Dr. Lisa Cutting, assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction in Saratoga Springs, New York, describes how college tutoring led her to education.
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Maria Grosskettler is a lover of the written word. To her, piecing together the perfect string of words is like composing a melody. Though writing has been a passion since the time of her Winnie the Pooh journal, she began her career as a teacher and spent over ten years instilling a love of reading and writing into young students. In 2020, she released her debut middle-grade novel entitled Tracks, has since taken a leave of absence to homeschool her own children, and has discovered content and copy writing which allows her to connect with people and share their stories with the world.
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Alma Olivas-Aguilar, Career & College Readiness Coordinator, has spent her life guiding people to the unlocked doors that lead to higher education and the endless opportunities that await.
Reaching whatever destination one has in mind means choosing the best vehicle to get there. In the case of educator and empowerment speaker Brandon Clayton, this has meant multiple vehicles.
The engaging power of technology has transformed the way of the world, and for one Spanish teacher, phygital learning has completely rerouted her career path.
Phygital Learning merges physical elements of learning with digital technology and is changing the way we look at classroom setup and instruction.
Dr. Charles Seipp, assistant superintendent of Roxbury School District (RSD) in northern New Jersey, helps lead a modern-day, innovative school district.
The GEAR UP program prepares low-income students for college from seventh grade; here is what Montana’s 2024 grant now funds.
Only 7% of K-5 students in Las Cruces Public Schools, New Mexico, had grade-level foundational skills after the pandemic. This report covers the response.
Stone County Middle School uses pickle parties, Taki nachos and dodgeball as incentives to motivate students in i-Ready, as Principal Lance Bolen explains.