Setting off sparks: A constantly creative teacher explains her method
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You probably remember your favourite teacher. If that’s the case, chances are they’re the one who gave you creative freedom and let you express yourself. It could’ve been art, stories, songs; whatever it took to get you feeling inspired, they did it.
For many, that teacher will have been our next guest, Betsy Potash. American, but now based in Budapest, Betsy’s approach to teaching is utterly, unstoppably creative, and she’s given a generation of teachers amazing ideas through her website and podcast, Spark Creativity. The section where Betsy tells us how exactly she got into content creation is utterly staggering.
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