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From Goals to Impact | Episode 7 | The Edu20/20 Podcast #education #teachereducation

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Welcome back to the Edu20/20 Podcast! Courtney Dumas and Shannon Street are back (with a new studio setup, look at us movin' on up in the world 👀).This episode tackles moving toward instructional goals and why so many goals don’t go anywhere: because we don’t break them into the knowledge and skills teachers (and students) actually need.You’ll hear:- Why “busy” isn’t the same as progress- How to reverse-engineer a goal into clear action steps- The 3 pathways that must align to move goals: PD, collaboration, and coaching- How focus and alignment can drive real growth (without the scattershot chaos)Like, subscribe, and follow for more episodes that simplify education (because it’s way too complicated in these teaching streets).#education #podcast #teachingcommunity #teachercertification #teaching #podcastclips #teachingopportunities #teachereducation #onlineeducator #educationjobshttps://www.edutwentytwenty.com

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Welcome back to the Edu20/20 Podcast! Courtney Dumas and Shannon Street are back (with a new studio setup, look at us movin' on up in the world 👀). This episode tackles moving toward instructional goals and why so many goals don’t go anywhere: because we don’t break them into the knowledge and skills teachers (and students) actually need. You’ll hear: - Why “busy” isn’t the same as progress - How to reverse-engineer a goal into clear action steps - The 3 pathways that must align to move goa...

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