About
Martin...
Welcome to 5th Grade! You are in for a wonderful time of learning through fun and lots of hard work.
My Education and Professional Background
I am an Arizona native. I grew up in Pinetop, AZ. I went to ASU for my undergraduate degree - Go Devils! I got my master's degree from NAU. I have two daughters, Hailey (9th Grade) and Madi (6th Grade). They are very busy in singing, dancing and acting! I am so proud of them. My husband is a police sergeant in Gilbert. I love reading - especially mysteries. I am a horrible cook. So, I enjoy eating out a lot!
My Educational Philosophy
I believe that learning comes from fun and lots of hard work. I love using games to reinforce my teaching. I feel that kids learn to become better writers by writing all the time and they become better readers by reading and listening to a wide variety of literature! Students should be able to teach each other skills. Then, they truly demonstrate mastery of curriculum. I have high expectations for my students and they are so successful because of it!
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| Position: | 5th Grade | |
| Room: | 3 | |
| Phone: | (480) 883-5933 | |
| Email: | Martin |
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Welcome!
Welcome to 5th Grade! You are in for a wonderful time of learning through fun and lots of hard work.
My Education and Professional Background
I am an Arizona native. I grew up in Pinetop, AZ. I went to ASU for my undergraduate degree - Go Devils! I got my master's degree from NAU. I have two daughters, Hailey (9th Grade) and Madi (6th Grade). They are very busy in singing, dancing and acting! I am so proud of them. My husband is a police sergeant in Gilbert. I love reading - especially mysteries. I am a horrible cook. So, I enjoy eating out a lot!
My Educational Philosophy
I believe that learning comes from fun and lots of hard work. I love using games to reinforce my teaching. I feel that kids learn to become better writers by writing all the time and they become better readers by reading and listening to a wide variety of literature! Students should be able to teach each other skills. Then, they truly demonstrate mastery of curriculum. I have high expectations for my students and they are so successful because of it!
| Email Michelle Martin
