Barbara Bray is a creative learning strategist who has been on a journey to transform teaching and learning. Her story goes down multiple paths that helped her find what she is passionate about and been fighting for. Through her work as a teacher, adjunct professor, instructional designer, speaker, coach, and writer, Barbara has been exploring ways she can make a difference in children’s lives.

Starting in 1997, Barbara wrote a professional development column for CUE for 17 years, created her platform, My eCoach, and posted often on her website Rethinking Learning. In 2012, she co-founded Personalize Learning, LLC, and co-authored Make Learning Personal and How to Personalize Learning with Kathleen McClaskey. Barbara realized that she was focusing on how to change teaching but the rationale for teachers to want to change was missing.

In 2017, Barbara started her Rethinking Learning podcast and the #rethink_learning Twitter chat with her co-host, Shelly Vohra. It was the stories all along that impacted her. She wasn’t living her life on purpose until she told her story and listened to the stories from inspirational thought leaders. She has been an advocate for educators for years through coaching and providing resources. Now she takes the stories deeper. This is why she wrote Define Your WHY: to help anyone who is searching to discover or rediscover their WHY so they can live and learn on purpose. #DefineYourWhy

Contact Information

Email: barbara.bray@gmail.com

Website/Blog: Rethinking Learning

Podcast: Rethinking Learning Podcast

Founder/Owner, My eCoach

Co-author: Make Learning Personal and How to Personalize Learning

New Book "Define Your Why" #DefineYourWhy @EduMatchPublishing

Twitter: @bbray27 #rethink_learning

LinkedIn: barbarabray

Google+: +Barbara Bray

Facebook: barbara.bray

Pinterest: bbray27

Skype: barbarabray48

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Instagram: bbray27

TeachSDGs Ambassador Cohort 3

Wakelet webinar: https://youtu.be/j8N9iOAB-8g

Episode 47 with guest Tan Huynh part 2

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