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Laura Miller has worked as a snowboard instructor at Camp Fortune since 2008. She is excellent at establishing rapport with children and their parents. Her lesson plans included fun games and drills to improve skills while creating a learning environment. Even after being in a car accident one morning, Laura still managed to teach her afternoon classes, illustrating her remarkable character. The director highly recommends Laura for any employment or endeavors without reservation.
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To Whom It May Concern Laura-Ezio Costanza
- 1. To Whom It May Concern: I have had the pleasure of working with Laura Miller during her employment at Camp Fortune as a snowboard instructor since 2008. As an instructor, Laura’s primary responsibility included organizing and teaching groups of children. Laura has shown the ability to establish an excellent rapport with the children that she was responsible for, and their parent’s, as well as excellent organizational skills. Laura’s responsibilities included organizing lesson plans, executing those lessons, and then assessing the students based on the tools she had taught. Laura made the task look easy. Laura’s ability to think outside the box provided a fun atmosphere for her students to learn in. Her lesson plans included games and drills to improve her students riding skills while creating a fun, learning environment. An effective teacher requires honed communication skills, and Laura can also add this skill to her list of assets. She is also extremely organized, reliable, and great with children of all ages, a true role model for her colleagues and her students. A quick story that will illustrate Laura’s true character: One morning, on her way to work at Camp Fortune, she was involved in a head-on collision. There were 3 other people in the car, Laura was in the backseat. No one was seriously injured, but were all taken to a local hospital to be checked-out. After spending the morning in the hospital, Laura managed to find a ride up to the mountain, and was able to teach her afternoon classes – this is a remarkable young woman. As you can tell, I think very highly of the young adult and recommend Laura without reservations for employment or any other endeavors she chooses to pursue. Please let me know if you have any further questions about Laura. Sincerely, Ezio Costanza Director: Snowboard School Camp Fortune ezio@rogers.com 613-291-5833