Instructors/Instructor

Jenn Jamal Eddine

Middle School Educator & ESL Specialist

One of those rare educators who genuinely loves middle schoolers — not in spite of how complex they are, but because of it.

Jenn Jamal Eddine, middle school educator

About Jenn

Jenn Jamal Eddine has spent the majority of her career working with 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. She brings a warmth, humor, and grounded authenticity to the classroom that students respond to immediately.

Jenn holds a B.A. in Spanish from the University of Cincinnati and a Master's Degree in Education (ESL) from UNC Greensboro. She has taught in a wide variety of school settings — private, public, and charter, Title I and on a farm.

Areas of Expertise

Middle School Instruction

Deep experience with the developmental complexity of 6th, 7th, and 8th graders — academically and relationally.

ESL & Language Acquisition

Graduate-level training in English as a Second Language, with classroom application across diverse school settings.

Classroom Culture

Building the kind of room where students feel known, challenged, and genuinely glad to show up.

Diverse School Contexts

Experience across private, public, charter, Title I, and alternative settings — including a working farm.

Courses

Professional development and classroom-ready learning for educators and students.

Building Rapport in the Middle School Classroom

A practical, research-informed framework for building genuine relationships with 6th, 7th, and 8th graders — from the first day of school through the hard middle of the year.

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Coaching

Jenn offers one-on-one coaching for educators navigating the particular challenges of middle school — classroom management, student relationships, curriculum design, and the day-to-day of staying grounded in a demanding profession.

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Contract Work

Available for curriculum development, professional development facilitation, school consulting, and other contract engagements. Jenn brings the same directness and warmth to collaborative work that she brings to the classroom.

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