What I Do (and Don't Do) as a Private Practice Teacher
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What I Do (and Don't Do) as a Private Practice Teacher
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In this episode, Rachel Cicioni discusses her experiences and insights as a private practice teacher. She emphasizes the importance of centering students and families in education, building trust, and the flexibility that private practice allows. Through personal anecdotes, she shares lessons learned from her early teaching experiences, the significance of choosing the
right students, and the value of human connection in teaching. Rachel advocates for recognizing teachers as educational experts and highlights the diverse paths available in the teaching profession.
Links and Resources Mentioned In The Episode:
PPT Teacher Directory
Blog Post: What is Private Practice Teaching?
Blog Post: Life as a Self-Employed Teacher
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Gratitude
01:57 Understanding Private Practice Teaching
04:01 Building Trust with Students and Families
06:50 Choosing the Right Students
09:11 Lessons from Early Experiences
10:50 The Importance of Flexibility in Teaching
13:07 Balancing Professionalism and Humanity
14:57 The Value of Private Practice Teaching
17:36 Conclusion and Future Conversations
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