I confess. I let my daughter watch TV. This is my 2-year old glued to (part of) an episode of Mr. Rogers (or as she calls him, Ra-Ra).
Posts by Vicki Kintner-Duffy
vicki.kintner-duffy[at]teachstone.com
As the Senior Specialist for Coaching, Vicki supports coaches and specialists in the MyTeachingPartner (MTP) program. Whether it is helping coaches individualize feedback for their teachers or developing coaching curricula, Vicki uses her skills to research and implement innovative ways to address teachers’ professional development needs. When she isn’t at the office, Vicki enjoys hanging out with her daughter and hubby, exploring Memphis (blues, anyone?), and going to dance or yoga class.
We’ve all been there—the spring semester is looming. Although you have the gist of the syllabus planned, the details still need to be worked out. ...
I have a rant. But before I rant, let me tell you a story. A little after my daughter’s first birthday, she was playing with a small, elephant pull ...
...even though today's teachers are trained to be sensitive to "social-emotional development" and schools are committed to mainstreaming children ...
We all know that Concept Development captures how teachers promote children’s higher-order thinking skills. We can define the indicators and give ...
As a first-year preschool teacher, I would wake up early one Saturday every month to attend a teaching workshop at a local college. Some of these ...
We spend a lot of time at Teachstone thinking about teachers—pre-service teachers just starting to learn about classroom interactions and in-service ...
Recently, a Science article assessing over 600 centers in multiple states highlighted that current ways of assigning quality ratings in Quality ...