Educator FI
Financial Independence For Educators
Your career is a valuable resource. Understanding your career parameters, anticipating opportunities, and preparing for your future empowers you to make incredible progress - professionally AND financially.
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I've spent 20 years in public education, in multiple districts, and at all levels. I want my experience to inform your pursuits.
Unfortunately, we’re on the front end of an economic downturn. It will impact state budgets, and therefore educators everywhere need to prepare for a recession. A recession means we are likely to …
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Natural consequences are among the most impactful tools for learning and behavior change. They provide clear and relevant feedback about actions. Unfortunately, natural consequences aren’t always …
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“Is it worth going from teacher to administrator?” I get asked this question often, usually for two distinct reasons. The first is someone who sees the miserable parts of the job and is …
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"Do teachers get paid in the summer?" This is one of the most frequent questions I’m asked about working in education. While simple to answer, it encapsulates some of the intricacy of personal …
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So, you’re ready to become a school principal? Or, maybe it’s just time to switch schools. Either way, creating a strong principal resume is key to realizing your career goals. I’ve reviewed …
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In 2001, I was a new teacher. I got laid off two years in a row. In 2009, I was a new principal and we cut staff by 20%. I wish I'd been better prepared in both cases and want to share what I …
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