Reflecting on his teaching career, which began in 2007, Jason DeHart has come up with a few points he’d tell his younger self if he had the opportunity.
“I share them with you not as a recipe for all success but as starting points for a rich journey of growth,” writes DeHart, an assistant professor of reading education at Reich College of Education Appalachian State University, in a July 22 post for Edutopia. Read his advice here.
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