TLJ Consulting provides K-12 professional development on-site, online, via workshops and/or personal coaching at our PD Center.
TLJ Trainers employ various approaches as they model effective instructional methods making many of the abstract reasoning processes of teaching and learning concrete for educational audiences.
Click on each category for more information and see how TLJ Consulting can bring improvement to your class, school, and district.
What our clients are saying:
“You guys are awesome…just saying this out loud.”
Dr. Mata Banks, Claiborne County, TN“You truly are an educator. For me and a few others I talked to, yours was the most useful, encouraging, and best presented session so far. It’s a shame you didn’t have more time. Most of us are here to learn, and just watching you cover so much material in so little time was a learning experience in itself.
You even squeezed in a few questions and interacted with “your class”. If you had presented on a fictional subject such as “Packing Widgets in China” just to demonstrate how to teach it would have been worth the drive from west TN, BUT I got so much more and want to beg you for more. I love it when my students beg for more, don’t you…. Today you encouraged me to keep doing what I am doing and also to present an in-service to all of the ABE teachers at the prison where I teach. Teachers have been asking me for electrical situations that require math so that they can prepare their students for my class. Many want to take my class but are afraid of the math. I know what that feels like. ….. Keep doing what you are doing. You have no idea how many lives you are changing.”
John Fagan, Hardeman County Correctional Facility“Tammy’s knowledge of mathematical concepts and common core content is unmatched. Her expertise in K-12 mathematics, combined with our teachers’ experience and commitment, enabled our district and teacher teams not only to develop deeper understanding of both content and strategies, but to understand the entire learning progression of standards at all levels.”
Suzanne Bryant, Assistant Director of Schools for Curriculum & Instruction, Greeneville, TN