TEACHERNOMICS (n)
-a new way of seeing the value teachers bring to every market and every profession.
-a conversation of how we measure, maximize, and employ the value of teachers.
Everyone has a great teacher story. Even you. This great teacher changed your life; she helped you do something that you likely wouldn't have done on your own.
This great teacher is still in your head, teaching you. Great teachers have incredible value to people of every job, career, and profession.
It's the world's most valuable profession. And, honestly, probably the oldest. The other oldest.
-a new way of seeing the value teachers bring to every market and every profession.
-a conversation of how we measure, maximize, and employ the value of teachers.
Everyone has a great teacher story. Even you. This great teacher changed your life; she helped you do something that you likely wouldn't have done on your own.
This great teacher is still in your head, teaching you. Great teachers have incredible value to people of every job, career, and profession.
It's the world's most valuable profession. And, honestly, probably the oldest. The other oldest.
MIKE KLEBA
An educator, speaker, writer, and artist, Michael Kleba has been a classroom teacher for over 20 years. He believes that great teaching exists in all leadership, from classrooms to boardrooms, from the sidelines of football fields to the frontlines of war.
Originally from Philadelphia, Kleba teaches 12th grade English and IB Theatre at a high school on Long Island in NY. He's taught at every level of school from K-12, is certified in Secondary English, Social Studies, and Art. He holds a BS in Education from Duquesne University and a MA in Theatre from Villanova University.
Kleba has also been in classrooms around the world including Tanzania, Italy, Austria, Uruguay, Cuba, and New Zealand. But, let's be honest: he was mostly just hanging around talking to students.
Follow him on twitter @mikekleba
An educator, speaker, writer, and artist, Michael Kleba has been a classroom teacher for over 20 years. He believes that great teaching exists in all leadership, from classrooms to boardrooms, from the sidelines of football fields to the frontlines of war.
Originally from Philadelphia, Kleba teaches 12th grade English and IB Theatre at a high school on Long Island in NY. He's taught at every level of school from K-12, is certified in Secondary English, Social Studies, and Art. He holds a BS in Education from Duquesne University and a MA in Theatre from Villanova University.
Kleba has also been in classrooms around the world including Tanzania, Italy, Austria, Uruguay, Cuba, and New Zealand. But, let's be honest: he was mostly just hanging around talking to students.
Follow him on twitter @mikekleba
RYAN O'HARA
Ryan O’Hara currently serves as principal for a public school district on Long Island, where he lives with his wife and three daughters.
After teaching English for over a decade, O’Hara began working in educational leadership. Believing that great leaders help others make their tacit learning explicit in order to engage in purposeful practice and learn from experience, O’Hara visits classrooms and collaborates with teachers, facilitating inquiry into problems of practice.
O’Hara has a BFA in Theatre from Long Island University, graduate degrees in education from Hofstra University and Stony Brook University, and an Ed.D. from St. John’s University.
Follow him on twitter @ryanwohara
Ryan O’Hara currently serves as principal for a public school district on Long Island, where he lives with his wife and three daughters.
After teaching English for over a decade, O’Hara began working in educational leadership. Believing that great leaders help others make their tacit learning explicit in order to engage in purposeful practice and learn from experience, O’Hara visits classrooms and collaborates with teachers, facilitating inquiry into problems of practice.
O’Hara has a BFA in Theatre from Long Island University, graduate degrees in education from Hofstra University and Stony Brook University, and an Ed.D. from St. John’s University.
Follow him on twitter @ryanwohara