Laurel
Schmidt has worked for thirty years in the field of education. She thrived
for 23 years
in the classroom, teaching every grade K-8 before becoming a
principal. She writes extensively about multiple intelligence theory,
effective teaching practices and the challenges of school leadership. She
presents nationwide to parents, teachers, mentors, administrators and
school board members. She conducts
staff development for teachers based on
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latest book, Classroom Confidential: The 12 Secrets of Great
Teachers. Laurel also works with school districts, county offices of
education, and administrative associations to enhance the skills of
principals and school leaders through her Gardening in the Minefield
seminars. She is currently Director of Pupil Services for the Santa
Monica-Malibu School District, and adjunct professor at Antioch
University. |