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Ms. Jennifer Cusack
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Hattie Cotton Elementary Sch
Hometown:
Worcester, Massachusetts
Class Information:
Room Number: 206
Students per Class: 10
Class Description:
My class consist of 10 English Language Learners. There is 7 third graders and 3 fourth graders. They all come from different backgrounds. The class is made up of students who speak no english at all and are just starting to learn english. There are also students who speak limited english and are increasing their knowledge of the english language. All the students in this class are eager to learn and work hard to do their best.
Position:
3rd/4th Grade Teacher
Needs:
There are 10 students and of the 10 students there are 9 who are at risk in reading and math. All 10 of the students lack in writing skills. They have a difficult time comprehending and understanding written language.
My Philosophy:
My philosophy is to teach the students to the best ability you can and to reach every learner while connecting to their individual learning styles. I believe every student has the right to learn in a way they are most comfortable with. I feel every student should be allowed to access the resources they need in order to achieve academic success.
Personal Information:
College and Degrees:
Quinsigamond Comunity College, Massachusetts A.A.in Early Childhood Education Anna Maria College, Paxton Massachusetts B.A.in Child Growth and Development with certification in Early Childhood Education PreK-3 Lesley University, Boston Massachusetts M.Ed.in Curriculum and Instruction with a specialization in Literacy: Reading and Writing
Activities:
Love to watch baseball, GO RED SOX! Studied dance: Tap, jazz, ballet, and hip hop.
Interests:
Baseball Baking Cooking Workingout Music
Employment History:
St. Vincent Hospital, ER and Central admitting WorcesterPublic Schools, Teacher, 6 years Seven Hills Charter Public Schools, Teacher, 6 years Metro Nashville Public Schools, 8 months
Why Do I Teach?:
I decided at an early age that I wanted to be a teacher for a few reasons. First, I struggled as a learner due to a learning disability and was often told that I would not become very successful in my adult years. This was told to me repeatedly by teachers. I did not want other students to be put down for their diverse ways of learning. So I made the wise decision to become an active and positive educator in kid’s lives. Next, I always wanted to do something special in my life. I would dream about being famous, but today I am famous to my students both past and present. Finally, I am a learner and I enjoyed learning. Teaching allows me to not just, but to learn.