Despite the Challenges, Amazing Things Happened
In 2020/21, as the world retreated behind screens, we grappled with ways to stay true to our belief that community […]
Rock Star Alumna Instills a Sense of Curiosity in Students
Wrangling rock stars in the music industry requires the same skill set as teaching a roomful of third graders. Maybe […]
“PEBC has been a consistent, vital tool”
Nicole Johnston always wanted to be a teacher. In fact, in high school, she chose to work at the on-campus […]
PEBC Teaching Framework
We miss you and our work in schools and hope everyone is keeping safe and taking good care. This blog […]
Work done at the beginning of the year is paying off now
As the education community in Colorado has responded and adapted to the rapid changes necessitated by physical distancing in COVID-19 […]
“How in the world are we gonna do this?” Rural districts adapt to distance learning
As the education community in Colorado has responded and adapted to the rapid changes necessitated by physical distancing in COVID-19 […]
Listening, Responding, Listening, and Beginning to Understand
Recently, we were asked “How do you know whether (or not) your students are understanding?” This was, of course, an […]
Online Learning? No Thanks.
As a 5th grade STEM teacher, I am comfortable with technology. My students complete assignments in google classrooms and I […]
Seamless
Susan Chapla wholeheartedly believes in kids, families, teachers, and schools with every fiber of her being. She is also a […]
Wondering: Finding Positivity in a Time of Unanswerable Questions
A typical day in the life of a teacher is carefully planned for, yet somewhat unpredictable. Each day there is […]
Math Workshop & Remote Learning
PEBC Staff Developer Laurie Wretling describes how teachers Shannon Arnold & Laurie Dalesio from Governor’s Ranch Elementary in Jefferson County […]
Sustaining Classroom Community amidst Uncertainty
As we move from our classrooms into remote learning options for the next month, I am left with feelings of […]