For Students

Ken’s ability to connect with students is a gift. From his first year of teaching (1967) in a New York City junior high school and continuing to a community college (and everything in between), Ken has inspired and motivated his students for over forty-seven years. Is it a teacher’s responsibility to inspire their students? The answer is an unequivocally “YES”.


Who am I?

In this PowerPoint presentation, Ken uses an entertaining game that gives students a much greater insight into who he really is. Ken’s opening comment that “I am someone who will make a difference in your life” is a constant theme throughout his teaching career.


  • "I never thought about the lives of my teachers. WOW."

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  • "Are all teachers like you?"

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  • "I never had a teacher share their amazing stories with us."

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Who are you?

In this PowerPoint and Kahootit survey presentation, Ken offers his student audience the opportunity to give him the feedback that every teacher should have about their students. As with all of his presentations, there is both an entertainment and educational value for both the teacher and the student.

  • "You made me think. That's not fair."

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  • "Thank you for helping me discover myself."

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We can change the world

In this powerful and thought-provoking presentation, Ken gives his audience an opportunity to explore and learn about some of the great people who have ‘changed’ the world. But that is just the beginning. Ken then asks the question, “Who do you want to be?” and follows this up with an inspiring look at some young people who have changed their world.


  • "I am inspired. Thank you."

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  • "The single most powerful hour of my school life."

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Today we are going

to break the mold

Ken asks his student audience, “are you tired of being a statistic?” This presentation allows students to think about the changes they need to make to be someone different then what the statistics say.

  • "I can't wait to go to school tomorrow."

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  • "Wow, just wow."

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  • "You made me cry...in a good way."

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Unlimited Possibilities

Ken truly believes that every student, given the correct guidance, has the ability to not only reach but to go beyond their potential. This inspiring and motivating presentation does just that.

  • "I did not know that by leaving my past behind that I could open up my future to new things."

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  • "You made me a better student and a better person."

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  • "Goodbye past. Hello future."

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  • "YOU ARE MY CHAMPION...Thank you."

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