Episode 29: Lucy Gray & Carol Anne McGuire, Part 2 Think Like A Leader

This is Part Two of a series with two special guests: Lucy Gray and Carol Anne McGuire.

Lucy Gray
is an Instructional Technology Specialist at the University of Chicago
(IL) Center for Elementary Math and Science Education.  Among her
numerous awards are having been named an Apple Distinguished Educator
(2005), Discovery Educator Network Star Teacher, and Google Certified
Teacher.  Lucy is a popular speaker at national and international
conferences.  Also, Lucy has a strong reputation as a collector and
organizer of robust online resources, using such technologies as blogs,
wikis, nings, Twitter, and Facebook, among others.

Carol Anne McGuire
is a teacher and Instructional Technology Specialist at the New Village
Leadership Academy in Calabasas, CA.  Formerly, she was an
award-winning teacher of blind and visually impaired students.  The
fact that amazes most people is that Carol Anne was teaching these
visually impaired students to make videos!!  Those videos have been
shown around the world.
Among the awards and recognitions that have
come Carol Anne's way are: Apple Distinguished Educator (2004),
Discovery Educator Network Star Teacher, Google Certified Teacher, Top
Online Educator, Disney Teacher of the Year, SMARTBoard Exemplary
Educator, American Film Institute Screen Educator, and ISTE (International Society for Technology in Education)
Teacher of the Year (2008).  Like Lucy, Carol Anne is a highly-sought
after keynote speaker, as well as workshop leader, at professional
conferences around the globe.
Carol Anne also serves as "Lead Rocker" for an internationally-acclaimed project, "Rock Our World."

So,
you can see that I was highly honored to be able to share conversation
with these two outstanding ladies.  Their ideas on improving education
are stellar.  You will discover that, as you listen to this episode, if
you hadn't known it already.

This episode represents Part Two of
a two-part series.  I believe you will be inspired and stirred by
listening to these fabulous educators.  Please send your questions and
comments.

If you wish to contact either Lucy or Carol Anne, they can be reached by clicking on the links to their names.

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