If you're like me and just getting started teaching on Outschool these tips are for you! Today I will talk about some of the things I wish I had known before I listed my first Outschool class. Topics include:- getting started- types of classes you can offer- getting comfortable with Zoom- listing your first class APPLY to Outschool:https://outschool.com/teach?signup=true&usid=pYl8KP6Q&utm_campaign=share_invite_link&teacherReferral=true What Should I Teach on Outschool?https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/what-should-i-teach-on-outschool/id1309315159?i=1000476445382 What Should I Teach on Outschool? (listen on YouTube):Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/teacher__michael/ My Website:https://www.teachermichaelonline.com/ 

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5 Tips For NEW Outschool Teachers

Today I sit down with teacher Kasie to talk about teaching with VIPKid, going through Nancy Taylor's "Beyond Teaching ESL Online" course, and what's it's like being an ADD teacher and teaching students with ADD. Kasie's YouTube Channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOERWqnar_jNrZZjdiek__g Kasie on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/teachingadventures_vipkid/ Connect with Michael online:https://www.teachermichaelonline.com/ 

Teachers and Students with ADD

Have you recently started working for a company that requires you to create your own curriculum? If you have and you're having difficulty deciding what you should teach then this is the episode for you!  Today we're going to do a little brainstorming session to help you pinpoint what type of class or classes you can offer.   If you don't already know, Outschool  gives teachers the freedom to offer whatever classes they want in their area of interest. Classes can be in traditional subjects like Math, Science, or English but they can also be more non-traditional such as baking, photography or how to start a YouTube channel.  This is great for so many teachers because it gives you a ton of flexibility in what you can offer but it can be a little overwhelming if you're used to teaching someone else's curriculum.  In this brainstorming session we're going to answer three questions to help you decide what to teach on Outschool (or a similar platform).  The questions are:What do you love doing?What are you good at?What will parents pay for? I'm going to provide some examples of classes that do and do not fit into this framework with the ultimate goal of helping you decide what to teach.  if you'd like to learn more about Outschool or if you'd like to create an account using my referral link, here it is: APPLY TO OUTSCHOOL:https://outschool.com/teach?signup=true&usid=pYl8KP6Q&utm_campaign=share_invite_link&teacherReferral=true Thanks for listening! 

What Should I Teach on Outschool?

Today's conversation is with Allen, a brick and mortar music teacher who recently took his talents to Outschool. In this episode Allen talks about his journey into the world of online teaching and what it's like teaching music on Outschool. He covers the ups, the downs, and everything in between.  Apply to Outschool:Become An Outschool Teacher Teacher Michael's Website (and video editing):www.teachermichaelonline.com Teacher Michael on Instagram:@teacher__michael Allen on Instagram:@vipkid_allenpw

Teaching Music on Outschool

This episode of the Extra Credit podcast will cover everything you need to know to get hired, build a course and start teaching with Outschool! Apply to Outschool: https://outschool.com/teach?signup=true&usid=pYl8KP6Q&utm_campaign=share_invite_link&teacherReferral=true

43: Outschool | Everything You Need to Know to Get Started

Today I speak with Tim aka the Online Teacher Dude. We cover topics related to life as a traveling teacher, diversifying your online teaching business, and creating for YouTube. You can find Tim by searching "Online Teacher Dude" on all the socials.

42. Online Teacher Dude | Travel, Business & YouTube

I turned to the teachers on Instagram and asked them to send in voice memos answering two questions: What is the biggest challenge you're facing as an online teacher? What is the most satisfying part of the job? https://www.instagram.com/teacher__michael/

41. Trials and Triumphs of Online Teaching (Pt. 2)

I recorded this episode at the beginning of March and for a number of different reasons I forgot about it until now. It seems more relevant today than it did at the time I recorded it and think it's worth a listen. If you've been thinking about adding a second company to your teaching rotation perhaps you'll be able to relate to this episode. Find out more about GoGoKid on my website: https://www.teachermichaelonline.com/

40. Why I Started Teaching for GoGoKid

39. Trials and Triumphs of Online Teaching

Have you ever dreamed about teaching online students during regular business hours? In today's episode Melissa sits down to chat about what it's like teaching both adults and kids on Cambly...without having to wake up at stupid o'clock. We also made some time to chat about selling digital products on Teachers Pay Teachers. Melissa's store on Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Melissas-Online-Teaching-Resources Melissa on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissateachesonline/ My Website: https://www.teachermichaelonline.com/

38. Teaching Adults (and kids) on Cambly

Today I sit down with my best friend Josh to discuss the best approach to referring new teachers during a global pandemic.

37. The Ethics of Referring (during a global pandemic) | VIPKid, GoGoKid, etc.

In addition to teaching with VIPKid I recently started teaching with GoGoKid as well and today I'm going to answer some questions about why I made that decision. Questions from this episode: How has your teaching style changed at GoGoKid, if at all? Have you had to prepare additional props for GGK or is the material similar enough that you don't have to? Is it worth the headache to add a second company? What have you done about the dress code and branding in the classroom? Can you book the 9 & 9:30 pm (BJT) time slots with GoGoKid?

36. Working for 2 Online ESL Companies | Q & A (2/2)

I recently started teaching with GoGoKid as well as VIPKid and today I'm going to answer some questions about why I made that decision. Questions from this episode: Were you not getting enough VIPKid bookings? Is that why you added GoGoKid? What are the GoGoKid hours like? Is it worth getting a TESOL certificate? How have your GoGoKid booking been in the 1st month? Do you think it's fair for companies to have a clause in the contract saying that you can't teach for a competing company?

35. Working for 2 Online ESL Companies | Q & A (1/2)

The Extra Credit podcast is back after a little break. In this episode I'll talk about the plans for the podcast during 2020.

What's Next for the Extra Credit Podcast?

In this episode I speak with VIPKid teacher Brittany; host of The At Home Educator podcast. To find Brittany and her podcast online, visit https://www.athomeeducatorpodcast.com/

34. An Interview with The At Home Educator | @theathomeeducator

A podcast about the world of online education. I've created this podcast as a way to share stories & learn from people who are using today's technology to teach things online. Some of my guests are like me, teaching English to students in China with companies like VIPKid, some create educational resources on platforms like Teachers Pay Teachers, some make tutorial videos on YouTube. The thing we all have in common is that we're using the internet to reach beyond the traditional classroom to share our ideas and expertise with the world. If that sounds interesting, you're in the right place and this podcast was made for YOU!

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