A chat with Inly’s head of school about student-centered learning, global awareness and the power of experiential education When Donna Milani Luther heard John Hunter
Category: Teacher Insight
Inly Faculty Members are Thought Leaders in Massachusetts Education
By Donna Milani Luther, Head of School As Inly’s Head of School, I am often asked what sets us apart from other schools. And while
New Faces at Inly
We recently sat down with a few of our newest faculty members and asked them some difficult questions like “if you were a superhero, what
Author of "Montessori Learning in the 21st Century" speaks on brain development and education at Inly School
Montessori Learning in the 21st Century In honor of International Montessori Week, this month’s Parent Insight Event featured M. Shannon Helfrich, globe-trotting Montessori trainer
Inly Elementary Students Work with Water in a Hands-on Way
In Lower Elementary’s “Work of Water” the students in grades 1–3 learned how they directly affect the water around them. With help from the North
Team-building in Phys. Ed. Class…A Cornerstone for Life!
By Cathy Harder-Bernier, Inly Physical Education Instructor and Athletics Director Recently, Inly’s phys. ed. classes featured the building blocks and skills needed to learn how
The New Guy's Perspective on Faculty Day
By Tom Layman When friends and family asked me what I did on my second day of work I ran down a few of the
The "Aha" Series: 'I AM funny!'—Arts in Middle School
This week, we asked some of our Middle School arts specialists to share a favorite story that illustrates a moment of joyful discovery when an
The "Aha" Series: The Final Reckoning in Middle School Spanish
This week, we asked Lynda Jackson, our Middle School Spanish instructor, to share a favorite story that illustrates a moment of joyful discovery when an
The "Aha" Series: In Middle School, Not Speaking in Class is Not the Same as Not Paying Attention
This week, we asked our Middle School literature teacher, Shelley Sommer, to share a favorite story that illustrates a moment of joyful discovery when an
The "Aha" Series: Thinking More Deeply in Middle School
This week, we asked Derek Stolp, our Middle School math teacher, to share a favorite story that illustrates a moment of joyful discovery when an
The "Aha" Series: In Middle School, the Whole is Bigger than the Sum of Its Parts
This week, we asked Tschol Slade, our Middle School humanities teacher, to share a favorite story that illustrates a moment of joyful discovery when an idea really
The "Aha" Series: A Slightly Altered View in Middle School
This week, we asked our Middle School director, Julie Kelly-Detwiler, to share a favorite story that illustrates a moment of joyful discovery when an idea really
The "Aha" Series: Fingers that Grow in Elementary Art Class
This week, we asked Pam Golden, our Lower and Upper Elementary art specialist, to share some favorite stories that illustrate those moments of joyful discovery
The "Aha" Series: Can Learning the Virginia Reel be Fun? in Movement Class
This week, we asked Colleen Quinn, our Lower and Upper Elementary movement instructor, to share a favorite story that illustrates that moment of joyful discovery