Episode 21—Why Educators Leave Their Schools with Torrian Timms & Asha Curry

I am joined by Torrian Timms, a first year science instructional coach from Dallas, Texas, and Asha Curry, an 8th grade physical science teacher from Atlanta, Georgia. Both of these effective educators have recently switched schools. As I am in the process of leaving my school, which I taught at for five years, I have noticed a lot of career changes amongst my peers. Join us as we discuss why educators leave their schools, the importance of a strong administrative team, school culture, being the "new kid on the block," and much more. 

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