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#11: How Perfectionism Diminishes Quality Teaching

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A common trait between many professionals in education is perfectionism. But is it actually something that we should be striving for? In this week’s episode, I share why we should help teachers move away from their perfectionistic mindsets and start embracing a "good enough" culture. How does your school define good teaching?

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