Jeff Gulle has made a positive impact on the lives of countless students.  He has been described by students, parents, and colleagues as "everyone's favorite," as "a master of the classroom," as "uniquely entertaining," and by the parents of one autistic student as "the only teacher who actually understands my child."  Another parent, a teacher himself, wrote:  "I am at a loss for words to express my appreciation or to accurately articulate the impact Mr. Gulle has had on my son."  That parent went on to say that "Jeff's influence will carry on with [him] forever."  The mother of a boy with Asperger's Syndrome marveled that from the first day of school her son - who had been showing signs of becoming a voluntary mute - would not stop talking about how "cool" his new social studies teacher, Jeff Gulle, was. That student went on to have a very successful school year.

    In Making An Impact On Your Students' Lives, Jeff shows his audience that providing effective instruction and classroom management are vital if a teacher is to make any kind of positive impact.  He discusses - and demonstrates - the techniques that have enabled him to have a smooth-running classroom, extremely engaging instruction, successful assessments, and, ultimately, a positive impact on the lives of the students he teaches.

IMPACTING:  A Lasting Influence

"Definitely one of the best teachers ever!  Mr. Gulle had such a lasting impact on both of my sons!"

- Kimberly B.

"I hope that someday I can be as influential to someone's love of history as Jeff Gulle was to mine."

 - Arin A.

"I am a teacher today because of my experiences as a student in Jeff Gulle's classroom."

- Eric P.

Seventh-Grade

Social Studies Teacher

"Even after all these years, I can still remember discussing history documentaries with Jeff Gulle.  He inspired me to make my own, many of which he was willing to...show to the class.  I attribute much of my interest in history to Mr. Gulle."

- Wright W.

"Jeff Gulle has influenced me on a grand scale. ...His class is the reason that I want to be a history teacher myself."

- Jared R.