Distributing influence
Jefferson County's Melissa Shearon shares her thoughts on how helping teachers take leadership roles can help everyone.
Making peer observation work
Jefferson County's Kip Hottman and Oldham County's Gail Sowell share their experiences on how peer observation helps teacher growth.
Co-teaching means taking risks together
In order for a co-teaching assignment to benefit students, teachers must form a partnership that allows for risk taking.
How can we redefine student success?
2016 Kentucky Teacher of the Year Ashley Lamb-Sinclair says now is the time to start redefining what student success looks like.
Diamonds in the rough
Knox County’s Elizabeth Lovett says adults need to work together to ensure students from high-poverty school districts have the educational opportunities they need.
Teacher mindset can change student futures
Corbin Middle School teacher Kristal Doolin shares how changing to a growth mindset helped her reach students she previously had failed to inspire.
Raising our voices to lift teachers up
Two Jefferson County teachers share their ideas for how teachers can encourage their colleagues and help promote the profession.
Finding your vision takes time
Ashley Lamb-Sinclair, the 2016 Kentucky Teacher of the Year, says reforming education takes thought and care and patience.
Rethinking Appalachia
Anji Davidson shares how the Kentucky Appalachian Teacher Network can help teachers in Eastern Kentucky break down the walls between districts in the region.
Why I #LoveTeaching
2016 Kentucky Teacher of the Year Ashley Lamb-Sinclair says helping students find their voice is why she loves her profession.