Episode 18—A Nontraditional Model to Teaching Excellence with Candous Brown

I first discovered Candous Brown, a 11-year-veteran, via Facebook. She was featured on the Chalkbeat Tennessee, an educational news publication. After reading the feature, I immediately reached out to Candous via Facebook, and I am glad that I did. Here are a few takeaways from this interview: 1) Candous is an effective educator, because she thinks outside of the box. 2) Candous is a graduate of Christian Brothers University (I was just accepted into Christian Brothers’s Educational Leadership program), so we are fellow Buccaneers. 3) Candous, similar to myself, did not begin her teaching career through a traditional TEP. 4) Candous is a reflective educator—a key to instructional effectiveness.

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Here is the Chalkbeat article.

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