What makes a teacher credible in the eyes of their students—and how do you build it every day? In this episode of American Classroom, Kim Ellsworth, Emily Asasnovich, and Shalisa Arnold join hosts Jared Taylor and Lindsey Crosland to share powerful, practical strategies for earning and maintaining credibility as an educator. From intentional lesson planning to classroom stewardship and student engagement, they offer real-world insights drawn from both experience and research.
You’ll also learn about the “credibility killers” identified by educator Dave Stuart Jr. and how to turn common challenges into opportunities for growth. Whether you’re new to teaching or a seasoned professional, this conversation will help you reflect, recharge, and recommit to teaching with purpose.
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