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FOR STUDENTS

FOR TEACHERS, EDUCATORS, SCHOOL DISTRICT LEADERS

What is the Video Teacher Worksop?  Simply put, it's  PERSONALIZED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT for film and video teachers to help them navigate through their program more easily. We tackle YOUR issues in YOUR CLASSROOM, whether it's class management, lesson planning, studio design and layout, program development, equipment issues or even how to systemize your class.  The goal is to make teaching FUN!

Are you feeling stressed, burnout, or simply overwhelmed with managing your program?  In a recent survey of teachers, one of the key ingredients to teacher attrition was lack of preparation for the classroom?  The Video Teacher Workshop addresses most of the concerns raised by film and video teachers!
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Teachers cited quality of professional development as a major concern for teacher attrition.  The Video Teacher Workshop addresses most of the concerns regarding film and video teachers such as fundraising, equipment selection, classroom management and student engagement and more!

Here's what they're saying about The Video Teacher Workshop:  "I appreciated seeing your classroom and studio. After just 1 year under belt, I needed to find a way to keep my students protective in their own space. Previously, my editing stations were too close to each other. Groups of three were always bumping elbows. Using your editing bays as an example, I was inspired to spread out my students’ work areas." -Garrison Everett, Autrey Mill Middle School

"As a new teacher of video production, I was overwhelmed with the amount of technology, systems, projects, equipment and several other things associated with teaching a CTAE course. When I was looking for help from other teachers I stumbled upon Tracy Misner’s workshop and I knew right away that I needed to be there. The workshop helped ground me in the details that mattered when constructing a video program at our school. I was able to collaborate with other teachers in my same situation and learn the skills necessary to operate a successful video production program that would ultimately provide the ultimate creative environment for students to work in. " -Zach Garrett, Riverside Military Academy
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