
40. Creating Meaningful Learning Experiences with Paul Teske of Education Impact Exchange
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My guest on today’s episode, Paul Teske, is the epitome of following your passions that lead to new learning experiences. His open mind, different way of thinking, and ability to use both his creative and analytical side has provided him with different opportunities in his life. He’s sharing how all of his learning experiences resulted in his current endeavor of being the founder of a consultant group, Education Impact Exchange.
Throughout our conversation, it was clear that one of the things Paul finds most interesting is asking the big questions surrounding education. He believes that learning experiences are everywhere and restructuring or reinventing educational concepts is the key to change. With that idea in mind, he utilizes his abilities of being creative and thinking analytically to enrich his learning experiences and how you can do the same.
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