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#72 — Penny Kittle: Engaging Readers and Building Better Writers
Penny Kittle is an English teacher, literacy coach, and director of new teacher mentoring at Kennett High School in North Conway, New Hampshire. She teaches 10th, 11th, and 12th graders each fall and also occasionally in the alternative night school for adult students.
Penny is also currently the National Council of Teachers of English Policy Analyst for the State of New Hampshire. You can follow her at www.pennykittle.net
In this episode you will learn:
Penny's travels as a teacher and educator in various states throughout the country
Her time as a woodcarving teacher
What it takes to be a good coach in sports and how that is transferrable to coaching teachers
The impact Donald Graves had on her teaching
The importance of teachers existing as writers
Mini lessons are most efficient and least effective and conferring is least efficient yet most effective.
How to turn dependent learners into independent thinkers
What type of feedback matters to students
The two books that are fascinating her right now:
Why teachers need to help students set specific, measure goals
Why every teacher needs to feed his or her own curiosity and fascination
How the Book Love Foundation has come to define her professional life and serve as her biggest source of pride.
The post #72 — Penny Kittle: Engaging Readers and Building Better Writers appeared first on Talks with Teachers.
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Penny Kittle is an English teacher, literacy coach, and director of new teacher mentoring at Kennett High School in North Conway, New Hampshire. She teaches 10th, 11th, and 12th graders each fall and also occasionally in the alternative night school for adult students.
Penny is also currently the National Council of Teachers of English Policy Analyst for the State of New Hampshire. You can follow her at www.pennykittle.net
In this episode you will learn:
Penny's travels as a teacher and educator in various states throughout the country
Her time as a woodcarving teacher
What it takes to be a good coach in sports and how that is transferrable to coaching teachers
The impact Donald Graves had on her teaching
The importance of teachers existing as writers
Mini lessons are most efficient and least effective and conferring is least efficient yet most effective.
How to turn dependent learners into independent thinkers
What type of feedback matters to students
The two books that are fascinating her right now:
Why teachers need to help students set specific, measure goals
Why every teacher needs to feed his or her own curiosity and fascination
How the Book Love Foundation has come to define her professional life and serve as her biggest source of pride.
The post #72 — Penny Kittle: Engaging Readers and Building Better Writers appeared first on Talks with Teachers.