Bio
Beth is an education consultant who works with educators, technologists, academics, parents, families, schools, teachers and students. She has worked on strategic development, program outreach, interpretive educational exhibition materials, partnerships and collaborations between cultural organizations, community organizations and schools. Beth held education staff positions at Eyebeam Center for Art and Technology in NYC where she was the Founding Education Director and The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum where she was the Education Program Manager for many years. She holds a BA and an MA in Art History and an MS in Educational Technology. Beth is on the faculty at the Brooklyn Experimental Media Center at NYU-Tandon School of Engineering in Brooklyn, NY. She is the Founder of TechKidsUnlimited.org, a technology not-for-profit program for special needs youth.
Beth’s expertise includes:
- Classroom experience (from pre-k to graduate students)
- Experience developing curriculum including Understanding by Design
- Experience with integrating digital and social media into curriculum
- Inquiry-based and project-based learning
- Knowledge and use of state and national learning standards and common core
- Leading professional development for teachers
- Strategies and marketing for artist-in-residency school programs
- Public and family programming planning and development
- Interpretive materials including: curriculum guides, family activity guides, didactics
- Website content and management including: website editing, content management
- Increasing special needs and access constituencies
- Knowledge and implementation of grant-based programs
- Assistive technology
- Evaluation and assessment