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These are great tips for transferable skills. I do similar episodes on IG but focus on transferring skills to the digital marketing assistant space. As transitioning teachers we have so many similar skills, we just need to lean into what we know and apply to the new job position. Thanks for sharing!
I have a similar teaching background as some of you; I also taught in Asia like Joanne and also was a Math Instructor like Sabrina. There is a bit of confusion here; Before it was advised to not lean on your teaching experience, and here it's more to embrace it. Maybe that was directed at portfolio items created, if this is the case, still, if some of us are transitioning from teaching we have a lot of curriculum we designed that can be used in our portfolios.
Nice clarification! You're right, and a lot of teaching experience is still relevant in the ID field. For landing ID interviews, it's helpful if you can reframe your past experience within in an ID context in both your resume and your portfolio. Thanks for watching!
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Backward design helps me establish relevance and a laser focused steamlined learning experience. a research mindset is needed to to master it.
Backward design can be extremely useful! Thanks for sharing :)
These are great tips for transferable skills. I do similar episodes on IG but focus on transferring skills to the digital marketing assistant space. As transitioning teachers we have so many similar skills, we just need to lean into what we know and apply to the new job position. Thanks for sharing!
Hey Tama, thanks for taking the time to watch!
I have a similar teaching background as some of you; I also taught in Asia like Joanne and also was a Math Instructor like Sabrina.
There is a bit of confusion here; Before it was advised to not lean on your teaching experience, and here it's more to embrace it. Maybe that was directed at portfolio items created, if this is the case, still, if some of us are transitioning from teaching we have a lot of curriculum we designed that can be used in our portfolios.
Nice clarification! You're right, and a lot of teaching experience is still relevant in the ID field. For landing ID interviews, it's helpful if you can reframe your past experience within in an ID context in both your resume and your portfolio. Thanks for watching!