Resource Grades K-3 - Yearous, Jamie
- Jacobson Elementary
- About the Teacher
About
Yearous...
Welcome! I am a Colorado native and moved to AZ during the summer of 2018, with my family. It is a privilege to work with my students at Jacobson!
My Education and Professional Background
I have earned a BA in Elementary Education K-8 and an MA in Special Education:Moderate Needs from the University of Northern Colorado. I taught middle school math, science, reading, and social studies in Colorado and California.
My Educational Philosophy
I believe students learn best when they genuinely believe they can improve their skills though hard work and trying new learning methods. It is my responsibility to help each child foster a growth mindset in order for them to reach their full potential.
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| Subject / Grade | K-3 Resource Teacher | |
| Room: | F8 | |
| Phone: | (480) 883-4152 | |
| Email: | Yearous | |
| "Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow." | ||
| -- Helen Keller | ||
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Welcome!
Welcome! I am a Colorado native and moved to AZ during the summer of 2018, with my family. It is a privilege to work with my students at Jacobson!
My Education and Professional Background
I have earned a BA in Elementary Education K-8 and an MA in Special Education:Moderate Needs from the University of Northern Colorado. I taught middle school math, science, reading, and social studies in Colorado and California.
My Educational Philosophy
I believe students learn best when they genuinely believe they can improve their skills though hard work and trying new learning methods. It is my responsibility to help each child foster a growth mindset in order for them to reach their full potential.
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