Professional Development With Mr. Drover
Professional Development With Mr. Drover
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Hello everyone, my name is Conrad Drover, and I’m an Alberta-certified teacher with a passion for learning, growth, and meaningful conversations.
I believe that education and personal development don’t stop at the classroom door—they extend into every aspect of life. That’s why I’m on a journey to connect with interesting, creative, and inspiring professionals from all walks of life, including educators, athletes, artists, entrepreneurs, and industry experts.
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The podcast focuses on education, personal development, athleticism, and well-being, with episodes covering topics such as the emotional and financial challenges of teaching, resilience in sports, and innovative teaching methods. For instance, the discussions in episode #003 with Ben Porter reveal the hidden costs and pressures educators face, while episode #002 with Jessica O'Connell explores the mindset required for success in sports and coaching.
Hello everyone, my name is Conrad Drover, and I’m an Alberta-certified teacher with a passion for learning, growth, and meaningful conversations.
I believe that education and personal development don’t stop at the classroom door—they extend into every aspect of life. That’s why I’m on a journey to connect with interesting, creative, and inspiring professionals from all walks of life, including educators, athletes, artists, entrepreneurs, and industry experts.
Welcome to Season 2 of Professional Development! I
n this premiere episode, I sit down with Constable Brennan Martin and Sergeant Angie Tetley from the Calgary Police Service. In this episode, I pick the officers' minds about all things policing, especially what it takes to be a cop. In this first part, we explore how each of the officers found their ”call to serve” and how sometimes it’s a straight shot, but often it takes multiple attempts in the recruiting process. We discuss the traits the Calgary Police are looking for and how perseverance and honesty are absolute musts.
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