Virtual learning that actually works for teachers

Gordon Chambers wrote hits for Aretha Franklin, Anita Baker, Whitney Houston, Beyonce, Brandy and many more. Now he’s teaching music classes online through Outschool.

Outschool’s philosophy is that students are most inspired when they’re able to pursue their natural interests. The site offers a wide variety of small-group classes and outside-the-box teaching methods — which some educators earning up to six figures for their courses.

Because the classes are live, students get to interact with their instructors, providing real-time sounding boards, motivation, and mentorship.

For those teaching through Outschool, it’s about more than helping students hone their craft. It’s about providing inspiration and support — things that are more important than ever, as the pandemic upended education and social interaction. It’s a different kind of lifelong learning.

Learn more, including how you can start teaching through Outschool.

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