DR. ROBERTA LENGER KANG
Center Director [email protected] SPECIALTIES Culturally relevant pedagogy Instructional design Leadership Hear her each week as a co-host on the Teaching Today podcast! |
Meet Dr. Roberta Lenger KangBefore leading CPET as its Center Director, Dr. Roberta Lenger Kang was a high school English teacher for eight years in Denver, Colorado and New York City. She wrote several district wide curricula for Denver Public Schools and the NYC Department of Education before transitioning from classroom teacher to professional development coach in 2006. As a coach, Roberta has supported schools with instruction, assessment, systems and structures, literacy, and accountability mandates. In 2015, she completed her doctorate in English Education from Teachers College, Columbia University, with a focus on the impact of mandated assessments on students, teachers, and school leaders. In her role as Center Director, Roberta supervises professional development programs and initiatives projects, and cultivates partnerships with schools, districts, and organizations in critical areas such as developing academic rigor, refining literacy in high school, creating meaningful instruction for high-stakes assessments, and leveraging city and state mandates for authentic school change. You can hear her each week as a co-host on the Teaching Today podcast, and reach her at [email protected]. Work with RobertaPublic professional development opportunities (listed below) offer an opportunity to connect with Roberta, as well as educators from other schools and organizations. For an opportunity to receive custom coaching from Roberta, please reach out to us at [email protected]!
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