Gravity Goldberg

Gravity Goldberg is an educational consultant and author with a passion for partnering with districts to enhance learning for teachers and students through student-centered literacy practices.

With a background as a classroom teacher, staff developer at the Teachers College Reading and Writing Project, and assistant professor at Iona College, Gravity's expertise lies in building independence and guiding instructional decision-making.

Gravity's work involves a range of activities from conducting workshops and demonstrating lessons to crafting curriculum and tailoring professional training programs.

As an award-winning educator, Gravity Goldberg has authored several impactful books including 'What Do I Teach Readers Tomorrow?', 'Mindsets and Moves', and 'Conferring With Readers', focusing on strategies to support student growth and independence in literacy.

Gravity Goldberg holds degrees in Education including a Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Reading Teacher Education from Boston College Lynch School, a Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Curriculum and Instruction from Teachers College of Columbia University, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Elementary Education and Special Education from Boston College.

With a deep commitment to realizing the visions of educational leaders and teachers, Gravity's teaching philosophy centers around the belief that everyone deserves admiration and support.