Enthused Learning strives to make learning energy-producing, engaging, natural, fun, fulfilling, and uplifting—a source of success!
Too often learning is boring, energy-draining, unnatural, and a cause of failure.  Enthused Learning works with schools and districts to help create high-impact learning experiences for K-12 students and teachers.

Walsh and Sattes are the co-authors of Quality Questioning: Research-Based Practice to Engage Every Learner, based on nearly 20 years of work in K-12 professional development on the topic of effective classroom questioning. Walsh and Sattes are exemplary trainers who can help re-energize teachers so that classroom questioning engages all learners at higher-levels of thinking. Walsh and Sattes’ initial staff development on questioning is entitled Questioning and Understanding to Improve Learning and Thinking, or QUILT. It was researched as to its effectiveness and the QUILT professional development program was approved by the Program Effectiveness Panel, part of the U. S. Department of Education.

Lead consultant Beth Dankert Sattes has many years of experience in developing and facilitating high quality professional development for teachers and administrators who are striving to become better


Enthused Learning
110 Ashby Avenue
Charleston, WV 25314

304.343.1252 office
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ENTHUSE (en thϋz').. to show enthusiasm; grow enthusiastic
[From the Greek <en- in + theǿs god]


Training offered by Enthused Learning is tailored to the needs and context of the individual school and district.  All learning experiences are based on the most recent, research-based principles of learning—modeling for teachers and administrators strategies that can be used successfully with students in classrooms, with teachers in faculty meetings, or with parents in parent meetings—to energize and fully engage participants!

Enthused Learning Can Tailor Professional Development for Your School or District to Improve Student Learning…    (more)
by Creating More Thoughtful Classrooms Using Effective Questioning.
by Developing Leaders Who Focus on Instruction.
by Creating Schools That Expect and Support High-Performance.
by Establishing Ways for Teachers to Collaborate.

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