I have been teaching for as long as I can remember. I think my first work experience was at the age of 6 when I tackled my sister down in our room and taught her everything I knew about nocturnal animals. In terms of more formal experience, I have been teaching English since 2005. I began my work as a classroom teacher in 2008. I have taught in Turkey, Indonesia, Canada and Spain. I have worked with kids from 4 - 13 years of age, but I have to say that the most fascinating, creative and wisest kids around can usually be found in the K-1 classroom.
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Troy tied his shoes today all by himself! I think that's a pretty special moment.
While getting my BA in Political Science at McGill University , I realized I was much more engaged and challenged volunteering at the daycare centre than during any of the lectures I was attending. After graduating in 2008, I went for a second Bachelor degree - this time in Education. I entered the problem-based learning cohort at UBC and loved every minute. I graduated and received my teaching certification in 2010 and have been teaching in some form or another since then.
I'm a Canadian primary school teacher who has been lucky enough to teach and live in beautiful Indonesia, Spain and Turkey. Also, I can unicycle and my socks don't always match. My kids find both of those things fascinating.
PreK, Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, Homeschool, Not Grade Specific
English Language Arts, Spelling, Specialty, Math, Geometry, Numbers, Science, Astronomy, Social Studies, World Languages, French, Arts & Music, ESL-EFL-ELL, Geography, Other (Social Studies), Life Skills, Gifted and Talented, en francais, Holidays/Seasonal, Back to School, Halloween