About
Mundt-Nichols...
Welcome to our classroom! This is my 14th year teaching special education at Basha Elementary and I am just as excited for this year as I was 14 years ago! I welcome returning faces as well as new ones! This will be one amazing year!
My Education and Professional Background
I received my Bachelors Degree in Special Education and Elementary Education in 2006 from Black Hills State University in South Dakota. Prior to teaching I assisted adults with special needs in accessing the community, learning how to carry out household chores and build relationships.
My Educational Philosophy
My goal is for each child to reach their maximum potential in education. Students need structure and repetition in order to be active participants in learning.
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| Subject / Grade | Special Education Classroom | |
| Room: | 42 | |
| Phone: | (480) 883-4416 | |
| Email: | Mundt-Nichols | |
| "If a child cannot learn in the way we teach, we must teach in a way the child can learn." | ||
| -- Unknown | ||
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Welcome!
Welcome to our classroom! This is my 14th year teaching special education at Basha Elementary and I am just as excited for this year as I was 14 years ago! I welcome returning faces as well as new ones! This will be one amazing year!
My Education and Professional Background
I received my Bachelors Degree in Special Education and Elementary Education in 2006 from Black Hills State University in South Dakota. Prior to teaching I assisted adults with special needs in accessing the community, learning how to carry out household chores and build relationships.
My Educational Philosophy
My goal is for each child to reach their maximum potential in education. Students need structure and repetition in order to be active participants in learning.
| Email me
