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Mary Beth Gaertner
Educator and administrator for over thirty years, both in public and private education, from early childhood through the universtity level. I have
served in the Alief, Aldine, Spring, and Magnolia...ver maisEducator and administrator for over thirty years, both in public and private education, from early childhood through the universtity level. I have
served in the Alief, Aldine, Spring, and Magnolia public school districts, the local community college system and Sam Houston State University as an
adjunct professor as well as an administrator at St. Matthew Lutheran School, Spring, and currently serving as Director of Educational Minstries in my
25th year at Salem Lutheran School, Tomball, Texas.
Formal education includes a bachelor's degree in pseech pathology and audiology from the University of Hosuton, a master's degree in elementary
eduation from Sam Houston State university and a doctorate in educational administration from Californina Coast University.
Salem Lutheran School became a National Blue Ribbon School in 2007 and is 157 years old!
Using this book, my desire is to help other schools achieve positive communication between parents and teachers using a very simple research based
method that really works! Other how-to books provide advice, but this one shares the "way to go" along with authentic comments from the teachers
themselves as to how much the process helped them throughout the rest of the year to continue great communication with their parents!
"Way to Go" provides the philsophy and educational research behind the strategy for the positive communication model, the necessay ingredients for the
successful implementation of "Tell the Teacher More Day" as well as the follow through.
I live in Magnolia, Texas, with my husband, Dean. We have two married daughters and four grandchildren.ver menos
Livros de Mary Beth Gaertner
Way to Go: A Research-Based Strategy for Establishing a Positive Relationship Between Parents and Teachers