| I graduated from
Houghton
College with a B.A. in literature and writing in 1989, and from the
University
of Washington with an M.A. in English literature in 1991. I
also hold endorsements in social studies, history, English and language
arts. In 2005 I completed my National
Board certification. I have been at
Rose Hill since 1994, where I have taught seventh grade LA, and eighth and ninth grade
LA and SS. I have also taught Generation
YES, a technology training class.
In 2006 I visited Thailand, Laos and Malaysia, where I spent my early childhood. I had a chance to show my children where I lived and went to school. We also rode elephants, went snorkeling, and visited friends. In 2007 I took a course through the AP Institute on teaching World History. I also presented at the National Staff Development Council in Denver on "Synergizing School Improvement", along with Mrs. Sierer. My hobbies include taking walks, learning more about computers and curling up with a good book. I love teaching, and think it's the greatest profession in the world! |
Presenting at the National Staff
Development Conference with |