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Saturday, October 25, 2014

Kentucky Connected Educator Jana Bryant

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In what ways are you a connected educator?

I have decided to increase my connections in education through the use of social media.  I have become very interested in topics of teacher leadership, teacher voice, educational policy, common core implementation, support of new teachers and mathematics education.    

How does being connected impact your practice in schools/classroom?

For me, I want to help spread the word about opportunities to enhance our profession and to make sure that teachers are informed.  It is important that teachers have a voice in educational decisions at the local, state and national level.    

How does being connected impact you as a professional?

In terms of my common core advocacy efforts, I am able to reach out to teachers from other states, get advice about best practices of implementation and share resources.

What advice or resources would you recommend to colleagues interested in becoming connected?

The key is to say yes to new opportunities.  We, as teachers, can be a powerful voice for advancing our profession.  

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