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As a passionate educator, I am dedicated to supporting my students, learning from my colleagues, and sharing what truly works in the classroom. I have experience teaching a variety of high school social studies courses, including AP U.S. Government and Politics, American Government (both Honors and Regular), Economics with Financial Literacy (Honors), and World History Honors. Through these diverse subjects, I've developed a deep understanding of how to engage students with complex material while fostering critical thinking and a love of learning. I'm always seeking new strategies and resources to enhance my teaching and make a positive impact on my students' educational journeys.
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Preview of 1950s America Gallery Walk FREE SAMPLE

1950s America Gallery Walk FREE SAMPLE

This six-station samples shows you exactly what you are getting with the 1950s America Gallery Walk lesson. You may use these stations on their own to introduce your students to the cultural, economic, and social changes of post-war America. Post them around the room, create stations as desks, or upload virtually for distance learning - it's up to you! If you like the detail and look of the stations, however, consider buying the full version of this product - which includes 12 stations, a gra
Preview of Ideals of American Democracy Worksheet | AP US Government | Print & Go!

Ideals of American Democracy Worksheet | AP US Government | Print & Go!

Summary: This simple worksheet is an easy way to evaluate student understanding after teaching about the ideals of American Democracy (Unit 1.1). Content: Students must find examples of the ideals (limited government, republicanism, natural rights, social contract, and popular sovereignty) in four of the foundational documents. (The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, Federalist No. 10, and Federalist No. 51) Then, students must also develop an argument about which ideal is most impo
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Experience

As a passionate educator, I am dedicated to supporting my students, learning from my colleagues, and sharing what truly works in the classroom. I have experience teaching a variety of high school social studies courses, including AP U.S. Government and Politics, American Government (both Honors and Regular), Economics with Financial Literacy (Honors), and World History Honors. Through these diverse subjects, I've developed a deep understanding of how to engage students with complex material while fostering critical thinking and a love of learning. I'm always seeking new strategies and resources to enhance my teaching and make a positive impact on my students' educational journeys.

Teaching style

My teaching style is always evolving as I learn from other educators, administrators, and even students themselves. The core of my approach is that every lesson, activity, and assessment is centered around the needs of the students. I believe in empowering students to take the lead in their learning, even though I know that can be challenging at times. My lesson plans are designed to encourage student independence, allowing me to focus on providing individualized support to those who need it.

Awards & shining teacher moments

Best Use of Technology 2020 - 2021 Teacher of the Year 2023 - 2024

My own education history

I earned my M.A. in Secondary Social Studies Education from the University of South Florida in 2020, building on a strong foundation in Political Science that I gained during my B.A. studies at USF, which I completed in 2018. This academic background has shaped my teaching philosophy and approach, allowing me to bring a well-rounded, research-driven perspective to my classroom.