If you missed our last webinar Why PD Isn't One Size Fits All, don't worry! Hilary covers the takeaway points in her 90-second recap.
Posts by Hilary Ritt
hilary.ritt[at]teachstone.com
As Manager of Coursework, Hilary ensures quality delivery of our trainings for professional development. From design and development to support of effective facilitation, Hilary works across the company to be sure our trainings aimed at improving teacher-child interactions are outstanding. Hilary comes to Teachstone from the University of Virginia teacher-training program where she earned her PhD in Instructional Technology and guided pre-service math and science teachers in the integration of technology into instruction.
When away from the office, Hilary enjoys cycling through beautiful central Virginia, sampling new ice cream flavors, and having fun with her son.
Favorite Teacher: Mr. Walsch, 11th grade (Physics)
Joe is fascinated by insects, and Liam is really into baseball. When teaching the concept of patterns, we may consider how patterns are demonstrated ...
At conferences and in trainings across the country, I hear from coaches who are nervous; they need to support teachers in developing Instructional ...
Take a look at our new video that helps education leaders understand how the CLASS system can boost improvement efforts in their programs. This fun, ...
Preschool directors wear many hats in the programs they work in—overseeing operations, licensing, and budgets, just to name a few such hats. One ...
Through your coaching relationships, you coaches bring the CLASS tool to life for the teachers with whom you work. Stories set in real classroom ...
We have been hard at work developing a new 1-day training focused on sharing CLASS™ observations with teachers—CLASS Feedback Strategies: Sharing ...
“What is your objective?”
The best-laid plans are not always executed effectively. Professional development initiatives achieve differing degrees of success across ...
I’ve just returned from an inspiring week at the Annual National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Conference where I presented ...