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Posts by Meghan Cornwell

Meghan Cornwell is Teachstone's Director of Content Marketing. She has worked as a marketer in the early education industry since 2015, where she has contributed to countless blog posts, reports, podcasts, and more. She graduated from Virginia Wesleyan University in 2007 with a BA in Communications and Theatre. You can find her in Richmond, Virginia and exploring parks and museums with her husband and son. Her cats prefer to stay home.

Of course every CLASS Observation Training covers the same material, but every trainer puts their unique spin on it. Find out what your strength is ...

If you've been training or coaching on CLASS recently, you've probably started to notice that CLASS domains and dimensions are applicable to life ...

Concept Development and Quality of Feedback. These dimensions fall under the Instructional Support domain in the Pre-K CLASS measure. They have some ...

It's no surprise that we at Teachstone have been impacted and inspired by many teachers. So, today we wanted to share a little more about who these ...

Is this your program’s first year conducting CLASS observations? Do you have new teachers who have never been observed? Implementing any kind of ...

What's the status of your CLASS expertise? Do your skills need sharpening? Try this fun quiz and check your own answers to find out!

Are you an educator who recently had a CLASS® observer come to your classroom? Maybe the observer mentioned something about giving you your CLASS ...

If you're like me, you've started to notice that CLASS domains and dimensions are applicable to life even outside the classroom. You start wondering ...

If you’re reading this blog post, then there’s now a 100% chance that you’ve engaged with Teachstone’s free resources. After all—our blog is just one ...

InterAct 2017 is not too far away. If you didn't attend last year, you probably don't know what to expect or have a good idea of who you might meet. ...

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