Plant One Seed
One small, intentional shift becomes a teacher-led path to lasting impact. Educators leave with one shift they're ready to try right away.
- 60–90 minute session
- Half-day workshop
- In person
Professional development for schools & districts
Plant one seed.
Small, intentional shifts in the classroom free up time for what matters most: real connection with students. Workshops and coaching for educators across New England, in person and virtual.
The idea
Small shifts. Meaningful impact.
The seed
Tighten the line-up routine
A clear, practiced way to line up at the door. Nothing dramatic, just intentional.
The sprout
1–2 min
saved every transition, plus far less time spent redirecting.
The blossom
Time to connect
Those reclaimed minutes become moments to check in with students and build relationships.
You don't need to overhaul what you do. This is about choosing one thing, on purpose.
The approach
A four-part cycle you can use again and again
Each time through the cycle plants one seed. Over a year, those seeds add up across the whole learning environment.
1
Notice
What is happening?
Look closely at a moment in your day and where time or energy slips away.
2
Envision
What could be possible?
Picture that moment at its best, for you and for your students.
3
Experiment
What small thing can I try?
Choose one specific shift, simple enough to start tomorrow.
4
Reflect
What did I learn?
Keep what worked, adjust what didn't, and choose your next seed.
Then the cycle begins again.
Work with me
Professional learning offerings
Built around your goals
Tailored to your curriculum, instructional priorities, and school or district goals, planned together with your leadership team.
Professional Learning Series
Multiple sessions across the year for implementation, reflection, and growth, so the work keeps going after day one.
For individual schools, districts, educator teams, and professional organizations.
Coming soon · For teachers
Join the waitlist
A monthly membership for teachers
Ongoing support for individual educators: a new seed to try each month, practical tools, and space to reflect.
In development: a follow-up workshop on what to do with the time you get back, and how to build relationship-building into a typical day and week.
About
Hi, I'm Jennifer Crucetti.
Educator · Curriculum Designer · Facilitator
I spent more than twelve years in classrooms, including elementary and special education. What I love most is helping educators find their "why" and turn it into small, doable steps.
Today I design curriculum and lead workshops for adult learners, and I bring that same practical, compassionate approach to schools across New England.
- Classroom12+ years teaching, including elementary and special education
- FellowshipTeach Like a Champion Fellow, 2017–2020, including train-the-trainer workshops
- District PDLed district-wide professional development for K–12 educators and New Professionals Academy sessions for new hires
- NowLearning & development: curriculum design, facilitation, and coaching for adult learners
- Based inThe Berkshires, Massachusetts, working throughout New England
Book a workshop
Ready to plant a seed at your school?
Booking is simple. Fill out a short request form and I'll respond within 2 business days.
Request a workshop →
Takes about 3 minutes. No commitment.
Prefer email? Helpful to include
- Your school or district
- Which offering interests you
- About how many educators
- Dates you're considering
Email
theintentionaleducatork12@gmail.com
Phone
518.331.7288
Pricing available on request. Purchase orders welcome.