T. nathan ferrell

Summary The goal of this workshop is for teachers to learn how to increase their salary as quickly as possible by effectively navigating and leveraging the career pathway system. The workshop will include tips and differentiated strategies for teachers at every point in their career from conditionally certified to veteran teachers and advanced degree holders. It will also include information about how the Teacher Effectiveness Evaluation and Performance Based Evaluation System are structured, and a demonstration of how to find one's pathway, interval and Achievement Unit History and how to find and sign up for Achievement Units.

Nathan Ferrell is a High School Spanish Teacher who holds a Bachelor's Degree from Towson University in Spanish Secondary Education and a Masters Degree from UMBC in Intercultural Communication. Before coming to city schools he taught for 9 years in Howard County Public Schools. For the last 7 years he has taught at school #348, Baltimore Leadership School for Young Women and has supported the Office of Extended learning with the Summer School World Languages Program as well as the after school Credit Recovery Program for Spanish. He brings enthusiasm and energy every day to his Spanish classes. He believes that supporting new and early career teachers is foundational to a healthy school environment and to the future of public education. Serving others is his passion. When he is not teaching Spanish or supporting staff at his school, he is organizing with the rank and file of the BTU on behalf of students, families, and educators in the city.