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My favorite teacher is Melissa Couck who teaches 2nd grade at Erie Elementary. She taught me during my senior year Teacher Cadet program and is my favorite teacher because she taught me a lot about becoming a teacher while always being calm and respectful to her students, making learning fun for them.
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- 2. I worked with her during senior year for my Teacher Cadet program
- 3. She teaches 2nd grade at Erie Elementary
- 4. She is my favorite because she taught me a lot about becoming a teacher
- 5. She is always calm and respectful to her students
- 6. She makes learning fun for her kids