
Feeling the Spirit at a dance recital
As a middle school teacher, I felt the Spirit pretty often when I was in the middle of a great, engaging lesson where the kids
Phones are out, the questions you planned fall flat, the lesson takes way less time than you planned…
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I come from a long line of educators– college professors, first grade teachers, seminary teachers, music teachers, missionaries. . . I grew up being surrounded by beautiful, empowering examples of teachers.
So when I started teaching piano lessons, Young Women lessons, or topics in high school, I realized that I could pull from a rich background of teaching strategies.
By the time I reached Brigham Young University and received my Education degree, I was surprised to learn that there are people studying the best way to TEACH.
I taught middle school for four years and loved every minute of it.
And then I was called to teach Youth Sunday School. I started with the youngest 12-year-old class, and I’ve now taught every age level possible within the youth program. I have had so much fun taking my professional teaching experience and marrying it with gospel principles.
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