Lonnie Moore is a former middle school and high school math teacher. In just his third year in the classroom, he was recognized as Mainstream Teacher of the Year in Pinellas County, Florida.

In 2000, after nine years in the classroom, Lonnie joined FranklinCovey as a training consultant. Since then he has facilitated more than 800 workshops, keynotes and seminars. Lonnie has worked with schools from Atlanta to New York City to Honolulu. Lonnie’s experience working with groups of diverse backgrounds has given him a unique and clear vision of what it takes to create impactful programs within schools. His dynamic and entertaining style makes his presentations fun, challenging and thought provoking. As a result, Lonnie’s presentations consistently receive the highest recommendations.

Affiliation

FranklinCovey

Website(s)

theinspirationalteacher.com

Q&A

Eye On Education: What are the most important factors of a high-trust classroom?
Lonnie Moore: The first and most important part of a high-trust classroom is the personal alignment of the teacher. In other words, are they a good person? Does the person have the emotional stability to make the right choices when things get tough? I’m not talking about "in the classroom," I’m talking about in life. Some teachers struggle in the classroom because of their personal drama that they bring to work with them... Continue reading on the Eye On Education blog!