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Bernard Keller
Bernard Keller
@bernardkeller
Bernard Keller is a four decade education veteran, 35 years of which were spent at Stevenson High School in the Bronx, teaching English. He has created innovative methods to teach writing the essay and parts of speech, as well as co-founding an SAT program that operated in Harlem for thirty years. He has mentored teachers, served as the keynote speaker at graduations and special events, and has facilitated workshops and professional development programs for schools and school districts. Together with his wife, he is the co-founder of BASK Consortium, created to provide viable solutions to ensure healthy, education empowered outcomes and lives. The opinions expressed are solely those of Bernard Keller.

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  1. A smiling female teacher in a pink cardigan pointing at a green chalkboard on which is written The Makings of a Good Teacher, classroom lightCan You Call Yourself a Teacher After 2 Years?True teaching takes years of relationship-building, not just following scripts. Discover why two years in the classroom may not make you a real teacher.Jun 33 min readBernard Keller
  2. A vintage world globe on a white table surrounded by old toy airplanes, small suitcases and travel figurines, soft daylightMy EdWorld: How to Pick Up the Piecesby Bernard Keller Maybe it’s time for me to move on. Maybe I’ve reached the end of this road since my world doesn’t seem to coincide with the world of education as it is presently constructed. In my world, you can’t be a teacher in two or three years. You CAN teach, but becoming a teacher, that takes time. In my world, not everybody learns at the same speed or the same level – that means everybody’s NOT going to get an eighty-five or a ninety percent. In my world, there are gonna be some 65’s and some 50’s.May 193 min readBernard Keller
Bernard Keller

Bernard Keller

Bernard Keller is a four decade education veteran, 35 years of which were spent at Stevenson High School in the Bronx, teaching English. He has created innovative methods to teach writing the essay and parts of speech, as well as co-founding an SAT program that operated in Harlem for thirty years. He has mentored teachers, served as the keynote speaker at graduations and special events, and has facilitated workshops and professional development programs for schools and school districts. Together with his wife, he is the co-founder of BASK Consortium, created to provide viable solutions to ensure healthy, education empowered outcomes and lives. The opinions expressed are solely those of Bernard Keller.

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