ian jukes - the committed sardine
I was ignited by your sessions at the WASDA Convention. Thank you for your passion.- Lois C.
I attended your recent keynote at the AASA in San Francisco. Simply put, that was the greatest, most energetic and thought provoking presentation I have ever experienced in my life. I have come away from the conference affirmed in my silently-held beliefs, and absolutely inspired to go back to my organization and start doing everything I can to turn our schools around before it's too late. - Anne B.
You were the shining star of the Summer Institute and the evaluations are full of rave reviews for your presentations. - Kate K.
I attended a conference today and went to a presentation by Ian Jukes. It was incredible. He did a tremendous job and really opened my eyes, and probably the eyes of everyone there. If instructional paradigms and methods do not change, education in schools will be obsolete and useless as students will have incredible access to information! - Brad S.
Over the past eight years I attended a number of national conferences at the peak of technology growth curve; I can honestly say that I cannot recall one workshop or keynote speaker, much less a workshop, that had as much power to impact my life years later as yours has. - Mark M.
I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation today at the CiTE conference in Denver. I have attended many educational technology conferences for the past 7 years and your presentation is THE best I have ever heard! You have the ability to entertain while enabling others to personalize and understand existing change and to envision the impact of future changes. I loved it! - Wanda B.
I had the pleasure of participating in several...OK, ALL of your sessions at the OSPI conference in Seattle last week. As an arts educator, I rarely find that the sessions at this conference challenge my thinking and push me past my already "out there" thoughts on public education, integration and the arts. You have me thinking so hard that my brain hurts! (take that as an ultimate compliment.) I'm thrilled. - Lynn E.
Wonderful! Who can't be enthusiastic about teaching and being a lifelong learner themselves after that presentation. - conference attendee
Wow! You are amazing! I am in my 43rd year of teaching and wish I could start all over and use what I know now. - conference attendee
