French immersion teachers often face a unique challenge: a scarcity of resources. Recognizing this, Tia initially began creating and sharing resources with her fellow educators. But she didn't stop there. In 2022, Tia took a bold step forward. She launched an Instagram live series where teachers could share insights, resources, and ideas specifically tailored to support French teachers. This initiative not only provided much-needed resources but also created a vibrant community for French educators.

This year, Tia continued to grow the community. She created a virtual online summit called ‘Back to School Party’ where 23 teachers will share their insights, strategies, and resources on the hottest topics in education! Not only is this teacher-certified to be ‘PD that does not suck’, but you can also access it entirely for free!

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Now what inspires me about Tia's story is her ability to identify a critical need in education and without fear of doing it right, or knowing exactly what to do, set out to tackle this problem.

My experience meeting her and working together perfectly illustrates why connecting with problem-solvers in your field is so crucial:

1. Shared Insights: When we connect with others tackling similar challenges, we gain new perspectives and ideas we might never have considered on our own.

2. Resource Multiplication: As Tia demonstrated, when educators come together, resources grow. One person's idea can inspire and benefit many.

3. Community Support: The journey of an educator or an edtech entrepreneur can sometimes feel isolating. Finding your people provides not just practical support, but emotional encouragement too.

4. Amplified Impact: By connecting and collaborating, we can reach and positively impact far more students and teachers than we ever could alone.

As we are in the FINAL stretch before launching our platform, stories like Tia's remind us of the immense potential that lies in connecting passionate educators. They reinforce our commitment to creating tools that make collaboration easier and more effective.

To all the educators and edtech entrepreneurs out there: never underestimate the power of connecting with others who share your passion. Whether it's through platforms like ours, social media initiatives like Tia's, or local meetups, reach out and find your people. Together, we can transform education and provide better support for teachers and students alike.