Teaching Is a Revolutionary Act
It should be viewed as nothing less because the destinies of teacher and student are linked thus it is imperative that students be viewed as being capable of success in order to affect change.
Educator
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Effective educators demonstrate a range of positive attitudes that foster a supportive and engaging learning environment. Key attitudes include a growth mindset, empathy, patience, and a commitment to lifelong learning. They also exhibit strong communication skills, adaptability, and a collaborative spirit.
Services
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We offer comprehensive services designed to empower teachers at every stage of their career. From professional development workshops that keep you updated on the latest educational best practices, to personalized teacher coaching and mentoring for targeted growth, we're here to support your journey. Dive deeper into lesson planning with strategies like Backward Design Unit Planning and Project-Based Learning Planning, transforming your curriculum into engaging and impactful experiences. Our goal is to equip you with the skills and confidence to excel in the classroom and foster exceptional student learning.
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It’s important as future teachers that you see their future as being bright,
even if they can’t see it for themselves.
-Njemele Anderson
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Follow My Journey
Teachers must truly believe in thought and action that all students can learn if given the appropriate tools and motivation to do so. To give an analogy, I see young scholars as seeds that need essential elements not only to survive, but also to flourish. Seeds need water, sun, and patience, and
I believe parents, schools, teachers, and administrators should be these essential ingredients for scholars. Educators are positioned to affect so much change in scholars but they cannot if their mindset concerning the children is not truly rooted in love.
“Watching her in action, I knew I was witnessing greatness,” Johnson wrote about Anderson. “She spoke to students in a way that was both direct and nurturing — commanding their attention while making them feel seen and understood."
“Njemele reminds me of the quintessential teachers I used to have — dedicated, motivating, loving and caring, with a high bar,” says Sharif El-Mekki, founder of the Center for Black Educator Development.
“These young people, there is nothing more important than them to me”
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