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By PEBC / March 26, 2020

A typical day in the life of a teacher is carefully planned for, yet somewhat unpredictable. Each day there is […]

$Students working on math together$

By PEBC / March 25, 2020

PEBC Staff Developer Laurie Wretling describes how teachers Shannon Arnold & Laurie Dalesio from Governor’s Ranch Elementary in Jefferson County […]

By Scott Murphy / March 23, 2020

This blog follows an interview with two of PEBC’s lab host teachers, Ana Mettler and Jana Durbin. Ana is completing […]

By PEBC / March 23, 2020

As we move from our classrooms into remote learning options for the next month, I am left with feelings of […]

By PEBC / March 6, 2020

In this time of COVID-19, teachers across the nation have quickly become experts at running class in virtual settings, seeking […]

By Scott Murphy / March 1, 2020

Language is powerful. Really powerful. And in this pandemic, we are beginning to use some terms that will have a […]

By PEBC / February 5, 2020

Keri Gordon’s first teacher training experience occurred early in her life when she was an elementary school student playing school […]

By PEBC / January 14, 2020

PEBC supports SB19-010 Professional Behavioral Health Services For Schools. The bill allows grant money to be used for behavioral health care […]

By Wendy Ward Hoffer / January 9, 2020

Almost like a great song, top-notch mathematical discourse is something you know when you hear. Yet, to cultivate quality, you […]

By PEBC / December 23, 2019

A week ago, hosting book club at my house, I decided to deviate from the usual rituals and routines as […]

By PEBC / December 19, 2019

By Tracy Wagers, Field Coach, Urban Residency We’re tired. Our to-do lists are long and somehow, getting longer. If you […]

By PEBC / December 19, 2019

Professional Learning This year, the Professional Learning team expanded their work nationally and refined their process to meet the needs […]