Jennifer Dorman

#teachmaine Best of luck to the 2020 cohort of Maine’s County Teachers of the Year during today”s oral presentations. YOU truly understand the “magnitude of the mission” (@fastcrayon) of today’s educators! Looking forward to learning from all of you today.

#HeySomersetCounty who will be your #2020CTOY to join these amazing Ts? 2014 @MTOY2015 JennDorman 2015 Deb Tanner 2016 @TamaraRanger #MTOY17 2017 @ericbrown4 2018 @pattichampagne2 2019 @BuildItWithBert @SkowSavingsBank @JackmanMaine @EdChatME @CSTAMaine @madisonteacher

There are multiple pathways to teacher leadership! Thank you @ttlMaine @MrColemanGSB @JenWrightCTOY for sharing salient features of leading from the classroom!#EMSymposium2019 @EducateMaine @MAINETOY

Thank you @Tree4Change for this reminder: “Trauma sensitive schools are equity-focused. Trauma sensitive schools require an ideology shift.” #EMsymposium2019 @EducateMaine @MAINETOY @MaineEA

@CarrieCartwrig1 @unumnews Much gratitude to Unum for their support of Educate Maine, and other education-based programs in Maine like the Maine State Teacher of the Year Association and Maine Teach to Lead! @MAINETOY @EducateMaine @ttlMaine

“How does coordination in the teaching of transferable skills—or the lack of it—impact equitable outcomes for students?”~ Kate Gardoqui, MTOY 2011 and Senior Associate for @GreatSchoolsP speaking at #EMSymposium2019

“Don’t Stop Believing...” Maine educators! Brittany Ray of the TREE Project reminds us that our work is difficult but vitally important. #EMSymposium2019 #studentvoice “What’s Voice Got to Do With It?” #SESEL #DeepDive

So grateful to have Maine students and Operation Breaking Stereotypes sharing their ideas & experiences in today’s plenary presentation “Challenging Perceptions” at #EMSymposium2019 #studentvoice #MaineStudentsRock

Student panel! Always the best. Thank you Operation Breaking Stereotypes #EMsymposium19

How can teachers help break stereotypes? “Make your classroom a safe space”~Old Town, Maine middle school student and Operation Breaking Stereotypes participant speaking at #EMSymposium2019

Operation Breaking Stereotypes connecting students in Maine, Boston, and New York. “You become so wired to believe all of the stuff we are brought up to believe...There is so much we don’t see here.” Lewiston, Maine student at #EMSymposium2019

Shout out to Maranacook High School students and teacher leader for Operation Breaking Stereotypes for sharing their efforts to promote social emotional learning in Maine schools. #EMsymposium2019 @EducateMaine @care_to_educate @MAINETOY @

Teachers' 'downtime' is precious but I'd give up Saturdays for #PopUpPD like this #RigorousWhimsy with @WickedDecent @tedlund1 @MsGoodall_Riots @TamaraRanger @MTOY2014 @MTOY2015 et. al any day. Thanks @MaineTOYA! #Sketchnotes

Cannot wait to share #criticalcreativity w the MSTOYA pop up PD crew! Sign up today! #edtech207 #maineschools

We are getting ready for Pop-Up PD at The Quarry, in Hallowell, Maine. Learn about Critical Creativity from Dan Ryder, presenter extraordinaire! Nov. 9th 1-3. Thanks to our sponsors @unumnews and @leeauto Registration link: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

41 of #185in52 What teachers do in the evening - network with their colleagues across the great State of Maine! "Zooming" with @MaineTOYA to elevate and support Maine teachers. (Too many networked teachers to tag!) #RiotPride @OronoHighSchool @RSU_26 #DailyEduPic

Hey, Maine educators. What is Pop-Up PD? Check it out here! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Thank you, @MTOY2015 and team for your efforts in making #TeachtoLead possible for these school teams today! #nbctME #NBCTstrong