Jill Cross's guest appearances

Jill Cross

Member Voices

TMI Episcopal Panthercast

Connect Dardanup

John Chen

Courtney Duke

Julie Lythcott-Haims

Madeline Miller

Michael Robinson

Lisa Damour

Jessica Cox

Scott Brown

Scott Erickson

Jordan Bell

Hannah Cooper

Suzanne Walker

Milton Hershey

Larry Goodman

Kevin Costa

OwlTail

Jill Cross, a long-time resident of the Dardanup Shire, has been servicing the community through a diverse range of volunteering endeavours, that have positively impacted and supported our ever growing Shire. During this 30 minute podcast, recorded at Crooked Brook Forrest in Ferguson Valley, Jill shares her memories and pride for the developments that have made the Crooked Brook Forrest a perfect, peaceful day trip destination for all visitors, near and far. She also recalls stories of the highs and lows of organising one of Dardanup’s and the South West's key community events over the past several years. Along with speaking of the impact that cancelling the 2020 Bull and Barrel Festival will have on our community, Jill does not miss the opportunity to infuse you with inspiration for how you can get out in your community and receive the benefits of volunteering.Thank you Jill Cross!!For more information on some of her projects, please visit www.dardanup.wa.gov.au/connect-dardanup-podcast/

Jill Cross, a long-time resident of the Dardanup Shire, has been servicing the community through a diverse range of volunteering endeavours, that have positively impacted and supported our ever growing Shire. During this 30 minute podcast, recorded at Crooked Brook Forrest in Ferguson Valley, Jill shares her memories and pride for the developments that have made the Crooked Brook Forrest a perfect, peaceful day trip destination for all visitors, near and far. She also recalls stories of the highs and lows of organising one of Dardanup’s and the South West's key community events over the past several years. Along with speaking of the impact that cancelling the 2020 Bull and Barrel Festival will have on our community, Jill does not miss the opportunity to infuse you with inspiration for how you can get out in your community and receive the benefits of volunteering. Thank you Jill Cross!! For more information on some of her projects, please visit <a href="http://www.dardanup.wa.gov.au/connect-dardanup-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.dardanup.wa.gov.au/connect-dardanup-podcast/</a>

Episode 1 My Place. My People. series with Richard Stacey featuring community champion Jill Cross 

In this episode, Jill Cross, TMI’s Dean of Curriculum and Instruction, talks in depth about curriculum mapping, professional development, and academic technology. Listen as she shares her journey from museum studies and teaching into curriculum development and shaping teacher leaders. Jill talks about the importance of attending conferences for independent school teachers and shares how the experience, collaboration, and networking benefits teachers and their students in the classroom. With a focus on faculty professional development at TMI, Jill talks about the various opportunities that faculty have for both individual and group professional development. From recommended TED talks and online conferences to faculty-led sessions and guest speakers, there are opportunities that fit into everyone’s schedule and interests. Jill also gives us more detail on how the curriculum mapping process at TMI has been unfolding, what lies ahead, and how it benefits the overall education of a TMI student.  Jill is a Nationally Board Certified Teacher who’s been in education for over 15 years. She was named a 2016 ASCD Emerging Leader and is a recognized ASCD Influence Leader and Colonial Williamsburg Master Teacher. She earned bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature from the University of South Florida and her master’s in Museum Studies from the Johns Hopkins University. She joined the faculty at TMI in June 2017.

In this episode, Jill Cross, TMI’s Dean of Curriculum and Instruction, talks in depth about curriculum mapping, professional development, and academic technology. Listen as she shares her journey from museum studies and teaching into curriculum development and shaping teacher leaders. Jill talks about the importance of attending conferences for independent school teachers and shares how the experience, collaboration, and networking benefits teachers and their students in the classroom. With a focus on faculty professional development at TMI, Jill talks about the various opportunities that faculty have for both individual and group professional development. From recommended TED talks and online conferences to faculty-led sessions and guest speakers, there are opportunities that fit into everyone’s schedule and interests. Jill also gives us more detail on how the curriculum mapping process at TMI has been unfolding, what lies ahead, and how it benefits the overall education of a TMI student. Jill is a Nationally Board Certified Teacher who’s been in education for over 15 years. She was named a 2016 ASCD Emerging Leader and is a recognized ASCD Influence Leader and Colonial Williamsburg Master Teacher. She earned bachelor’s degree in English Language and Literature from the University of South Florida and her master’s in Museum Studies from the Johns Hopkins University. She joined the faculty at TMI in June 2017.

Episode 22: Jill Cross, Dean of Curriculum and Instruction

Jill Cross, dean of curriculum and instruction at TMI Episcopal (TX), speaks with us about how to start strong in a new role, being a cheerleader for teachers, and her love of George Washington. 074633

Jill Cross, Dean of Curriculum and Instruction, TMI Episcopal