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Ron Coniglio
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Ron Coniglio is an outstanding teacher and internationally-acclaimed presenter. In his over 20 years of classroom instruction, he has taught High School, Middle School and Elementary School students. His success as an educator and his incredible teaching style has been spotlighted not only at the state and national level, but on the international stage as well. As a presenter, Ron's ability to take ideas and translate them into meaningful, practical and inspirational examples of learning has made him a celebrated teacher of teachers. Ron helps educators across the country to find a "better way."
His workshops share many creative and innovative ways for teachers to improve learning and achievement for students. Ron consistently receives excellent evaluations from workshop participants from around the country who describe him as a "Master Teacher" and an inspiration to America's educators. Ron's workshops are filled with powerful ideas that teachers can translate into their own classrooms. The humor and thought-provoking ideas he laces into his workshops serve to inspire educators and help them move to a new place in their professional growth.
KEYNOTES
- Why We Teach, Grades K-12
Each school day morning, educators head to school to begin their day’s work. How did we choose our profession? Why do we continue to teach? Join Ron as he journeys through these questions that have such a tremendous impact on the lives of millions of American school children each day and throughout their lives. A life-long educator, Ron speaks with passion and conviction that re-energizes and re-dedicates educators around the world.
- Making A Difference in the Lives of Children, Grades K-12
The effect of teaching children is often delayed and yet we know that each and every educator who comes in contact with children leaves their mark. Join Ron as he talks about the “marks” we make in the lives of our students. Through laughter and sometimes tears, Ron will show his listeners how everything we do during our school day affects children. This keynote leaves the listeners with renewed faith in their chosen profession and a confidence in their ability to make a difference in the lives of the students that they teach.
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