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Holy Family University – Elementary Education
“I think differentiated instruction should be incorporated when lesson planning because not every child learns at the same pace or in the same way.”
McGill University – Chemistry, English Literature
“I believe in meeting students wherever their level of understanding is, and working from there.”
University of Maryland – Education
“I believe that every student should have the opportunity to receive the best education possible to show his or her full potential.”
Grand Canyon University – Elementary Education
“I believe every child can learn, as an educator it is my responsibility to discover how each one of them learns.”
Northcentral University – Elementary Education
“I have come to realize that there are two important skills necessary to being a successful teacher: first, you must have a very clear understanding of the curriculum. Second, you must be able to work with and relate with your students.”
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor – General Science/Chemistry/Religion
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State College – Bachelor’s in Engineering
“Learning is the way to live life.”
Carleton University – Geography, Education
“I believe every student is a unique individual who can be motivated, engaged, and expand their academic learning in a stimulating atmosphere.”
South Dakota State University – Mathematics
“Students all learn at different rates and environments so it is the responsibility of each educator to best fulfill the needs of the individual students.”
Trent University – Mathematics and Computer Science
“I believe that the connection between the student and the teacher can help motivate students to persist at difficult problems.”