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In this insightful episode, former high school English teacher Charles Fournier shares his journey from rural Wyoming K-12 classrooms to teaching composition at a community college. He opens up about the challenges that drove him out of public schools – book bans, lack of respect, overwhelming stress, and blurred work-life boundaries in small-town life – […]
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In episode 203 of the Teacher Career Coach Podcast, Daphne tackles two pressing questions on every transitioning teacher’s mind: Will AI steal the jobs you’re eyeing outside the classroom? And what do hiring managers really think about candidates using AI for resumes and applications? Drawing from extensive research, conversations with CEOs and recruiters, and insights […]</p...
In this episode of the Teacher Career Coach Podcast, host Daphne Gomez shares raw insights on overcoming overwhelm and guilt while juggling teaching, family, and career transitions. Discover practical productivity strategies tailored for exhausted educators— from naming stressors and reframing self-talk to creating a step-by-step plan for leaving the classroom. Learn how to m...
After ten years in the classroom, Lauren Fulbright loved her students and coworkers but constant stress and burnout took a toll on her mental health. In this episode, she opens up about the moment she knew it was time to leave teaching, the uncertainty that came with starting over, and how she eventually found success […]
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In episode 200 of The Teacher Career Coach Podcast, Daphne debunks common myths about career clarity, such as the idea that you must “follow your passion” or wait for absolute certainty before acting. Instead, she emphasizes the importance of identifying transferable skills, exploring new opportunities through hands-on experiments, and embracing strategic self-reflection. Fro...
