Introducing the concept of teacher leadership and teacherpreneurs as well as helping leaders understand different pathways and communities.

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“Teacherpreneurs bridge two worlds
when they both teach and lead…these
teachers are invested, informed, and
eager to contribute to solutions—
without leaving behind the students
and profession they love.”
CTQ, FAQ for “Teacherpreneurs”

4. Where are other Teacherpreneurs?
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“What does the schedule look like?”

6. My
Schedule
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7:30-10:15 Teacherpreneur
10:51-
12:55 Teaching
1:00-2:30 Planning & ITC
3:00-5:00 Teacherpreneur [Flexible]

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8. When Teachers Thrive, Students Thrive
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Accomplished,
innovative, and
experienced
teachers stay in
the classroom to
directly teach
students.

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So what can YOU do to understand
teacher leadership more?

11. Partner with Current Teacher Leaders
• Follow a teacher on social
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media. Or follow an
educator’s blog.
• Ask to visit the classroom
of a teacher leader you
trust.
• Highlight the work of
teachers & administrators
in district social media,
newsletters, etc.

12. Examine the research on teacher
leadership. See how other districts are
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innovating with hybrid
teacher roles.

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Is teacher leadership really a
movement?

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Get Connected!
Find your communities and engage.
Connect. Contribute. Learn. Lead.

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Thank you for your time!
Please email me with any further
questions or catch me after this
meeting.
bcrowley@hershey.k12.pa.us
@AkaMsCrowley
@MsCsClassroom

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