Brittany is a second-generation Kumon Instructor, having taken over the center her mother started. She says helping children learn while being in charge of her own future is very rewarding. Watch her story: [https://lnkd.in/eYMN-aS8]
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Reflecting on a 20-year journey with Kumon, it's a privilege to celebrate not just the passage of time, but the collective achievements of countless passionate individuals—associates, Instructors, and students—who have enriched every step of the way. These amazing people have not only inspired but have also deepened a commitment to education and the Kumon Method, embodying the Mission in everything they do. The growth of students, the dedication of Instructors, and the unwavering support of colleagues have all contributed to the shared goal of unlocking potential in others. The journey has been one of continuous improvement and lifelong learning, driven by a shared mission to make a meaningful difference. The passion and determination encountered along this journey have only strengthened the belief in Kumon’s ability to shape the future of education. The collaborative efforts of everyone involved have been the foundation of every success, and their commitment to the Mission has fueled the ongoing pursuit of excellence. Looking ahead, the opportunities before us are more exciting than ever. The Kumon business venture is not just a career; it’s a shared calling to create lasting, positive change. With the same passion and determination that has driven this journey, there is confidence that together, we will continue to innovate, adapt, and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve. A multi-generational calling, as shared below. Thank you to everyone who has been a part of this incredible journey. The future is bright, and with the collective dedication and shared vision, the next chapter promises to be even more impactful. #kumon #franchising #newbusiness #education #studentsuccess
Brittany is a second-generation Kumon Instructor, having taken over the center her mother started. She says helping children learn while being in charge of her own future is very rewarding. Watch her story: [https://lnkd.in/eYMN-aS8]
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Faculty Member / Researcher - Viterbo University / 2 PBS TV School Safety Specials / Author School of Errors & Velocity of Information
Week 6 Fireside Chat School safety, crisis preparedness, investigations, counseling scope and sequence, inequity analysis tool, advocacy, and the school lawyer. https://lnkd.in/gRPaMzA9 #SchoolSafety #Teachers #K12 #Wisconsin #Principals #Superintendents #SpecialEducation #Autism #IEP #Equity
Week 6 Fireside Chat - EDUL 655 Viterbo University - Instructor David P. Perrodin | 02-25-2024
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2wYou are awesome, Brittany!