On allowing students to be teachers... 2018 Montana Teacher of the Year, Melissa Romano

2018 Montana Teacher of the Year Melissa Romano says that she began her career as a second-grade teacher, and had extensive ideas about how she would teach her math lessons, which she had spent a lot of time preparing. But a student in her class demonstrated a completely different way to address a math problem. It was a very meaningful moment for Romano, and afterward it affected how she presented information to students in the classroom. The ‘Lessons from Teachers of the Year’ series is a partnership between Google for Education and CCSSO that aims to elevate the teaching profession and capture the thinking of some of the United States’ best educators. See the full playlist at goo.gl/grYg2p Google for Education: We believe that every student and every educator, in every classroom, deserves the tools and skills that set them up for success in building the future they want for themselves. So we’re committed to supporting students, partnering with educators, building products and making impactful investments that help expand access to education through technology. Whether you’re interested in Chromebooks, computer science, or Google Classroom, subscribe to our YouTube channel for product updates, program news, and more.