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Robyn D. Shulman’s Biography

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My career began as an elementary teacher and transitioned into higher education. I launched the first graduate advising program in the history of National Louis University, working with over 2,500 educators and 100 professors.

My primary work is coming soon on Inc. in the Leadership section.

As an education journalist, you can find my work featured in various publications such as Forbes, Entrepreneur, Cision's Influencer Blog, The Huffington Post, The International Educator, We Are Teachers, …

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The Power of a Compliment: Deflating Autopilot

The Power of a Compliment: Deflating Autopilot

Many of us live on a default setting running like clockwork. There are chunks of our adult lives that we allo…

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The All Stars Project of Chicago: Making A Difference In Our Communities

The All Stars Project of Chicago: Making A Difference In Our Communities

One hundred seventeen frontline educators, young people, and innovators attended the All Stars Project's Afte…

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Charlie's Story and the Hydrocephalus Challenge

Charlie's Story and the Hydrocephalus Challenge

Welcome to Six Month Social Awareness on the Educator's Diary.... Meet Scott and Charlie.... This is the firs…

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Post It Notes In School: How One Group Of Girls Did Something Extraordinary

Post It Notes In School: How One Group Of Girls Did Something Extraordinary

Today I am so proud to share this amazing movement of kindness amongst 6th-8th girls at Woodlawn Middle Schoo…

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Buffalo Grove Park District Asks Parents To Chill Out

Buffalo Grove Park District Asks Parents To Chill Out

Emmerich Park in Buffalo Grove has a new sign up addressing parents' behavior during sports games. Mike Terso…

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WeAreTeachers: Educators & Linkedin: There Is A Place For You

WeAreTeachers: Educators & Linkedin: There Is A Place For You

Written by guest Robyn Shulman of Ed News Daily Social media and technology can be a very scary territory for…

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Edtech’s Pandemic Boom Is Over. This Mark Cuban-Backed Founder Sees 3 Ways Forward

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By Robyn D. Shulman
| Inc. Verified
Edtech isn’t dying. It’s getting smarter. The global education technology market is currently worth approximately $213 billion and is projected to reach $437.5 billion by 2033, according to Grand View Research. Yet, as AI rapidly transforms education, some are questioning whether Edtech has a future. Others argue the industry isn’t dying — it’s simply pivoting. ESSER funding from the pandemic has ended, and educators are experiencing technology fatigue.
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Teachers Are Leaving the Profession at Record Rates. These 5 Business Ideas Could Help Them Stay in Education

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By Robyn D. Shulman
| Inc. Verified
According to Learning Policy Institute, teacher turnover remains high nationally. Between 2020 and 2022, 15.1 percent of U.S. teachers changed schools or left the profession. Turnover rates are now about 27 percent higher than in the early 1990s—an increase driven primarily by a more than 50 percent increase in the rate of teachers leaving the profession. Right now, the education ecosystem is fragmented.
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Helicopter Parenting Has Officially Reached the Workplace. Here’s What Young Professionals Can Do About It

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By Robyn D. Shulman
| Inc. Verified
How to push back when Mom and Dad get too involved in your career. Parents of Gen-Zers are calling hiring managers, submitting job applications for their adult children, and even sitting in during online interviews. They are job searching, fixing up résumés, and reaching out to employers for their kids. At work, you might find some parents disputing performance reviews, while others are calling their children out sick.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

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Mac, Internet and Wordpress

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LinkedIn