"A fresh, innovative perspective on education."
Adrian L. Layne is a fourteen year veteran teacher in the Jefferson County Public School System in Louisville, Kentucky. Layne earned her undergraduate degree and teaching certificate from Western Kentucky University, and her MEd and Rank I from University of Louisville. She currently teaches dual credit courses for students who wish to become teachers. In her spare time, Layne volunteers for the Lupus Foundation of America
Question #2- I've worked as an Assistant Principal for the past 10 years. I've worked in middle, high and elementary schools. I've gotten glowing evaluations, parents love me and my students adore me. The only problem is that I can't get promoted … [Read more...]
Question #3 What's a good way to find materials for my classroom? I teach high school social studies but the problem is that there are not enough books in the school for every student so I have to supplement. I mainly teach Government/American … [Read more...]
Question #4- I'm stuck. Literally stuck. This is my 12th year teaching and because of the pressure of kids passing tests, unruly students, privileged parents who are insanely rude to the teachers--I rarely want to come to work. I've considered … [Read more...]
Question #1- I'm a new teacher who happens to teach English to 6th graders in an urban school district. I'm overwhelmed with lesson planning, parent teacher conferences, delivering content that is interesting to the students, pacing them to finish … [Read more...]
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