Introductions--Super Teaching
Please introduce yourself to the rest of the class by answering the following questions:
1) Your Name
2) School/City
3) Grade level and subject that you teach
4) What hobbies do you have that create laughter and joy in your life
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Hi all,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Max Delgado. I live in St. Paul, Minnesota, but teach in Minneapolis at the Blake School. I am a grade dean, with a background in social services but the school asks its administrators to teach too. As such, I am a new teacher, and spent last year learning the ropes and teaching an American Literature class to sophomores. I have a new daughter who brings a lot of laughter into my life, and I am also a hopeless comic book fan. I'm looking forward to this class.
Hey everybody!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Nicole Russ. I reside in Hartland, WI, which is right outside of Milwaukee. I am a 50%, 5/6 Spanish teacher at Swallow School in Hartland. I have been part time since my husband and I started our family. Prior to teaching at Swallow, I was a full time 6-8 Spanish teacher. My hobbies are chasing my three children around. Brady (6), Reagan (4), and Hayden (2) keep me very busy! They supply all the joy, laughter, and tears in my life! I enjoy camping, fishing, and being outside.
Hi, my name is Lisa Jazo. I live and teach in Lindenhurst, IL, a northern suburb of Chicago. I have been teaching kindergarten for the last 7 years at Millburn West School. Before staying home with my children I taught 2nd, 4th and 6th grades in another district. My children, MaClayn 13 and Cooper 11, will both be in middle school this year so I am enjoying having a bit of time to myself once again. I enjoy read puttering around in the garden and visiting with friends.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Jeff Kleist. I live and teach in Elkhorn, WI. I teach fourth grade at Tibbets Elemntary. I have two children, Maddie (7) and Jacob (4), who definitely keep me moving. As hobbies, I enjoy directing plays and musicals, bike riding, and exploring while geocaching.
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