So you want to be an
So you want
to be an
Edu-preneur?
Edu-preneur?
Turning your passion
into a business or a book
Turning your passion
into a business or a book
Edu-preneur?
Write your awesome label here.
Objectives
Objectives
Define what it means to be an educational entrepreneur and how it differs from traditional teaching roles.
Identify at least three areas of opportunity where educators can transform their expertise into entrepreneurial ventures.
Explore simple business concepts (branding, audience, value, and impact) through fun, accessible examples.
Draft a mini action plan for one edu-preneurial idea they'd like to pursue after the session.
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What Educators Say From
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#highly recommend! | #I know I will use this | #very relatable | #rare gem for early childhood | #love this training!
It is the 1st. time we are getting from a workshop easy resources and that someone tell us some of them of work with some students some others don't. The videos where from PK students and closer to what our students behave. Some of the workshops we have gone to show us videos where everything works. Then, you try it and it doesn't works. Thanks again!
— PreKindergarten Teacher,
donald stewart-school #51
Great presentation, great ideas.
— pre-k Teacher, dr. orlando edreira academ
I could tell Angela was very knowledgeable and a expert in her field, but she still made it attainable for all of us. It was fun and engaging the whole way through.
- teacher, jefferson elementary school
Provide lots of take away strategies
— Speech Language
Pathologist, Nishuane School
lots of good strategies, just took a long time to get there
— para educator K classroom, Ashford Elementary School


