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About Mrs. Duggal
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I graduated
from the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Arts in American
Ethnic Studies. Through this program, I studied U.S. history from
various ethnic perspectives. |
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I returned to the University of
Washington for my Master in Teaching degree in secondary education. I
am endorsed in English, history, and social studies.
This is a picture of the
"Social Studs", my classmates and instructors of my Social Studies Methods
class. |
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This is my fifth year teaching
at Evergreen Junior High. During my time here, I have taught 7th
grade Language Arts, 7th Grade U.S. History, 7th Grade Honors Language Arts ,
7th Grade Honors U.S. History, 8th Grade Language Arts, and 9th Grade
Language Arts. |
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How could I attend the
University of Washington for six years and not be a Dawg fan? My
husband and I have season tickets to the Husky football games.
During college football season, you can find us tailgating in UW's
Montlake parking lot. We start tailgating at 8:00 am sharp! |
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My husband and I LOVE to
travel. Since our marriage in 1999, We have vacationed in various
countries including: Jamaica, India, Japan, the Philippines, Greece, Italy,
Spain, and Mexico.
This last summer break, we
spent some time soaking in the rays in beautiful Maui and sailing the
Inside Passage of Alaska.
This next winter break, we are
returning for another trip to India. |
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I also travel with the
Washington Cultural Exchange (WCE) on trips to China. Through
the WCE, I've been able to take students to Hong Kong, Guangzhou,
Shanghai, and Beijing.
On my last trip to China, I accompanied the WCE delegation to Hong Kong, and Guangzhou.
This was an incredibly valuable experience for the students. We had
the opportunity to visit students from a kindergarten and 3 different
middle schools. Our students even took a day trip to Foshan, where
they learned the martial art of Pushing Hands. Furthermore,
members of the delegation had the opportunity to extend their trip
to Beijing to see Tiananmen Square and the Great Wall of China. If
you have any questions about the trip, please contact
me or contact
Jim Zatloukal, the director of the
WCE. |
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This is a my little dog, Kohana.
She was born in Wichita, Kansas on February 28th, 2005. Although
she loves me and my husband, she's terribly frightened of other people.
Unfortunately, she'll never be a courageous watch dog. |