PEBC featured in Chalkbeat Colorado
Stephanie Wujek teaches science at Wiggins Middle School , on April 5, 2017 in Wiggins, Colorado. Rural areas are having […]
Why General Literacy Matters: Part Two
The following is an adapted excerpt from the book Developing Literate Mathematicians: A Guide for Integrating Language and Literacy Instruction […]
Why General Literacy Matters: Part One
The following is an adapted excerpt from the book Developing Literate Mathematicians: A Guide for Integrating Language and Literacy Instruction […]
Encourage and Promote Student Thinking
I often think back to the Great American Eclipse of 2017—what an exciting event! This was the first time in […]
An Interview with Katy Anderson, Colorado Teacher of the Year Finalist
This year, Katy Anderson, a Stanley Teacher Prep alumna, was a finalist for Colorado Teacher of the Year. Below we […]
Tips for Connecting with Families
When I look back on all of my years in the classroom the thing I remember most is to never […]
Sustaining Student Engagement: Moving from Teacher-Centered to Student-Centered Classrooms
Three teachers. Three stories. Many invitations. In the heart of the San Luis Valley, Center School District teachers—Jan, Linda, and […]
Launching Readers’ Workshop
You’ve decided this is the year to create a readers’ workshop where all learners can flourish and develop into their […]
Setting the Stage for Successful Group Work
How do we set the stage for group work? Too often, we assume that our students come to us knowing […]
Using Children’s Books to Build Classroom Community
“Remember, when you treat others with love and kindness, you are doing the right thing.” Courage, kindness, empathy, problem solving, […]
Boettcher Teacher Residency: Resident and Alumni Spotlight
In order to showcase the diverse talent and experiences of Boettcher Teacher Residents and Alumni statewide and provide a glimpse […]
Engaging Secondary Students through Community
New school year, new student mindset School wasn’t Carlos’ thing but he promised himself that this year he’d do better: […]