Julia Keider, owner, lead instructional coach and presenter, has been a “highly-effective” educator and presenter since 2000. Julia utilizes many of her masterful teaching methods in her presentations with adult learners.
Julia has been actively involved in school improvement initiatives across the state of Michigan, from curriculum adoption to coaching training. Julia's professional coaching experience and training is from the Center for Cognitive Coaching and the Center for Adaptive Schools sponsored directly by the Michigan Department of Education's Formative Assessment Process. Julia became "proficient" under Michigan State University's program for MiExcel Priority Schools, Coaching 101, in 2013, and in 2015 completed the Michigan Virtual University Coaching Modules in Reading and Writing.
Julia currently works at Baker College Online & Center for Graduate Studies, opening lines of communication and collaboration with faculty and university stakeholders to ensure quality teaching and learning experiences within human performance potential. She is responsible for faculty evaluations, professional learning opportunities, and coaching faculty to reach their performance potential.
Julia developed a passion for coaching adults during her training as a leader in professional development. She sees great value that coaching has on all types of learners. As a teacher who once worked in isolation, she vows to help teachers in the belief that working collaboratively is more efficient and more rewarding than working alone. She believes in the growth of all types of learners and is excited about the professional opportunities to work with others to foster their own growth.
Julia is a native of Livingston County, Michigan where she lives with her husband of 24 years and their two children.Julia Keider, owner, lead instructional coach and presenter, has been a “highly-effective” educator and presenter since 2000. Julia utilizes many of her masterful teaching methods in her presentations with adult learners.
Julia has been actively involved in school improvement initiatives across the state of Michigan, from curriculum adoption to coaching training. Julia's professional coaching experience and training is from the Center for Cognitive Coaching and the Center for Adaptive Schools sponsored directly by the Michigan Department of Education's Formative Assessment Process. Julia became "proficient" under Michigan State University's program for MiExcel Priority Schools, Coaching 101, in 2013, and in 2015 completed the Michigan Virtual University Coaching Modules in Reading and Writing.
Julia currently works at Baker College Online & Center for Graduate Studies, opening lines of communication and collaboration with faculty and university stakeholders to ensure quality teaching and learning experiences within human performance potential. She is responsible for faculty evaluations, professional learning opportunities, and coaching faculty to reach their performance potential.
Julia developed a passion for coaching adults during her training as a leader in professional development. She sees great value that coaching has on all types of learners. As a teacher who once worked in isolation, she vows to help teachers in the belief that working collaboratively is more efficient and more rewarding than working alone. She believes in the growth of all types of learners and is excited about the professional opportunities to work with others to foster their own growth.
Julia is a native of Livingston County, Michigan where she lives with her husband of 24 years and their two children.
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