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Teaching without a degree. Good or bad?
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I’ve been an instructor in schools and nonprofits, but I don’t have a degree in teaching. I’ve studied pedagogy and I can build a mean curriculum. I’ve run classes, workshops, and written instructional guides for students, but I can’t help but feel some imposter syndrome for lack of a teaching degree.
Okay Reddit, what’s your take here?
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