We are continuing our monthly blog post series, Ramblings from the Road," where one of our staff trainers (AKA Carmen C. Virginia) shares her ...
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I am closing in on the end of my first year as a staff trainer for Teachstone. Going into this new and exciting role I thought, “I have done ...
Have you heard the news? Teachstone has just launched our newest training—Pre-K CLASS Observation Training in Spanish! We kicked off this training ...
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. ...
As CLASS trainers, you know this moment all too well: the moment when a participant offers an inaccurate observation during a training video ...
So far, we have looked at how the look-for text and the CLASS language charts can support teacher learning. For part 3 of this series, let’s examine ...
Personally, I get tired of the knee-jerk teacher bashing that often occurs when people compare U.S. student achievement to that in other countries. ...
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 ...
I am delighted to introduce Bridget Rey, our Affiliate Trainer for November. As the CLASS Coordinator for Agenda for Children in New Orleans, Bridget ...
I could sit for hours watching a group of young children play. And I am lucky enough to have the opportunity to do so as an observer in toddler and ...