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McGlothlin Award for Teaching Excellence

 
       The 2011 McGlothlin Awards for Teaching Excellence
 

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:

  • Dr. Merle Herndon, Lynchburg City Schools

  • Mrs. Adele Morris, Craig Co. Schools

  • Mrs. Michelle Dahlquist, Houston Texas Schools*

  • Mrs. Virginia Seale, Ferrum College

  • Mrs. Lissy Merenda, Roanoke City Schools, retired

  • Dr. Suzanne Reid, Emory and Henry College

  • Dr. Jane Falls, Coordinator, Educational Technology Lab, School of Education, Virginia Tech

  • Ms. Tina Coffey, Salem City Schools

  • Mrs. Tamatha Farrell, Roanoke County Schools*

  • Mrs. Tracy Easterling, Bristol Tennessee Schools*

  • Dr. Maria Stallions, Associate Professor of Education, Roanoke College

  • Dr. Holly Robbins, School of Teacher Education and Leadership, Radford University

  • Dr. Liesl Baum-Combs, Blue Ridge PBS TTI Master Teacher and Instructional Design Project Manager for Creative Technologies in the Arts, Virginia Tech

  • 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:

  • Teaching for at least 5 years, with plans to continue in the teaching profession

  • Answering how the travel portion of the award will help "bring the world" to the classroom

  • Commitment to the teaching profession and to continuing professional development (for oneself, mentoring other educators, and/or encouraging young people to become teachers)

  • Inspiring students, other educators, and the community to value and enjoy learning

  • Meeting the diverse needs of learners

  • Promoting a high level of student engagement and achievement

  • Personal intellectual, ethical, moral, and social standards that inspire the nominees' students to lives of service and social responsibility
     

The McGlothlin Awards for Teaching Excellence

More about the Previous Winners:  

2000 McGlothlin Award Winners

2001 McGlothlin Award Winners

2002 McGlothlin Award Winners

2003 McGlothlin Award Winners

2004 McGlothlin Award Winners

2005 McGlothlin Award Winners

2006 McGlothlin Award Winners

2007 McGlothlin Award Winners
2008 McGlothlin Award Winners 2009 McGlothlin Award Winners
2010 McGlothlin Award Winners


Special thanks go to Tom McGlothlin and the McGlothlin Foundation for making this important recognition of teaching excellence possible. The McGlothlin Awards for Teaching Excellence are administered by Blue Ridge PBS's Education Services Department.

 

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