We have everything you need to implement a complete mentoring program.
Mentoring
Our mentoring program includes everything you need to implement a complete mentoring program that supports teacher success and retention.
We provide a curriculum, meeting agendas and materials, templates, checklists and many other resources for administrators, teacher-mentors, and new teachers.
Engaging Workshops
We love working with other educators and have conducted hundreds of workshops around the country and in several countries.
Our workshops are active, engaging and filled with practical strategies that support optimal learning.
Podcast and Blog
We support teachers with The Inspired Together Teachers Podcast and award winning blog.
About Inspired Together Learning...
We're Paula and Michele, award winning educators who have traveled the world together learning, speaking, conducting workshops and doing our part to try to make the world a better place.
We've been in thousands of classrooms and worked with some of the best teachers in the world.
We've presented at hundreds of conferences, workshops and trainings. Our experiences have given us an incredible perspective.
We've seen teaching and learning from every angle and we know what good teaching and learning looks like.
We created Inspired Together Learning, so that we could take our knowledge, experiences and insight to create learning experiences that would create real and lasting impact.
We would love to support YOU with our programs.
Learn more about Paula and Michele
The Power of Working Together...
Ecologists tell us that a tree planted in a clearing of an old forest will grow more successfully than one planted in an open field. The reason, it seems, is that the roots of the forest tree are able to follow the intricate pathways created by former trees and thus embed themselves more deeply. Indeed, over time, the roots of many trees may actually graft themselves to one another, creating an interdependent mat of life hidden beneath the earth. This literally enables the stronger trees to share resources with the weaker so the whole forest becomes healthier.
Similarly, human beings thrive best when we grow in the presence of those who have gone before. Our roots may not follow every available pathway, but we are able to become more fully ourselves because of the presence of others. “I am who I am because we are,” goes the saying, and mentors are a vital part of the invisible mat of our lives.
Louis J. Zachary (2000). The Mentor’s Guide: Facilitating Effective Learning Relationships, (pg xiii)
