Julia Briggs
Julia is passionate about supporting teams to develop their practice and transform student learning. She has coached educators and departments across grade levels (from Early Years applying LTT to learning through play), in multiple disciplines, and various curriculum frameworks in English and Spanish. Julia currently lives in Colombia, working in an international school as the Head of Chemistry and is completing a Master’s in Educational Leadership at Tampere University of Applied Science in Finland.
Competencies and Interests
Relevant Experience
Currently working towards an MBA in Educational Leadership
PGCSE in Science
BSc in Chemistry
10+ years teaching Science and Chemistry (GCSE, A-Level, MYP, and DP)
Spanish Speaker
Current Interests
Equity Education
STEM Education
Social and Emotional Learning
Collaborative Learning
The Science of Learning and Human Behaviour
Support Offered
Professional Learning Workshops
Curriculum Co-Design
Curriculum Advising
Assessment Design
Blog Plosts
Shifts in Practice (Part 1)
A short blog post this week, just to get started with Shifts in Practice and introduce this month's Try It Together. It was brilliant to feature...
SEL Try it Together
Last week’s LTT newsletter was on point (sign up here) - featuring three great free resources for the LTT community to try out, all focused on...
You Just Need Somewhere to Start
An aha! moment When educators are new to LTT, we often encourage them to “just give it a go”. As a team, we have worked hard to create and develop a...
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