What Teachers Can Learn About Leadership and Career Change from The Beastmaster
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Vanessa discusses how the 1982 movie The Beastmaster can provide insights for teachers considering career changes.
Send us Fan Mail What does a 1982 fantasy movie filled with ferrets, bat-people, blue fire, and questionable leather wardrobe choices have to do with leaving teaching? Quite a lot, actually. In this episode of Teachers in Transition, Vanessa uses The Beastmaster as a surprisingly useful map for teacher career transition. Dar begins the movie believing he is on a revenge mission. His home is gone. His identity has been shattered. The people in power have caused real harm, and he has every reas...
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