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Alvarado...
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My Education and Professional Background
Arizona State University-Bachelor of Arts in Education with Emphasis in Multicultural Education, Northern Arizona University-Master of Education with Emphasis in Curriculum and Instruction
My Educational Philosophy
In my classroom, I will strive to create a positive and fun classroom for my students, working together through class discussions and meetings (called Community Circle) to allow students to share and express themselves about their learning, their personal experiences, their feelings, etc. This helps each student to build their personal character by giving them time to communicate, encourage respect for others and to build responsibility for their own tasks and actions.
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| Subject / Grade | Third Grade | |
| Room: | 18 | |
| Phone: | 480-224-3848 | |
| Email: | Alvarado | |
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| -- Robert Winston | ||
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Welcome to my teacher page!
My Education and Professional Background
Arizona State University-Bachelor of Arts in Education with Emphasis in Multicultural Education, Northern Arizona University-Master of Education with Emphasis in Curriculum and Instruction
My Educational Philosophy
In my classroom, I will strive to create a positive and fun classroom for my students, working together through class discussions and meetings (called Community Circle) to allow students to share and express themselves about their learning, their personal experiences, their feelings, etc. This helps each student to build their personal character by giving them time to communicate, encourage respect for others and to build responsibility for their own tasks and actions.
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