The Authors: Geneal G. Cantrell has taught at the elementary (remedial to gifted), undergraduate, and graduate levels. She currently serves as Teacher-in-Residence at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. Gregory L. Cantrell has been a teacher, coach, principal, and district-level administrator. He currently serves as Director of Personnel in Spartanburg School District Six in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Geneal and Greg have over forty-five years of combined school experience and have presented at numerous state and national conferences.

«‘Teachers Teaching Teachers’ is a delightful read that uncovers critical issues in education and identifies practical and effective solutions. The down-home metaphors paint poignant illustrations of the multiple dilemmas and common sense needed to truly renew education. Geneal and Greg Cantrell speak from the experiences of classroom, school, district, and state responsibilities, and speak from their hearts. They include the voices of those who are new teachers as well as those who mentor them. This book is a must read for aspiring educators and advocates of quality education.» (Lesley Quast, Professor, Furman University)«In ‘Teachers Teaching Teachers’, Geneal and Greg Cantrell provide a practical framework to help educators and others understand what concepts constitute good teachers while realistically staging them in today’s schools. They draw on years of classroom experience as well as leadership and research as the basis for this understanding. These concepts are organized into a readable, usable, and motivating text.» (Sandy Addis, Director of Pioneer Regional, Educational Service Agency (RESA), Georgia)