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Posts by Cierra Johnson

Cierra Johnson, Trainer | Cierra is a Texan through and through, having lived in Austin, Texas for most of her life. She I have been using CLASS for almost 3 years. Prior to come to Teachstone, she served as a mentor coach for a Quality Initiatives Program. Cierra is currently working on a graduate degree in Early Childhood Education with a Specialization in Adult Learning Principles at Walden University. Cierra conducts Infant, Toddler, and Pre-K Observation trainings. Cierra is always up for a new challenge! She loves to travel and meet new people, which makes her an ideal member of the training team. When she’s not training, Cierra can usually be found planning her next trip or just hanging out with friends.

Have you ever wished for a magical power that helped you take notes super effectively while conducting CLASS observations? The kind of magical power ...

A few months ago, I gave a training to a group of early childhood professionals over the Infant CLASS. As I was going over one of the indicators ...

In every CLASS Observation Training, there is always one video that is my favorite. I know--they say we aren’t supposed to have favorites, but when ...

I remember the first time I walked out my house and saw the used 2000 GMC Yukon that my dad had purchased for me. It was bright red and huge compared ...

Have you ever wished for a magical power that helped you, and your observers-in-training, take notes super effectively? The kind of magical power ...

There are many ways to introduce dimensions for any CLASS tool. I have observed several trainers to see how he or she introduces the dimensions, and ...

Every time I train, I always try to find ways to make the materials relatable to the participants’ lives, either by telling stories or by giving ...

When I first became a CLASS trainer, I was so excited to see that the PowerPoint notes explained exactly what I needed to say and do for each slide ...

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