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How to Build a Support Network in College: 3 Tips for Education Majors E283

How to Build a Support Network in College: 3 Tips for Education Majors E283

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 Starting college as an education major? Feeling overwhelmed or unsure how to find your people? In this episode of the EDU Magic Podcast, guest host Dr. Amy Orville, professor, mom, and professional development expert, shares three powerful, heart-centered strategies to help you build a strong support network in your first year of college. Whether you're just beginning your journey as a future teacher or looking to strengthen your connections on campus, this episode is packed with practical advice on:

✅ How to connect with your education cohort
✅ Finding a faculty mentor (your academic Yoda!)
✅ Joining education organizations that align with your goals

These tips are designed to help first-year education majors thrive both academically and emotionally. Behind every great teacher is a community that helped them grow.

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