About
Geil...
Welcome to 3rd grade at San Marcos!
My Education and Professional Background
This is my 9th year teaching and my 3rd year teaching 3rd grade at San Marcos. Before coming to San Marcos, I taught in Seattle, Washington and Charlotte, North Carolina. I was born and raised in Phoenix and earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education at Arizona State University.
My Educational Philosophy
My teaching philosophy is centered around Maslow's hierarchy of needs. I feel that students must feel safe and cared for before they are ready to learn. I focus on creating a collaborative classroom community where students feel safe and able to take risks. I love teaching and it is my goal for all of my students to enjoy coming to school.
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| Subject / Grade | 3rd Grade | |
| Room: | 22 | |
| Phone: | (480) 883-4252 | |
| Email: | Geil | |
| "The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery." | ||
| -- Mark Van Doren | ||
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Welcome!
Welcome to 3rd grade at San Marcos!
My Education and Professional Background
This is my 9th year teaching and my 3rd year teaching 3rd grade at San Marcos. Before coming to San Marcos, I taught in Seattle, Washington and Charlotte, North Carolina. I was born and raised in Phoenix and earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education at Arizona State University.
My Educational Philosophy
My teaching philosophy is centered around Maslow's hierarchy of needs. I feel that students must feel safe and cared for before they are ready to learn. I focus on creating a collaborative classroom community where students feel safe and able to take risks. I love teaching and it is my goal for all of my students to enjoy coming to school.
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