✰Fifth Year Pre-k Bilingual Teacher🍎 |✰Gig’em
Houston, TX
Joined September 2021
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What a way to end the school year! Extremely honored to have my name next to these phenomenal educators. Thank you @duryeaschool @WilliamsTomicka 💚💙🐬
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Buildings across campus, including Harrington Tower, will be lit up in blue lights tonight to honor the positive impact of teachers in our lives for World Teachers’ Day. Don’t forget to tell an educator how much they mean to you, and maybe give them an apple (or two). 📚 ✏️ 🍎
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Duryea Day of Awesomeness for students? LOL!! @Barwill71 @chammonded @ElisaRea2 @reginalcbutler @MsMiraanda22 @duryeaschool @GR_Houston @MrsMariaTrejo @CFISDPK1 @TheMECH97316738 @litteral_leonor @mrsamrv @C_Getschmann @TeachthenTybee @karenstull @MrsStockton_ @MissPatyQ
Got ready for thanksgiving break with this fun turkey craft. My kiddos were able to sort, count and take home a yummy treat! #iloveprek ❤️
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Thanks and Gig 'em to all of our Aggie teachers! 👍🍎
Texas A&M has produced more than 10,000 educators who are currently working in 700+ Texas school districts as teachers, school counselors, principals, and senior administrators. #WorldTeachersDay
ALT A teacher wearing a Texas A&M shirt helping a young student read a book at a table.
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Proud mentor of @MsMiraanda22 I can’t wait to show her how amazing @duryeaschool is. Welcome to Team Duryea! #inittowinit @Barwill71 @chammonded
Survived my first student teacher observation today with great scores!!!! #AggieTeacher👍🏼
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The most exciting thing in education is seeing a students face light up because they just, “got it.”
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⏱ Wait time⏱ between asking a question and calling on someone for an answer — as well as waiting to respond to an answer — is an important strategy to include all learners.
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ALT The power of wait time. Students need to listen to the question. Students may need time to build up courage for responding. Students need to process what they've heard. Students raise their hand in an effort to be heard. Students may need to translate from one language to another. Why should I wait? Wait 1: The time between the question and the answer. Wait 2: The time after the student answers the question. This wait time allows for an extended response.
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Teachers, remember to give your students plenty of opportunities to make mistakes. Mistakes grow your brain and make students think differently about a concept. It’s how the best kind of learning occurs.
Besides, ‘being perfect all the time’ is just a disguise for insecurity.
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Aggie Ring Day is this week! 👍
👀 Who is getting their Aggie Ring on Friday?
