Anne Hall - Education Speakers



Education Speakers Group 101 Eagle Dr. Raceland, LA 70394 Phone: 985-686-9102 Fax: 985-537-5679 E-mail this page to your colleagues!		*Anne Hall*
		Anne Hall has over 30 years in public education. She spent ten years in elementary education in the Boston area where she earned a Master’s Degree in Reading from Boston University. After moving to the Chicago area, Anne also moved to teaching at the middle level. In addition to teaching reading, English, and social studies at 7th and 8th grade, she also served for many years as a team leader and lead teacher in her middle school. Anne spent several years working as a district curriculum coordinator and in that capacity worked to align curriculum to state standards, to develop district assessments, and worked with K-12 teachers on effective and differentiated teaching strategies in inclusive classrooms. Another move has brought Anne to Colorado where she is currently working with student teachers at Colorado State University and working as a staff developer on literacy in Denver area middle schools. Anne has worked with middle level graduate students on effective teaching strategies for teachers, particularly those working on teams and/or within a block schedule. She believes very strongly that all the latest brain research has shown teachers that the path toward increased achievement is through engaged learning in the classroom. Her work has focused on how to help teachers create that engaged learning environment. Anne has worked with school districts in Illinois on both curriculum and middle school issues. She has also presented many times at both state and national conferences and has served for several years on the board of the Association for Illinois Middle Schools. *Topics Include: (pass your mouse over the topic for more info)* Building Literacy Strategies in the Middle Level Classroom No More Fake Reading The Message of Brain Research to Middle Level Teachers Teaching Diverse Learners Teaching in the Block Building Your Social Studies Curriculum – No Longer a Mile Wide and an Inch Deep So What Does Engaged Learning Really Look Like? The Nuts and Bolts of Teaming Rethinking Advisory – The Key Is Building Relationships To request information on Anne Hall, e-mail ahall@educationspeakersgroup.com