Jill Staake is a writer at ReportWire. She covers a diverse range of topics including animals, education, and agriculture, with a particular focus on horticulture, lifelong learning, and STEM education. Jill's work has been featured in ReportWire, Birds & Blooms, We Are Teachers, and MSN.
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Jill Staake's coverage primarily revolves around education and house & home-related topics, with a focus on providing reviews and industry-specific insights. Pitches to Jill could include new educational resources or technology for kids and teachers, effective teaching methodologies, engaging classroom activities, book releases targeting children and teens, as well as household products that are relevant to families or educators.
Sources might consider offering expert commentary on trends in children's literature or educational tools, practical advice for parents and teachers dealing with various aspects of education or home life (e.g., time management strategies for students), or insights into emerging technologies impacting the education sector. Given her emphasis on seasonal content (e.g., winter words for writing), pitches related to timely themes such as back-to-school tips in late summer may also be well received.
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