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The Judges
Each year, The McGlothlin Awards are judged by a distinguished group of
regional educational leaders.
Blue Ridge PBS is grateful
to the 2010 McGlothlin Award judges who gave so generously of their
professional time:
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Dr. Merle Herndon,
Lynchburg City Schools
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Mrs. Adele Morris,
Craig Co. Schools
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Mrs. Michelle Dahlquist,
Houston Texas Schools*
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Mrs. Virginia Seale,
Ferrum College
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Mrs. Lissy Merenda,
Roanoke City Schools, retired
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Dr. Suzanne Reid,
Emory and Henry College
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Dr. Jane Falls,
Coordinator, Educational Technology Lab, School of Education, Virginia
Tech
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Ms. Tina Coffey,
Salem City Schools
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Mrs. Tamatha Farrell,
Roanoke County Schools*
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Mrs. Tracy Easterling,
Bristol Tennessee Schools*
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Dr. Maria Stallions,
Associate Professor of Education, Roanoke College
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Dr. Holly Robbins,
School of Teacher Education and Leadership, Radford University
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Dr. Liesl Baum-Combs,
Blue Ridge PBS TTI Master Teacher and Instructional Design Project
Manager for Creative Technologies in the Arts, Virginia Tech
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Mrs. Cynthia
Kelley-Wilkins, Amherst County Schools*
*previous McGlothlin Award
winners
What the Judges Will Be Evaluating
The following qualities and abilities are observed throughout the
judging process:
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Teaching for at least 5 years, with plans to
continue in the teaching profession
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Answering how the travel portion of the
award will help "bring the world" to the classroom
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Commitment to the teaching profession and to
continuing professional development (for oneself, mentoring other
educators, and/or encouraging young people to become teachers)
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Inspiring students, other educators, and the
community to value and enjoy learning
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Meeting the diverse needs of learners
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Promoting a high level of student
engagement and achievement
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Personal intellectual, ethical, moral, and
social standards that inspire the nominees' students to lives of service
and social responsibility
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