives advice and shows you how to pivot your career that keep you moving forward.
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