Planning Reminders for Professional Learning: Part Two
Before reading this entry, be sure to check out Part One for additional reminders when planning professional learning, as well […]
Planning Reminders for Professional Learning: Part One
Be sure to read Creating a Predictable Structure for Professional Learning by Michelle Morris Jones as a precursor to this […]
PEBC Featured in WorkingNation
Boettcher resident teacher Nycole Bradshaw works with mentor teacher Emmy Yosikawa at Aurora Middle School in 2015. Photo – Public […]
Creating a Predictable Structure for Professional Learning
Fueled with coffee and the remaining adrenaline from wrapping up the academic year, I gathered with a partner school’s Instructional […]
Boettcher Teacher Residency Alumni Spotlight
Recently, we caught up with Stanley Teacher Prep alumna Ashley Bromstrup. Ashley is a PEBC Learning Lab Host and also […]
Recognize How Hard it is to Teach: Don’t Dismiss the Importance of Teacher Licensure
By Karen Lowenstein, Ph.D. Director of Policy, PEBC Some policymakers would have us all believe that anyone with specific content […]
Communicating with Parents and Families: An Opportunity for Collaboration
I vividly remember the first parent who was furious with me—the expression on his face, the adrenaline rush I felt, […]
Boettcher Teacher Residency Spotlight
Resident Name: Michelle LaPaz Mentor Name: Chrisie Gray School Name/District: Kemper Elementary School, Cortez School District Re-1 Boettcher Teacher Residency […]
PEBC featured on CBS Denver
DENVER (CBS4)– A new study lays out a blueprint for solving Colorado’s teacher shortage, but voters may still have to […]
PEBC in The Denver Post and Denver Business Journal
Katie Wood, The Denver Post Teacher Mandy Rees talks to her middle school students at Bruce Randolph School on Wednesday, […]
