- Rice Elementary (CTA & Classic)
- About the Teacher
About
Hermreck...
Welcome to PHYSICAL EDUCATION! I’m so excited to be teaching P.E. this school year! I look forward to working with the entire Rice Rhino family!
My Education and Professional Background
I have been teaching since 1995. I received my B.A. in Elementary Education from Arizona State University and my M.S. from Northern Arizona University in Curriculum and Instruction. I recently obtained my Physical Education Endorsement. I have taught Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 4th grade as well as having been a Reading Specialist.
My Educational Philosophy
To build rich, meaningful, active lessons that include ALL students. We will explore, problem solve, use critical thinking skills, build cognitive social skills, and be active. I aspire to strengthen character, increase self-esteem and confidence, and encourage a life-long love of being active to support a healthy mind and body. We can do this through a respectful environment where the school community becomes a family of peers who want the best for their classmates and ALL students, staff, families, and friends on campus.
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| Position: | PE | |
| Room: | MPR | |
| Phone: | (480) 424-8585 | |
| Email: | Hermreck |
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Welcome!
Welcome to PHYSICAL EDUCATION! I’m so excited to be teaching P.E. this school year! I look forward to working with the entire Rice Rhino family!
My Education and Professional Background
I have been teaching since 1995. I received my B.A. in Elementary Education from Arizona State University and my M.S. from Northern Arizona University in Curriculum and Instruction. I recently obtained my Physical Education Endorsement. I have taught Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 4th grade as well as having been a Reading Specialist.
My Educational Philosophy
To build rich, meaningful, active lessons that include ALL students. We will explore, problem solve, use critical thinking skills, build cognitive social skills, and be active. I aspire to strengthen character, increase self-esteem and confidence, and encourage a life-long love of being active to support a healthy mind and body. We can do this through a respectful environment where the school community becomes a family of peers who want the best for their classmates and ALL students, staff, families, and friends on campus.
| Email Tania Hermreck
