DCG MENTORING

What do I do now?

Yogi Berra told us that when we get to the fork in a road, we should take it. But which fork? What signposts will I find on the way? New teachers or students unfamiliar with the educational paths in front of them need a helping hand, someone who has been down the path before and can help them reach their chosen goals.

As a student and as a novice teacher I was lucky enough to have those helping hands to mentor me on my path. I seek to “pay that favor forward.”

What I do now.

I am available for workshops and on going consultation with school districts, teacher institutes, various education associations, and parent groups on a number of topics:

  • Teacher Training
  • Boys and School
  • Experiential Learning
  • Social Studies Curriculum Development

I am also available to mentor students having difficulties in school in such “soft skills” as:

  • Time Management
  • Organization
  • Communication with Adults
  • Study Skills.
  • Social Studies comprehension

 

Fees: On Request.

 

9 Responses to DCG MENTORING

  1. Excellent Dave! Happy to share … ~M

  2. Anthony Young says:

    Hey Mr Greene,

    Congratulations on your new venture. People are not going to be ready for what you are about to do for them and their families. I use you as a template when I am teaching my freshmen GED class on mondays. I always think “what would Mr. Green do?” I’ll be checking in every once in a while to see how people are responding.

    Much Love,
    Anthony

  3. Rudo Greissworth says:

    This site is great! I wish you rewarding success and fun! Hope I can help one day like you are…

  4. BKeller says:

    DCG congratulations on this new endeavor. Clearly you have the expertise and the experience to address these issues. I’d be glad to work with you on it, too.

  5. Bob Morris says:

    Good luck David. I am a long standing fan of your work. Best, Bob

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