Last Friday, I had the pleasure of delivering an Ed Talk at the California Teacher’s Summit. My talk was focused on the importance of helping students find their voices and connect with an authentic audience.

The California Teachers’ Summit was for teachers by teachers. As I wandered around checking out the teacher-led sessions, I was struck by how powerful professional development can be when it is led by teachers. I’d love to see more events that allow teachers the time and space to share best practices!

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2 Responses

  1. Weaving together various learning mediums to include both in-class and online learning and limiting groups to 5 or less will help me to create smaller student-centered learning communities in my classroom

  2. Even though I have small classes, these are great ideas to incorporate student-centered learning centers. Thank you

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