EPISODE · Jun 4, 2022 · 18 MIN
Amy Booth
from Classroom Chatter · host Zachary Casto
Amy Booth has taught in public education for 39 years. She is retiring after this school year. In this episode, we discuss some of her favorite memories as an educator and advice to both young and veteran teachers. This was a blast to record, and to listen and learn from a dear friend. If you enjoy this episode, please share this podcast. #ClassroomChatter
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