ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode of Leaving the Classroom, former teacher Jared Speight shares his journey transitioning from teaching to instructional design.
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- Jared's story of transitioning from 14 years in the classroom to an instructional design role due to burnout from COVID.
- Strategies for building an instructional design portfolio through groups, challenges, and independent projects.
- Insights on transferring teaching skills like curiosity, delivering instruction, and empathy to instructional design work.
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