Coordinator
Shannon Meyer
"When educators understand how the brain processes information, they gain the power to respond rather than react—to guide rather than manage. We don't just teach strategies—we shift mindsets."
Shannon Meyer
Shannon is an educator turned teacher-advocate with a passion for empowering teachers and parents with the knowledge and freedom of being trauma-informed and creating all-access instruction. As an educator from inner-city Los Angeles, she transitioned to a role as an instructional coach and watched teachers and school leaders respond with tremendous enthusiasm to the knowledge of the brain and how it impacts learning and student interactions.
In addition, receiving training and certification under the Gates College-Ready Promise Grant, Shannon is skilled at identifying the most powerful levers of success for planning, instruction, and classroom management. Using the power of the whole-child approach to education, as well as other training in Positive Discipline and Cognitive Coaching, she has been able to empower teachers and school leaders to know their students more deeply and respond, rather than react. This knowledge is also empowering to students as they learn how to better listen and communicate with each other.
Whether school leaders want to unify their staff, or teachers want to reduce student conflict, Shannon believes that knowing how information is processed in the brain is key to building a more cohesive and healthy school community. She has a passion and love for supporting educators and creating custom learning experiences to grow their practice.