Dolisha Mitchell
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Dolisha is a freelance writer passionate about learning, design, and development. Her expertise spans teaching, curriculum development, product marketing, and e-learning.
She began her professional career as an elementary school teacher, which eventually led her to curriculum development and instructional design. Dolisha is enthusiastic about transforming complex information into engaging and relatable content for diverse learners and brings this to any project she’s involved in. Today, you can find her freelance writing about e-learning, writing children’s books, or partnering with brands such as PBS Kids as a social media content creator.
Outside of work, Dolisha is an amateur textile artist. She enjoys the craft of hand embroidery and punch needle. She also enjoys reading psychological thrillers, watching reality TV, and collecting vinyl records.
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