“I am so grateful to PEBC for opening that door.”
Beyond the connections and seminars, Wandzek credits the classroom residency aspect as being instrumental in preparing her for life in the classroom. ...
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Join us for An Evening to Elevate Educators
We are doing great work and we can’t wait to show you more at An Evening to Elevate Educators this fall. ...
September Warmth: Moving from Teacher-Centered to Student-Centered Classrooms
Moving from a teacher-centered classroom to a student-centered one must happen in baby steps—ever so subtle that no one seems to notice....
What does it mean to coach? Consider the 4 A’s
Despite the many models and beliefs of coaching, I invite you to consider these four “A’s” when planning for your next coaching conversation...
“This is where I’m supposed to be”
As a math and science teacher at William Smith High School in Aurora, Colo., Brendan Harrison says he consistently utilizes the training he...
Three Ways to Show Teachers their Impact
Three ideas that highlight application with appreciation for peer observations and create an opportunity for the hosting teacher to see and hear their...
Addressing Teacher Preparation and Retention in Rural Colorado
Colorado is one of many states dealing with the effects of an educator shortage. This challenge is especially prevalent in our rural communities,...
Meet Audrey Gutierrez, a PEBC Teacher Resident!
With a background in cultural anthropology and nonprofit administration, Audrey Gutierrez knew she wanted to work in a nonprofit with kids. ...
You’re Invited! Corporate Social Responsibility and Community Impact
Join the Public Education & Business Coalition for a conversation with Chauncy Lennon, Managing Director and Head of Workforce Initiatives, Global Philanthropy at...
Planning Reminders for Professional Learning: Part Two
In addition to establishing clear standards for both agendas and routines—it is important to create an environment throughout all professional learning that encourages...
