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Solutions For Success FISHER EDUCATION: COMPANY OVERVIEW

PHILOSOPHY All educators and students can become stars! GOAL To help educators improve student success BENEFITS Better Teaching - Helping teachers improve curriculum and instruction that lead to higher quality classroom learning Better Learning - Helping students achieve higher levels of performance on classroom assignments and tests Better Public Image - Helping administrators enhance the effectiveness of faculty and staff and achieve a more positive public image of schools and districts

Lois Fisher: Over Forty Years of Education Experience

Lois Fisher Lois Fisher, owner of Fisher Education, Inc., an education consulting firm, has been a full time education consultant since 1997. Fisher Education offers an array of services including K-12 teacher training, campus-level strategic planning for instructional improvement, and classroom assistance to improve students’ scores on reading, writing, math and science as tested by Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) and State-Developed Alternative Assessment II (SDAA II). Mrs. Fisher’s clients include K-12 public schools across Texas.  Her books prepare K-12 students for TAKS and SDAA II in math, reading, and writing.  Spanish and special education editions are available. People Are Talking About Fisher Education! “I finally understand how to teach TEKS! Thank You!” - from a Teacher   “Excellent speaker who knows her subject matter. Highly recommend!” - from a Parent   “One of the best seminars I’ve attended in years – very factual, informative, resourceful – Thank You!” - from a Teacher From 1980 to 1996, Mrs. Fisher served as training consultant to state departments of education, school districts, and corporations in seven states.  She served as an instructional supervisor for two middle schools in Fort Worth Independent School District from 1989 to 1990.  From 1990 to 1996, she served as Director of Staff Development and as TAAS Coordinator for Edgewood Independent School District in San Antonio.  Earlier in her career, she served as teacher and principal before becoming supervisor of special education for a five-county region and Assistant Superintendent for Federal Programs and Instruction and Curriculum in Arkansas public schools from 1964 to 1989. Her teaching experience included regular and special education instruction in grades K-12 and undergraduate education courses at the college level. Mrs. Fisher has given hundreds of presentations to educational organizations and associations.  She earned an MS in elementary education at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in 1971 and a BS in elementary education at South Arkansas University at Magnolia in 1964.  She holds several certifications in Arkansas.  In Texas, she is certified in early childhood PK-K, elementary grades 1-6, and Mid-Management.

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