Gloria DeGaetano

The word “consult” derives from the word, “council,” harkening back to the word, “huddle,” according to Joseph Shipley’s Dictionary of Word Origins.

“Huddle” describes my consulting to a T. Yes, I will offer suggestions, provide current research, suggest innovative design elements, and if you like, even write new curricula. But whatever I do, I rely on our huddle to co-create the outcomes together.

I work with schools and organizations that dream big and seek systems solutions for dynamic growth. I like a good challenge. For instance, Seattle’s Head Start Program wanted a media literacy curriculum for very young children, ages 2-4, but wasn’t sure it was possible. No problem. I wrote the first such program in the nation.

On other fronts: I spent a year designing a platform for Washington Association for the Education of Young Children that enabled state-wide training for 500 early childhood educators. I assisted a health agency to develop a more comprehensive approach for supporting at-risk teens.

Over the years, I have helped to create effective parenting programs, technology policies, and teacher training and coaching programs.

Recently, I enjoy helping schools and organizations implement plans for actualizing Appreciative Inquiry and Living Systems principles for positive changes.

Call me: 425-449-8877
Email me: info@gloriadegaetano.com
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