iNACOL Webinar Features the iNACOL Teacher of the Year on Using Personalization to Transform Teaching and Learning

Washington, D.C. (March 6, 2018) – On Thursday, March 15, 2018 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ET, iNACOL will host a Teacher Talk Webinar featuring Rachael Moola, iNACOL Teacher of the Year, who will highlight strategies for teachers to implement personalized learning in K-12 education.

Rachael Moola, a seventh grade teacher from East Pennsboro Area Middle School (PA), was honored as the 2017 iNACOL Teacher of the Year at the iNACOL Symposium, held in Orlando, Florida. This award is given annually to a K-12 educator whose efforts as a personalized learning teacher exemplify to the highest degree their commitment to student success, knowledge and skill as a professional educator, and dedication to his or her students.

Join this webinar to understand ways teachers can personalize instruction and strategies to transform their pedagogy to meet the needs of individual learners. Rachael will share tips for anticipating and overcoming hurdles in the shift towards personalizing learning, and ways teachers can use tools to inform the learning process.

iNACOL CEO Susan Patrick said, “Educators are leading the move to personalized learning through modernizing strategies, methods and tools to help students succeed. It is my pleasure to honor the tremendous work of Rachael and her outstanding dedication to creating learning environments that are tailored for each student’s needs. This webinar will showcase her strategies and allow other practitioners to gain insights for personalizing learning and preparing each student for future success.”

This webinar is free to attend — participants are invited to register here for final details and login information.

Webinar Title: iNACOL Teacher of the Year: Using Personalization to Transform Teaching and Learning

Presenters:

• Rachael Moola, 7th Grade English Language Arts Teacher, East Pennsboro School

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