GCTE Teacher of the Year
I am very excited and honored to share that the Georgia Council of Teachers of English has selected me as one of two high school English Teachers of the Year.
I am very excited and honored to share that the Georgia Council of Teachers of English has selected me as one of two high school English Teachers of the Year.
Just a quick update: I will be presenting at NCTE this year in Chicago. My name does not appear in the searchable program online because NCTE has not received payment for my registration. I am not sure if it will appear in the print program. I will be presenting with Glenda Funk and Ami Szerencse….
Michael LoMonico let me know of a change in this summer’s Teaching Shakespeare mini-institute in Georgia. The event will now take place at Glennwood Academy in Decatur from June 9-13 and includes a trip to the Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern on Thursday the 12th to see Much Ado About Nothing. The workshop is free, and teachers…
I reflected on Friday and Saturday at this year’s NCTE conference in previous posts. This post is my final reflection on Sunday’s events. Session K started before the Sunday Keynote. I attended K.06: Public Rhetoric: Agency, Voice, and Mission in the Public Sphere, a roundtable discussion. The session included three roundtable discussions. I rotated among…
The message of the first chapter of Ron Berger’s book An Ethic of Excellence: Building a Culture of Craftsmanship with Students is the importance of student models. I think a lot of educators are afraid to use models because they want student ideas to be original, and they are afraid students will simply copy the…
I have mentioned before that the UbD Educators wiki has grown quiet. I think there may be two reasons for this: We’re all busy educators who have difficulty finding the time to create, post, and/or comment on others’ posted UbD units. We’re not getting what we need out of the wiki. It’s not in my…
I love teaching literature. I’m not second-guessing my decision to move into technology. I really love working with technology, and I am excited that I’ll be able to do more of it. I’m also excited to be able to help my colleagues integrate technology or learn about technology. I will also still be teaching a…
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Congratulations! That is wonderful and, in my humble opinion, you should win!
I did. From what I understand, the panel of judges was evenly split between me and another teacher, so they awarded the recognition to both of us.
Congratulations, Dana!
Woo hoo! You have my vote!
Excellent news, Dana! Congratulations.
Congratulations…well deserved.
Wonderful!!! Congratulations!
Dana, What a wonderful honor. You are inspiring to many of us and it is great to see that inspiration rewarded. All the best.
Congrats! What an honor!
Congratulations! No one deserves it more!
Congratulations, Dana!! You are so deserving!
I hope all is going well for you…would love to catch up some time!
That's my girl!! Proud of you kid.
Thank you very much everyone. I'm very excited and so honored.
Congratulations Dana!