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Leader Of Learning Podcast Episode 10: Teacherpreneurs and Amplifying Teachers’ Voices with Valerie Lewis

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Show Notes:

Valerie Lewis @iamvlewis, an award-winning educator and leader, discusses teacher leadership, what it means to be a teacherpreneur, and her involvement in educational movements such as #passthescopeedu and EdObstacles.

Valerie’s Bio:

Valerie Lewis is an educator in the Metro Atlanta area who teaches high school language arts. She is a self-proclaimed educational “disruptor” because the norms and traditions of education just aren’t effective alone. She is a lover of educational technologies, passionate about helping students with special needs, and establishing a rapport with her students.

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#passthescopeedu website 

https://passthescopeedu.wixsite.com/ptsedu

EdObstacles website

http://edu-obstaclecourse.com/

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