Do you ever stop to think whether you are making a difference? We live in a world with so many causes worth fighting for—access to medical treatment, ...
Posts by Emily Doyle
emily.doyle[at]teachstone.com
I'm currently the Director of Community and Credentialing, but I've been with Teachstone since 2010! It's been amazing to work with such a growing and mission-driven organization. Being at an education company has taught me so much about the importance of interactions (in and out of the classroom). I've been lucky enough to serve in a wide variety of teams and roles across Teachstone. Some of my previous experiences include providing customer and affiliate support, writing for the content team, delivering trainings, conducting CLASS observations, managing our products ... and now leading our community work! I can't wait to see the amazing things that will happen when we bring together groups of like-minded individuals who are passionate about impacting child outcomes--and I'm honored to be part of the journey in cultivating a community around this. When I'm not at Teachstone, you might find me singing Motown hits around campfires, spending time with my nieces and nephews, tasting wine at local vineyards, cooking up something yummy in the kitchen, hiking with my pup, or kayaking a Virginia river with my husband.
Teachers that watch videos of effective classroom interactions are more likely to improve their own interactions. Knowing this, Teachstone created ...
CLASS™ Instructional Support What comes to your mind when you read this term? If you’re anything like the hundreds of coaches we’ve talked to, this ...
How can we expect teachers to prepare children for kindergarten when the CLASS dimension, Regard for Student Perspectives (RSP), contradicts some of ...
Editor's note: This post was originally published in August 2014, but has since been revamped for accuracy.
As a Product Manager at Teachstone, it’s important for me to get out of the office and connect with educators in the field. That might mean attending ...
I’m no tech-nerd. And if you’re anything like me, you probably cringe when you see couples sitting in restaurants blankly staring at their phones ...
Try googling “data-driven professional development.” That’s what I did this morning and it yielded over nine million results. But what’s all the buzz ...
In my last post, Online Professional Development—Why Bother?, I discussed the benefits of online learning for effective teacher professional ...
What’s the only thing better than helping children learn? Helping children learn while having fun, of course!