Bridget Binstock M.ed

Bridget Binstock M.Ed has extensive experience in the field of education and curriculum development. Bridget currently serves as the Director of Products and Curriculum Development at Carolina Biological Supply Company. Prior to this, they worked as a Chief Creative and Editorial Officer at their own educational consulting firm.

Before becoming self-employed, Bridget held various positions at McGraw-Hill Education, including Director of Academic Design K-5 Science. In this role, they were responsible for analyzing and revamping the NGSS K-5 program to align with market needs and educational frameworks. Bridget also provided training to new staff on development principles and collaborated with multiple departments to create and implement solutions for the program.

Earlier in their career, Bridget worked at Pearson North America, where they held multiple roles including Manager of Next Generation Science K-12 Product Development, Director of Digital Development K-8 Science, Sr. Instructional Designer, Producer, and Freelancer. Bridget'swork involved strategic forecasting, directing content execution, and collaborating with various teams to meet product requirements.

Bridget's early experience includes working at Simon and Schuster as an Instructional Design Manager within the Educational Management Group division. Bridget held positions such as curriculum resource specialist, instructional designer, project manager, and instructional design manager.

Overall, Bridget Binstock M.Ed has a strong background in education, curriculum development, and instructional design, with a focus on science education.

Bridget Binstock M.Ed's education history is as follows: they began their academic journey with undergraduate and graduate work at Arizona State University from 1987 to 1989, studying Pre-Med, Psychology, Education, Educational Media, and Computers. Bridget then attended the University of Minnesota from 1989 to 1991, earning a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Elementary Education and Teaching. Starting in 1996, Bridget pursued a Masters in Progress in Educational Media and Computers at Arizona State University, which they continued until 2000. Finally, in 2011 and 2012, they attended the Harvard Graduate School of Education, obtaining a Masters degree in Technology, Innovation and Education.