"Being the one that can change their lives," with Kelsie Lee

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Not Another Teacher Podcast

Martin Malone and Poppy Gibson

28 episodes

9 months ago

Welcome to 'Not Another Teacher Podcast,' where your hosts, Martin and Poppy, add a refreshing twist to what you might expect from, well, another teacher podcast. Dive into the nitty-gritty of teaching life, where we tackle everything that textbooks don't cover – the real ups and downs of the education world. This isn't your typical lecture; it's a candid conversation about the rollercoaster that is teaching, blending humour with heartfelt discussions on mental and physical health challenges teachers face daily. From the absurdity of endless marking to the serious business of setting boundaries and finding your zen amidst chaos, we've got you covered. Join us as we laugh, vent, and maybe even cry a little, all in the name of making it through another school year. So, grab your mug of coffee or tea, kick back, and let's get real about the highs and lows of being in the education trenches. Because, at the end of the day, this is indeed 'Not Another Teacher Podcast'—it's your new go-to spot for a dose of reality and relatability in teaching.

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Self-Improvement

Education

"Being the one that can change their lives," with Kelsie Lee

Not Another Teacher Podcast

31 minutes

1 year ago

"Being the one that can change their lives," with Kelsie Lee

Summary
In this episode, Martin and Poppy interview Kelsie Lee, a recent graduate who is about to start her teacher training.

Kelsie shares her journey from studying primary education to pursuing a career in teaching. She discusses her passion for teaching and her excitement about starting her teacher training in September.

Kelsie also talks about her aspirations beyond teaching, including pursuing a master's degree in educational leadership and management and potentially writing books on teacher CPD and mental health.

She offers advice for students considering a degree in education, emphasizing the importance of asking questions, taking advantage of opportunities, and maintaining a work-life balance.

Takeaways

Passion for teaching and a desire to make a positive impact on students' lives are key motivators for pursuing a career in education.
Teacher training programs vary in structure and duration, but it is important to find a program that offers support and allows for gradual integration into the classroom.
Teaching is not limited to the classroom, and there are opportunities for career growth and exploration in areas such as educational leadership, writing, and lecturing.
Maintaining a work-life balance and prioritizing self-care are crucial for success and well-being as a teacher.
Asking questions, attending guest lectures, and taking advantage of all available opportunities can enhance learning and provide valuable insights into the teaching profession.