Professional Learning & Ethical Practice
The professional learning of an educator is constant, meaning educators are continuously working to improve their practices. Through self-reflection, research, and collaboration, educators are able to stay relevant to the changes in education and better adapt to the needs of each learner.
A snapshot of my published science lesson plan on the MI Tech Kids website, promoting student-centered learning and engagement in education about Climates.
Snapshot of my REMC webinar certificate for "Tech Up Your K5 Content with MITECS." Showcasing my commitment to ongoing professional development and dedication to improving teaching practices.
Snapshot of my REMC webinar certificate for "Making the Most of Your Google Classroom." Showcasing my commitment to ongoing professional development and dedication to improving teaching practices.
A snapshot of my published science lesson plan on the MI Tech Kids website, promoting student-centered learning and engagement in education about Climates.
Martin Luther King Jr.
"The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education."
B.B King.
"The beautiful thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you"
Alexandra K. Trenfor
“The best teachers are those who show you where to look, but dont tell you what to see.” ​
Leadership & Collaboration
Educators are active role models for students and other members of the community. Therefore, it is their duty to take responsibility for student learning both in and out of the classroom. Educators regularly collaborate with families, school personnel, community members, and education professionals to gain a deeper understanding of how to meet the needs of their students and guide them to success.
A snapshot of me and my cooperating teacher at a department meeting, working together to promote student success and drive positive change in the classroom.
A snapshot of me and my cooperating teacher at a department meeting, working together to promote student success and drive positive change in the classroom.