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Elizabeth McAvoy

elizabeth-mcavoy-author.jpgElizabeth McAvoy is an educator with with 20 years’ experience working as a public school teacher, preschool teacher, English as a Foreign Language teacher, and professional mentor to at-risk youth. She has taught in the U.S., Costa Rica, and South Korea. She has also written about schools and state education policy as an education reporter in California’s Central Valley. She holds a BA in journalism from San Francisco State University and an MA in education from California State University San Marcos.

Elizabeth currently teaches middle school English Language Arts and Social Studies in San Francisco, California, where she uses yoga and mindfulness to help her students self-calm and increase attention, focus, and compassion for self and others. She is the co-author of the laminated guide Mindfulness for Teachers and Students.

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About National Professional Resources, Inc.

National Professional Resources (NPR, Inc.) has been a leader in the field of education publishing since 1968. Founded and operated by educators with a deep commitment to the success of all learners, our mission is to provide teachers, administrators, and other school staff with quality tools and resources that will better enable them to help every student achieve success. Our signature product is our quick-reference laminated guides—the original laminated guides for educators. Written by some of the most respected leaders in the field, with over 150 titles available, these professional development guides cover current topics and critical issues in education, including inclusion, co-teaching, autism, learning disabilities, social-emotional learning, positive behavior supports, mental health, differentiated instruction, assessment, English learners, differentiated instruction, and more.

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