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What is From Fire to Inspire?
From Fire to Inspire is a framework of images, sounds, colors, and verse aimed at achieving two goals.
1. To connect learners to an understanding of neuroplasticity and an individual's power in the learning process.
2. To connect educators to time-efficient creative ways to apply the science of learning to classroom practices Click here to learn more. |
Every person is a wonderfully unique physical, emotional, and intellectual being wired for moving and learning. When we embrace the psychology and physiology of mind, body & spirit as we work, plan, teach, and interact, we are more likely to reach our goals. As I continue my teaching and learning journey, I aim to connect teachers and learners of all ages to understand how the brain and body learn best.
Yours for healthy & active life-long learning, Liz |
"Liz is, without question, the best teacher I ever supervised during my 40+ years in public education. As her principal, I was privileged to be able to observe her effectiveness both in the classroom and with the extra-curricular activities she created and led. Liz is in a class by herself! She made it her mission to understand how children learn, how their brains work, and what is needed in order for them to thrive. Watching her in action in the classroom or during a jump rope practice was a mesmerizing experience! Students were attentive and excited and fully engaged in the learning process – ALL the students, ALL the time. No exceptions. The labels of autism, LD, ESL, MR, BD, and all the rest had no place in her world. She knew instinctively, and from her extensive research, what children need in order to learn and grow and blossom – no matter their starting point. If I could have one wish for the state of public education in our country, it would be that every classroom, not just physical education classrooms, could have a Liz Giles-Brown leading it!"
Pamela J. Sperry, Former Principal & Superintendent
Pamela J. Sperry, Former Principal & Superintendent
