About
Farmer-Narváez...
¡Hola! Hello! I am passionately dedicated to being a part of the DLI team at CTA Liberty. In addition to teaching Spanish, I can be found performing world music with my duo,Las Fronteras,as well as exploring the wonderful biodiversity of our Sonoran Desert.
My Education and Professional Background
I began teaching in 1992. I had the privilege of serving Peace Corps Malawi as a teacher from 1996 to 1998, where I became fluent in the language Chitumbuka. My career has also taken me to Ecuador, where I spent over ten years and continued to grow as a learner of world languages and cultures from the Amazon to the Andes Highlands. I earned my master's degree in secondary education at University of Alabama in 2003, and my Spanish teaching certification at Internacional Español in Quito-Ecuador in 2005.
My Educational Philosophy
Learning is a social phenomenon. Children possess the innate ability to learn and teach one another. A skilled educator helps the child discover this hidden resource and share it with others.
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| Subject / Grade | Spanish/DLI | |
| Room: | Annex Conference Room | |
| Phone: | (480) 883-4900 | |
| Email: | Farmer-Narváez | |
| "To have another language is to possess a second soul." | ||
| -- anonymous | ||
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¡Hola! Hello! I am passionately dedicated to being a part of the DLI team at CTA Liberty. In addition to teaching Spanish, I can be found performing world music with my duo,Las Fronteras,as well as exploring the wonderful biodiversity of our Sonoran Desert.
My Education and Professional Background
I began teaching in 1992. I had the privilege of serving Peace Corps Malawi as a teacher from 1996 to 1998, where I became fluent in the language Chitumbuka. My career has also taken me to Ecuador, where I spent over ten years and continued to grow as a learner of world languages and cultures from the Amazon to the Andes Highlands. I earned my master's degree in secondary education at University of Alabama in 2003, and my Spanish teaching certification at Internacional Español in Quito-Ecuador in 2005.
My Educational Philosophy
Learning is a social phenomenon. Children possess the innate ability to learn and teach one another. A skilled educator helps the child discover this hidden resource and share it with others.
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