Stacey Banks's guest appearances

Stacey Banks

Ready For Takeoff - Turn Your Aviation Passion Into A Career

EdLeader

Scott Huesing

Sam Houston

David Berke

Patty Wagstaff

Dean Siracusa

Patrick Smith

Karlene Petitt

Karen Kahn

Don Sebastian

Robert DeLaurentis

Chris Palmer

Deborah Hecker

Carl Valeri

George H.W. Bush

Julie Clark

OwlTail

Krista Perry

In this episode of EdLeader, Dr. Jackson sits down virtually with two very experienced classroom teachers to discuss teaching with grace as the current pandemic forces teachers to radically change the way teachers deliver instruction and support students.The coronavirus pandemic finds students in all sorts of circumstances. Some are caring for younger siblings, being cared for by older siblings, home alone, dealing with the unexpected unemployment of a parent, lacking internet access, dealing with domestic turmoil, or just scared by the current events. In the midst of a very different situations themselves, still teachers and staff are giving their all for our children.The best schools and school districts recognize and empower teachers as leaders. Ms. Stacey Banks is a 23-year teaching veteran. She teaches Fifth Grade Science and Social Studies at D.F. Walker Elementary School. Ms. Krista Perry is a seventh grade math teacher at Chowan Middle School. Each is recognized as a leader in their schools and in the school district. https://bit.ly/2VAMJAE@Dr_Rob_Jackson@EdLeaderPod

In this episode of EdLeader, Dr. Jackson sits down virtually with two very experienced classroom teachers to discuss teaching with grace as the current pandemic forces teachers to radically change the way teachers deliver instruction and support students.The coronavirus pandemic finds students in all sorts of circumstances. Some are caring for younger siblings, being cared for by older siblings, home alone, dealing with the unexpected unemployment of a parent, lacking internet access, dealing with domestic turmoil, or just scared by the current events. In the midst of a very different situations themselves, still teachers and staff are giving their all for our children. The best schools and school districts recognize and empower teachers as leaders. Ms. Stacey Banks is a 23-year teaching veteran. She teaches Fifth Grade Science and Social Studies at D.F. Walker Elementary School. Ms. Krista Perry is a seventh grade math teacher at Chowan Middle School. Each is recognized as a leader in their schools and in the school district. <a href="https://bit.ly/2VAMJAE" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://bit.ly/2VAMJAE</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/Dr_Rob_Jackson" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@Dr_Rob_Jackson</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/EdLeaderPod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@EdLeaderPod</a>

Teaching With Grace During the Coronavirus Pandemic with Ms. Stacey Banks and Ms. Krista Perry

Aviation has been a major part of Stacey Banks' family for three generations. Inspired by her uncle, an American Airlines pilot, Stacey's father became an Air Force pilot, flying F-4s in Vietnam, then flying for United Airlines. He took Stacey up on numerous civilian flights when he was delivering cargo and checks when she was a toddler. When Stacey was a teenager, she started taking flying lessons, vowing that her father would be her first passenger once she obtained her Private Pilot certificate. Achieving that goal came under enormous pressure when her father was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Finally, when she earned her ticket, her father was permitted to leave the hospital to accompany her on her most memorable flight. After her father passed away, Stacey chose to remain closer to home to help her mother, and attended Metropolitan State University of Denver, majoring in Aviation. During her internship at American Airlines, she formed her goal to be a pilot for American. She worked her way up through the piloting ranks, and finally was hired by American. During her journey, she suffered serious potentially career-ending injuries, and overcame numerous obstacles to achieve her dream.

Aviation has been a major part of Stacey Banks' family for three generations. Inspired by her uncle, an American Airlines pilot, Stacey's father became an Air Force pilot, flying F-4s in Vietnam, then flying for United Airlines. He took Stacey up on numerous civilian flights when he was delivering cargo and checks when she was a toddler. When Stacey was a teenager, she started taking flying lessons, vowing that her father would be her first passenger once she obtained her Private Pilot certificate. Achieving that goal came under enormous pressure when her father was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Finally, when she earned her ticket, her father was permitted to leave the hospital to accompany her on her most memorable flight. After her father passed away, Stacey chose to remain closer to home to help her mother, and attended Metropolitan State University of Denver, majoring in Aviation. During her internship at American Airlines, she formed her goal to be a pilot for American. She worked her way up through the piloting ranks, and finally was hired by American. During her journey, she suffered serious potentially career-ending injuries, and overcame numerous obstacles to achieve her dream.

RFT 123: Warbird/Airline Pilot Stacey Banks