Who Do You Most (and Least) Trust for Teaching Advice?

There is no shortage of opinions, suggestions, and advice on how to teach. What sources do you most and least trust for teaching advice?

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Andrew Sharos is a current administrator and teacher who lives in Chicago. He is the founder and CEO of the Village Project Consulting Group, which provides professional development to schools to improve their AP programs, their new teacher mentorship programs, and their overall culture of success. Also Amazon best-selling author for All 4s and 5s: A Guide for Teaching and Leading Advanced Placement Programs and Finding Lifelines: A Practical Tale about Teachers and Mentors. Dr. Cristiane Galvão holds a master’s degree in Applied Linguistics from the University of Taubaté, Brazil, and a doctorate in Higher Education Leadership from California Lutheran University, U.S.A. She has taught ESL for 20 years and has offered professional development courses to language teachers from all around the world. Allyson Caudill, John Cox and Ashley B. Blakely are National Board certified co-teachers from Raleigh, NC that specialize in co-teaching for English Learners at the elementary level. They have been teaching together for five years, are featured in several professional texts and regularly present on the topics of inclusion, collaboration, literacy & language.