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Levi Biedermann has worked at Nolan Middle School for two years and has been a wonderful asset both professionally and personally. He is a team player who is always willing to help teachers, administrators, and students. In the classroom, Levi connects well with his students while also commanding their respect, and he thinks creatively about projects and materials. He brings out the best in all of his students of various abilities.
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Ali Roberts is a primary school teacher applying for a position. She has over 10 years of teaching experience as a secondary English teacher in Malaysia and 8 years of experience as a school librarian in New Zealand. She is currently finishing her Graduate Diploma in Primary Teaching from the University of Canterbury. Her resume outlines her teaching qualifications, work experience, teaching philosophy, teaching placements and positive feedback from supervising teachers and principals.
Current letters of rec
This letter recommends Renee Reinhardt for a school counselor position. The author has known Renee for several years through various roles, including as a substitute counselor and guidance aide. Renee has demonstrated excellent communication skills with students, teachers, and families. She connects well with students and is adept at motivating them. Renee is also described as hard-working, reliable, and willing to take on any tasks asked of her. The author believes Renee possesses the necessary skills and determination to be a successful school counselor.
My practice teaching portfolio
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- Reflections on her readiness and preparation to teach students.
- Notes about her first experiences at her cooperating school and interactions with her cooperating teacher and students.
- A case study of a teenage student who became pregnant and how it affected her school performance and experience.
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- 1. To whom it may concern: I have worked with Levi Biedermann for the last two years here at Nolan Middle School and was a part of the interview team that initially hired him. Levi has been a wonderful asset to our school both professionally and personally. Levi is a team player who is always there to help out when a teacher, administrator, or student is in need of assistance and he never hesitates to get involved with activities that take place outside of the regular work day. In the classroom, Levi is able to make personal connections with his students, all while commanding respect. I have personally seen Levi’s ability to think outside of the box when it comes to projects and the materials that he uses with his students. Within the classroom Levi has taught students of various abilities and was able to bring out the best in each and every student he has worked with. It is my belief that Levi Biedermann would be a tremendous asset to any school that he worked for. Please feel free to contact me with any further questions. Wendy Kircher 8th grade Advanced Language Arts 9th grade English Honors 1 Kircherw@manateeschools.net