Great educators and school leaders are great because they believe in themselves. That belief gets transferred to students through the embodiment of personal passion and high-quality instruction. But that unique brand of professional self-confidence doesn’t come naturally. It’s a product of lived experience.
Educator, author and entrepreneur Carla Tantillo Philibert has traveled the world helping teachers and staff build professional engagement with focus on personal well-being.
Her programs are designed to give you (and your teams) a framework by which you can use your own lived experience to connect with students, re-engage with your school’s core mission and work, and achieve a more fulfilling career in education.
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