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Blog Post #1
What is the biggest change you’ve made in your classroom? Was it easy or hard? Were you willing or resistant? Are you glad you did? If you haven’t made a major change in your classroom recently, what change would you like to make for next year? Why?
My name is Taije Posivio and I teach 5/6 grade Math at MMCRU Middle School in Remsen, Iowa. This is my tenth year teaching. I am happily married with three kids and one on the way.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Ashley Brandsrud. I teach in the Sioux Falls School District.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Craig Swensen and I currently work in the Harrisburg School District. This is my 11th year teaching.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Alise Kling. I had previously taught 3 years of 3rd grade, 1 year of 5th grade, and 1 year of 5/6/7 science, social studies, and geography in McIntosh School. I've also worked as a SPED Para for the Lemmon School District. I am currently a stay-at-home mom to an 18month old boy.
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm Megan Baule. I work for the Center for Statewide E-Learning. Great to be here!
ReplyDeleteHi! My name is Adrianna and I am from Minnesota. I am an Early Childhood Special Education Teacher and have been teaching for 12 years.
ReplyDeleteHi! My name is Megan Custis and I currently teach 3rd grade in Vermillion, SD. This is my 15th year teaching with experience in almost all grade levels!
ReplyDeleteHello, My name is Amanda Neville-Coble and I am a School Counselor at Brookings High School. Our high school serves students in grades 9 through 12 and has right around twelve hundred students. I have been a School Counselor for twenty-one years, and this is my fourteenth year here at Brookings High School. It has been a place where I have grown right alongside the students I work with, and I am grateful for the chance to support so many different personalities and paths. I truly enjoy being part of the academic, personal, and social-emotional pieces of a student’s journey. No two days look the same, and that is something I appreciate. It keeps me learning, listening, and connecting in ways that feel meaningful. Outside of work, I value my time with family more than anything. The simple moments tend to be the ones that matter most. I try to stay present for them because, as the saying goes, the days are long but the years are short. The older everyone gets, the more I find that to be true.
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Rachel Cunningham, I have been teaching for over 20 years at a public high school in Iowa. Hoping to get some new ideas from this book study.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Adam Gale and i'm in my 15th year teaching high school social studies at Chester Area High School. During that time i've taught a wide variety of topics such as Geography, US history, World History, Government, ACT prep, and various history electives. I've also coached many sports and levels of sports throughout my time.
ReplyDeleteI am Matt Dennis. I am in Southern Minnesota and teach high school social studies. This is my 24th year in education. I am in my third district. I spent 17 years in middle school before venturing over to high school.
ReplyDeleteI'm Olivia Barkl. I teach high school math in Yankton SD.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Julie Hewitt. I am the senior administrator of Rapid City Christian School which serves grades 6-12. I taught12 years in public schools before joining the Sunshine Bible Academy faculty for nine years. I have been in administration for 21 years.
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