Monday 15 - Today we learned about how to be proactive and to make goals for this academic year. We learned about the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens and made some goals. No homework.
Tuesday 16 - Today we discussed in groups the importance of learning Spanish and why it is a required course. I also passed out my Class Information sheet and we went over some of it. Homework: student and parent must sign the class info sheet by Thursday.
Wednesday 17 - Today we learned about the importance of being organized and how to stay organized in Spanish class with the class binder. We went over how to create the binder and keep it organized. Homework: get your binder organized and ready by Friday and make sure your class info sheet is signed by tomorrow.
Thursday 18 - Today I checked to make sure everyone had their class info sheets signed. We reviewed the school and class rules and did group skits to illustrate them. Homework: binders must be ready tomorrow - bring to class!
Friday 19 - Today I did a binder check for 50 points. If you were absent, make sure to get me to check it when you return. No homework.
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About Me
- Sr. Miller
- I was born in Provo, Utah and my Dad was in the US Army until I was 17, so I lived in Germany, Virginia, California, Kansas, and Utah when I was younger. For my senior year of high school, my Dad retired from the military and moved us to the little town of Springville, Utah, where I graduated from high school in 1997. I went to Brigham Young University and majored in International Studies with a minor in Latin American Studies. I took two years off college to live in Ecuador and serve the people there. After graduating from college, I went to Flagstaff, Arizona and earned my Master's Degree in Latin American History in 2005. Since then I've been teaching Social Studies and Spanish in the Phoenix area. I moved to Tucson in July of 2009 to teach Middle School Spanish at the Academy of Tucson Middle School. I have been married for 10 years and I have two children - Jarom and Rebecca, who go to the Academy of Tucson Elementary School.
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