TRUSTED BY THE WORLD'S MOST RECOGNIZED BRANDS
MICHAEL SPEAKS.
Michael Bonner's enthusiastic seminars challenge listeners to reflect, strategize, and execute in order to increase their efficiency in the workplace and personal areas. He is consistently seen as a visionary leader who strives to create a positive mindset among his listeners. Individuals leave Mr. Bonner's presence ready to make an impact that affects eternity.
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As we enter into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, he understands 21st Century skills must be introduced and modeled in order for everyone to grow both socially, emotionally, academically, and psychologically. He empowers his audiences to build genuine relationships with people because "You can't demand a withdrawal from someone you have never invested in." Due to his educational approach, people leave more hopeful, challenged, and prepared to be world changing citizens.
EDUCATOR. SPEAKER.
AUTHOR. PHILANTHROPIST.
Ellen DeGeneres. NBC Nightly News. The Ashton Kutcher Foundation. Time for Kids. SoulPancake. People Magazine. 3M. Lego Education. Discovery Channel for Education.
These are just a few of the audiences that have been drawn to the masterful teaching methods of educator, speaker, and author Michael Bonner.
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Corporations, Administrators, and educators alike leave Mr. Bonner’s presence ready to make an impact that affects eternity. Mr. Bonner is consistently seen as a visionary leader who strives to create a positive mindset among all of his students. His students come to class each day with diverse backgrounds, strengths, needs, and challenges. Therefore, he identifies strategies to ensure their growth socially, emotionally, academically, and psychologically. Recently he has shifted his pedagogical practices to focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, STEAM, and developing a love for reading.
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Due to his educational approach, students leave more hopeful, challenged, inspired, and forever a part of Bonnerville. Today, Mr. Bonner lives in Atlanta, Ga. where he teaches 4th grade Social Studies and 6th grade ELA at the famed Ron Clark Academy.
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