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Ageism in education is a topic that doesn't just deserve attention; it demands it. Enter Tim, a veteran educator whose career began at the tender age of 10 and has since flourished to include founding schools in China and tackling international education challenges. Tim’s story is not just about a career; it’s about resilience, expertise, and the often-overlooked value experienced educators bring to any institution. Our conversation takes a serious look at burnout and the overwhelming responsibilities of administrative roles, emphasizing the need for change in how experience is valued within the educational landscape.
The episode closes with perspectives that reach beyond borders, tackling misconceptions about the U.S. education system and the underestimated skill sets of educators. We discuss international comparisons, often skewed by selective testing practices, and highlight the paradox of public criticism versus high global regard for American schooling. Through it all, we advocate for recognizing educators' invaluable contributions and skills, urging for a cultural shift that honors their dedication and ability to drive meaningful change. Join us as we confront these critical issues and reflect on the potential for a more inclusive and respectful educational future.
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Read the Episode Transcript on the TAUGHT website.
Connect with host Amy Schamberg on LinkedIn
Explore:
- Learn more about the Total Worker Health® approach from NIOSH
- Discover Amy’s wellness workshops, coaching, and consulting at amyschamberg.com
- Check out the book that started it all! Taught: The Very Private Journal of One Bad Teacher by Melissa Lafort — Available on Amazon
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Ageism in education is a topic that doesn't just deserve attention; it demands it. Enter Tim, a veteran educator whose career began at the tender age of 10 and has since flourished to include founding schools in China and tackling international education challenges. Tim’s story is not just about a career; it’s about resilience, expertise, and the often-overlooked value experienced educators bring to any institution. Our conversation takes a serious look at burnout and the overwhelming responsibilities of administrative roles, emphasizing the need for change in how experience is valued within the educational landscape.
The episode closes with perspectives that reach beyond borders, tackling misconceptions about the U.S. education system and the underestimated skill sets of educators. We discuss international comparisons, often skewed by selective testing practices, and highlight the paradox of public criticism versus high global regard for American schooling. Through it all, we advocate for recognizing educators' invaluable contributions and skills, urging for a cultural shift that honors their dedication and ability to drive meaningful change. Join us as we confront these critical issues and reflect on the potential for a more inclusive and respectful educational future.
Support the show
Read the Episode Transcript on the TAUGHT website.
Connect with host Amy Schamberg on LinkedIn
Explore:
- Learn more about the Total Worker Health® approach from NIOSH
- Discover Amy’s wellness workshops, coaching, and consulting at amyschamberg.com
- Check out the book that started it all! Taught: The Very Private Journal of One Bad Teacher by Melissa Lafort — Available on Amazon
Want to Be a Guest on TAUGHT?
We're always looking to elevate expert voices and real solutions. Email [email protected] with your name, title, and a brief description of your perspective or experience in education or workforce wellbeing.
Need Support Right Now?
For immediate mental health resources, visit HealthCentral or connect with a licensed provider in your area.