Educator University
Podcast Description
Welcome, I'm Annie and I'm so glad you are here!
🎓 Educator University features interviews that support and empower teachers. Hear from educators, experts, and inspiring voices to fuel your teacher life, both in and out of the classroom.
New episodes every Monday :)
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Content Themes
The show focuses on critical themes relevant to educators, including teacher burnout, AI integration in classrooms, and career transitions. Episodes like 'This Is What Burnout Looks Like (From a Therapist!)' and 'AI in Education? Here’s What Teachers Need to Know (From a Real Engineer)' exemplify the show's goal of providing actionable insights and real-world applications for teachers.
Welcome, I’m Annie and I’m so glad you are here!
🎓 Educator University features interviews that support and empower teachers. Hear from educators, experts, and inspiring voices to fuel your teacher life, both in and out of the classroom.
New episodes every Monday :)
To connect with Danielle, check out her website here: https://authorsonmission.com/
00:00 Why Teachers Should Write
03:07 Beat Self-Doubt
05:59 Find Your Story
08:52 Turn Skills Into Opportunities
11:45 Balance Teaching & Writing
17:10 Final Tips & Resources
In this episode, we explore how teachers can turn their classroom experiences into published books. Guest Danielle Hutchinson, former English teacher and Chief Creative Officer of Authors on a Mission, shares how educators can leverage their stories, insights, and expertise to inspire others and unlock opportunities beyond the classroom
✅ Learn how to turn everyday teaching moments into book-worthy stories
✅ Overcome self-doubt and imposter syndrome as a first-time author
✅ Discover tips for outlining, writing, and publishing your book ✍️
✅ Explore ways to repurpose your book for speaking, social media, and income
✅ Gain practical advice for balancing teaching, writing, and personal growth🎯
What You’ll Learn:
How teachers’ classroom experiences translate into impactful books 💡
Practical strategies to start writing—even with limited time ⏱️
Tips for choosing topics, staying conversational, and connecting with readers 📚
Packed with inspiration and actionable advice, this episode will help educators share their voice, make their stories heard, and open doors to new opportunities beyond the classroom.
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