let's get acquainted!

[Anonymous]

CP= college prep

[Anonymous]

Your goddaughter is beautiful!

[Anonymous]

I am Madeline George and I teach 8th Grade Language Arts at Frank Wright Middle School, in Imperial. Monica Munguia-- who is also at this institute- is my next door neighbor at school. Next year will be my 24th year teaching in Imperial, so I am READY to implement new ideas in the classroom! Over the past 23 years I have taught speech and drama, coached basketball, sponsered classes, run ASB and Honor Society, and I have been on the school leadership team for many years. I am now teaching children of former students..... which makes me feel rather aged. I am looking forward to learning as well as being out of the inferno that is the Imperial Valley!! Woo Hoo!!

[Anonymous]

Hello all I am Daisy. Sorry I haven't written anything I just got back from camping. Anyways, I have been teaching for 5 years at Colton High School, and am now going into my sixth year there, praise God! I teach World and U.S. History. This new year will be different for I will be teaching AVID and A college prep class, Multicultural Perspective. I am excited about this seminar and meeting you all. Lord willing see you all tomorrow

[Anonymous]

Hello! My name is Gabrielle Mitchell and I teach in San Jacinto, California. Last year I taught 6th and 7th grade world history, and this upcoming year I will be teaching 7th grade world history and 8th grade American history. I am looking forward to this class and learning more about East Asia.

[Anonymous]

I'm Sabro Foster... I teach History and Government in Colton at Slover Mtn High School a continuation school. This is my 26th year of teaching... Previously I was an administrator in the district. I enjoy Asian history and look forward to learning a great deal.

[Anonymous]

My name is Laurie Lankhaar and I teach 10th grade World History at Palm Springs High School.

[Rob_Hugo@PortNW]

Hello everyone,

Welcome to the web discussion forum for the USCI/NCTA 2012 summer residential seminar!

This is a space in which we can all get acquainted prior to the seminar. To that end, it would be great if you can reply to this post and provide the following:

1. Your name
2. Your school and teaching assignment
3. A photo (if you so desire; see attached "Using the Web Forum Guide" for detailed instructions)
4. Anything else about yourself that you would like to share

We will be posting information relevant to the seminar here, so please check in regularly. Also, for the ease and convenience of all forum users, please limit the number of new threads you create. If something can be shared, discussed or expanded upon under an existing thread, let's do so.

Thank you for your consideration, and welcome to the forum!

-Xin

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