From the Classroom to the Mic: Mercedes Musto’s Journey in Education & Podcasting E243

Check out the most recent episode of the EduMagic Podcast, which features Mercedes Musto, an innovative educator and podcasting pioneer. She helps teacher candidates excel in their certification exams. In this engaging interview, Mercedes talks about her journey from the restaurant industry to teaching in a juvenile detention facility. She explains how these experiences fueled her passion for educational podcasting.

Mercedes shares her top exam preparation strategies, including tips for managing test anxiety and mastering study techniques. She also explores the impactful role of podcasts in education, providing insights into their use for English language learners, professional development, and classroom instruction.

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