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PEBC Lab Classroom Series 

Community: Date Announced Soon!

Discourse: February 5, 2025

Workshop Model: March 5, 2025

Single Lab - $259 Early Bird / $285 Regular

Bundle - $659 Early Bird / $725 Regular

3 Separate Sessions:

7:30 am - 3:30 pm MT
Register for all 3 sessions: $659 Early Bird / $725 Regular (save 15% over individual registrations)
Or, you can register for individual sessions: $259 Early Bird / $285 Regular
Registration includes a boxed lunch.

LAB CLASSROOM OBSERVATION: Step Into Real Classrooms and Transform Your Teaching

Take your teaching practice to the next level with our Lab Classroom Observation Series! Whether you attend one session or all three, you'll dive into essential strategies that make a real difference in the classroom. These hands-on seminars focus on three game-changing aspects of Phenomenal Teaching: community, discourse, and the workshop model.

Spend your morning observing expert teachers in action, then engage in an afternoon of rich discussion with the classroom lab host and a PEBC staff developer. Together, you'll reflect, explore professional literature, and discover how to apply what you've seen to elevate your own classroom practice.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Community: Create Classroom communities that support the agency and understanding of every learner using PEBC’s SEL Competencies, a framework designed to support teachers in deeper integration of social and emotional strategies into their teaching practice.
  • Discourse: Lead engaging, meaningful academic conversations that deepen student understanding.
  • Workshop Model: Create dynamic learning experiences that challenge students and promote deep, conceptual understanding.

Join us for an inspiring day of learning, observation, and collaboration. See first-hand how these powerful strategies come to life in the classroom—and walk away with fresh ideas to implement in your own!

PEBC Institutes fill quickly. Register today!

Facilitators

Annie Patterson

Annie Patterson
PEBC Senior Director of Lab Networks

Tracy Wagers

Tracy Wagers
PEBC Manager of Resident Development, Coaching and Mentoring Lead

Meet the Facilitators

Annie Patterson

Annie Patterson, Senior Director of Education, leads the PEBC Lab Network and has led extensive work with schools and systems to develop classrooms that bring equity, agency, and understanding to life in K-12 classrooms both locally and nationally. She is a lifelong learner who focuses on designing professional learning that brings learning communities together to create classrooms worthy of students. Through facilitating and coaching, Annie works closely with teachers, instructional coaches, and district leaders to customize professional learning to increase student achievement for each and every learner. A co-facilitator of the Thinking Strategies Institute, Investigating Thinking Strategies, Annie also leads teacher inquiry groups that focus on argument writing.

Annie joined the PEBC in 2002 and brings over 31 years of experience in education. A former middle school teacher, Annie taught Language Arts, reading, social studies and math. She earned her Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction, with an emphasis in Reading and Writing, from the University of Colorado. She is the recipient of the 2012 O’Rourke Award from Learning Forward Colorado for distinguished achievement in educator staff development. When she isn’t learning in a classroom, Annie loves spending time hiking with her family and her dog, Henry.

Favorite children’s book: The Three Questions by Jon J. Muth.

Facilitating for Community, Discourse, and Workshop Model

Tracy Wagers

Tracy Wagers (she/her/hers) supports new teachers as the Manager of Resident Development, Coaching and Mentoring Lead for PEBC’s Residency team.  Her approach as a coach and instructor includes an emphasis on social-emotional learning, inclusion, and creating safe spaces for growth and reflection.

Prior to joining PEBC, Tracy served as principal of an alternative middle and high school for students with learning differences. She also taught secondary language arts in the Denver Metro Area for eleven years and has endorsements in special education and gifted and talented support.

Tracy earned a Master’s in Humanities from CU-Denver, focusing on creativity and spirituality in education, and a BA in English from CU-Boulder.

Tracy is the mother of twins, a girl and a boy, and sees her parenting as a crucial opportunity for anti-racist work. She believes that humility is key to being a lifelong learner.  Tracy grew up on a wheat farm in eastern Colorado and is passionate about living in a way which prioritizes people over things.

Favorite children’s book: Anh’s Anger by Gail Silver

Facilitating for Community

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PEBC Lab Series Registration - Bundle
$ 725.00
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PEBC Lab Series Registration - February 5th (Early Bird)
$ 259.00
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PEBC Lab Series Registration - March 5th (Early Bird)
$ 259.00
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