About Me

Juliet Boone is an educator who began her career in 1983, teaching biology in at the  junior high level in Jamaica, West Indies.  Her subsequent studies in linguistics led her to an investigation of the impact of language acquisition on performance in science. Even after leaving teaching for a decade to work in the insurance industry,  Boone persisted in seeking solutions to the challenges students face in learning. Returning to teaching as a special educator, Mrs. Boone’s life work is to empower students to excel through best practices and  the use of educational technology.

Mrs. Boone, who has worked at all levels of the educational system, birth through adult, is herself, a lifelong learner. She holds the Advanced Certificate in STEM Education and the Master of Science degree in Instructional Technology from the New York Institute of Technology as well as a Master of Science in Special Education degree from SUNY New Paltz.  In 2022, she received the Empire State Excellence in Teaching Award conferred by the Governor through The State University of New York.

She continues to participate in a wide variety of professional development opportunities from which she eagerly returns to the classroom with new applications that she hopes will help to improve outcomes for her students. She is a published author, online course developer/trainer, a certified work-based learning educator, an ISTE certified educator and a Google certified educator.