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How to Repurpose Lessons for Multiple Preps: 3 Simple Steps to Save Time and Reduce Overwhelm

How to Repurpose Lessons for Multiple Preps: 3 Simple Steps to Save Time and Reduce Overwhelm

Episode 257 Published 1 year, 5 months ago
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In this episode of The Secondary Teacher Podcast, I'm pulling back the curtain on a game-changing strategy for tackling those multiple prep challenges.

If you're feeling the overwhelm of juggling different classes, I've got you covered with three super simple steps to repurpose lessons for different preps.

We're talking about how to find your starting point, brainstorm adaptations, and simplify with systems to save precious time.

Pop into my free Facebook group, Simplify Your Preps Collective, to grab your workbook and join our supportive community.

Let's streamline your prep work and make your teaching life a whole lot easier.

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