Klauer, Melanie- Honors English 9 & Honors English 10
- Arizona College Prep - Erie Campus
- About Melanie Klauer
About
Klauer...
Welcome to Honors English!
My Education and Professional Background
BS University of Scranton, Elementary Education, MEd. University of Scranton, Curriculum & Instruction, AZ Teaching Certification K-12 with a concentration in English I have been fortunate enough to teach in parochial, private prep school, inner-city & suburban public schools before coming to ACP-Erie.
My Educational Philosophy
Through my over twenty years in the classroom I have learned a few things... I have learned that equity if vastly more important than fairness. Fairness does not take into consideration an individual's needs. Equity provides an individual with what he or she needs, which may differ from their neighbor. I strive to provide each of my student's with what he or she needs individually. I am a life-long learner myself, and hope to encourage that trait in my students.
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| Subject / Grade | Honors English 9 and HOnors English 10 | |
| Room: | B106 | |
| Phone: | 480-424-8040 | |
| Email: | Klauer | |
| "If you find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn't lead anywhere." | ||
| -- Frank A. Clark | ||
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Welcome to Honors English!
My Education and Professional Background
BS University of Scranton, Elementary Education, MEd. University of Scranton, Curriculum & Instruction, AZ Teaching Certification K-12 with a concentration in English I have been fortunate enough to teach in parochial, private prep school, inner-city & suburban public schools before coming to ACP-Erie.
My Educational Philosophy
Through my over twenty years in the classroom I have learned a few things... I have learned that equity if vastly more important than fairness. Fairness does not take into consideration an individual's needs. Equity provides an individual with what he or she needs, which may differ from their neighbor. I strive to provide each of my student's with what he or she needs individually. I am a life-long learner myself, and hope to encourage that trait in my students.
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