...I believe all students can love education, it just depends on how you teach it. All students learn different, you just have to find what works best for the student! Intervention work, small group, learn group, corrective readingI have an ELA teacher for 4 years. (read more)
...Then, we discuss learning styles, needs and expectations- so we're all on the same page, like frequency and goals. Lessons are structured with built-in time to keep interactions natural and intentional! Educating, interacting and building a rapport with young students has been a true calling. (read more)
...Sometimes we are all nervous about learning something new. I believe that students deserve a supportive teacher, and everyone deserves to be academically successful! I build on past learning and check for understanding before moving ahead; I also review learned concepts. (read more)
...Writing is a creative exercise, whether writing a fiction or nonfiction text. I have always loved writing and keeping a journal, but my experience as a writer for my college newspaper and my MA thesis strengthened my writing skills. I teach my students to write strong claims and use evidence and logic to support their points. (read more)
...That being said, every lesson can be adapted to suit the different needs of each student! In high school, I was in the Native Spanish Speakers class my first two years. Junior year I took AP Spanish Language and received a 5 on my AP exam. (read more)