Investing in teachers pays off for students
Campbell County’s Jill McGlone and Tim Schneider share how learning walks help teachers new to the district tap into the experience of their colleagues.
Transforming professional growth plans to professional growth projects
Daviess County’s Angela Gunter writes about how changing just one word transformed her outlook on professional development.
PLCs: Worth the work
Jefferson County's Joshua DeWar shares why he thinks professional learning communities are the tool to help students achieve.
Instilling hope in your students
Fayette County’s Joe Payne shares why he thinks it’s important for teachers to be providing their students with the supports – and the hope for their future – that some are desperately seeking.
Put down the bingo card
2016 Kentucky Teacher of the Year Ashley Lamb-Sinclair shares how she learned to feel more comfortable talking with legislators and why she thinks it's important for all teachers.
Why teach?
Washington County’s Holly Wood shares the winding path that led her to her classroom and her love for teaching.
Distributing influence
Jefferson County's Melissa Shearon shares her thoughts on how helping teachers take leadership roles can help everyone.
Making peer observation work
Jefferson County's Kip Hottman and Oldham County's Gail Sowell share their experiences on how peer observation helps teacher growth.
Co-teaching means taking risks together
In order for a co-teaching assignment to benefit students, teachers must form a partnership that allows for risk taking.
How can we redefine student success?
2016 Kentucky Teacher of the Year Ashley Lamb-Sinclair says now is the time to start redefining what student success looks like.