Maybe you work in the hood where the moms are all on crack, but I kind of doubt that you do. What knowledge about learning do you have which is both non-obvious and which confers a measurable benefit to students? I haven't found that education is particularly data-driven, or found education specialists to be particularly impressive, so unless you're some teaching savant, I don't expect you'll have anything.

Also, knowing something about learning is different than being able to apply it; I know that apprenticeship in Austin is superior to sitting in a class of 35 students in Baltimore, but that doesn't matter if it's not going to happen