OTT 226: Rebel Teaching: An Alliance Educator Breaking Down the Status Quo With Dr. Yen Verhoeven

Are you tired of the same old monotony in education? 

Get ready to have your socks blown off because we will introduce you to Dr. Yen Verhoeven – the fearless leader of rebel teaching and the ultimate status quo disruptor. With her unyielding wit and unparalleled passion for teaching transformation, Dr. Verhoeven is on a mission to revive education from its slumber and breathe new life into classrooms across the globe while showing you new ways to transform your teaching. Buckle up, folks, because this alliance educator will take us on a wild ride toward a future where students are engaged, teachers are empowered, and education is anything but ordinary.

Whether you are a public school teacher from high school to pre-K, you will want to hear what Dr. Verhoeven says. Think of this episode as a rallying call to shake things up in the classroom. Dr. Verhoeven shares the best ways to reach kids taking small steps along the way to make a significant impact on the learning environments for kids. If you consider yourself a rebel teacher, you will LOVE this episode. 

Rebel teachers- Join us. 

Past Rebel Teaching Episodes with Dr. Yen Verhoeven:

OTT 73: Distance Learning, STEM, and Educational Reform

OTT 117: How Do We Start an Educational Rebellion in the Current System?

OTT 161: How to Successfully Use STEM to Teach Social and Emotional Learning

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