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In this episode of Professional Development, I sit down with Jordan Lawson, a dedicated teacher based in southern Alberta. We explore Jordan’s unique journey into education—from an early interest in dentistry to discovering a true passion for teaching. Jordan reflects on the impact of early academic experiences, the importance of resilience, and how building strong relationships with students shapes a positive classroom culture.
We also dive into the realities of balancing personal life with teaching, the dynamics of coaching diverse teams, and navigating challenges like outcome-based reporting. Throughout our conversation, Jordan emphasizes the value of student ownership, the power of engagement, and the deeper motivations that drive educators to support their students beyond the curriculum.
If you enjoy this episode, be sure to follow, subscribe, and leave a review—it really helps the podcast grow!
By Mr. DroverIn this episode of Professional Development, I sit down with Jordan Lawson, a dedicated teacher based in southern Alberta. We explore Jordan’s unique journey into education—from an early interest in dentistry to discovering a true passion for teaching. Jordan reflects on the impact of early academic experiences, the importance of resilience, and how building strong relationships with students shapes a positive classroom culture.
We also dive into the realities of balancing personal life with teaching, the dynamics of coaching diverse teams, and navigating challenges like outcome-based reporting. Throughout our conversation, Jordan emphasizes the value of student ownership, the power of engagement, and the deeper motivations that drive educators to support their students beyond the curriculum.
If you enjoy this episode, be sure to follow, subscribe, and leave a review—it really helps the podcast grow!