I’ve been teaching for 35 years B”H, and because of the station rotation course this year, I left my comfort zone. My students were more motivated to learn. The knew their next assignment, and I was able to listen and teach kriah to four girls at a time, which is a tremendous benefit.

I’ve had the good fortune to be mentored by several of the expert educators at ATT from the very beginning of my teaching career and have benefited unmeasurably as a result. Together with the various courses from the ATT in which I’ve had the opportunity to take part, I’d say that literally every facet of my teaching has been affected by our continuing partnership.

After attending a PD class entitled Mission Impossible: Teaching Students to Follow Directions, I was amazed to find how helpful it was to learn different ways to teach different learners.

Seeing the students come so willing to to their sessions and so eager to get the extra help they may need makes me realize just how valuable REACH is as a resource in the school.

I participated in EPIC this year, and it was incredible. My mentor was knowledgeable and experienced. She gave me useful advice and taught me practical tools that I now use in my classroom. My students benefited from the changes.