Everyone is a learner. Everyone can learn--even when it doesn’t seem possible. My job is to help you understand how you learn best. That is something I love to do.
Much of my experience has been with students receiving special education services, students who struggle in traditional school environments, and people becoming more fluent with the English language.
Experience has taught me that each student is unique and that students learn best when they use their strengths and develop...
Everyone is a learner. Everyone can learn--even when it doesn’t seem possible. My job is to help you understand how you learn best. That is something I love to do.
Much of my experience has been with students receiving special education services, students who struggle in traditional school environments, and people becoming more fluent with the English language.
Experience has taught me that each student is unique and that students learn best when they use their strengths and develop resources, skills, and strategies to overcome challenges.
My top priority is for students to feel comfortable with me and engage in the lesson activities. Students can trust that I have their best interests in mind. I am sensitive to how they feel about learning new skills and information. I help them problem-solve and develop strategies to make learning easier.
A little about my background
Prior to college, I lived 14 of my first 18 years in Cameroon, in a region of the country that uses French as its official language. We lived among other English-speaking families, but I spent time interacting with other kids and adults who spoke languages local to the area. French was the language we used for conversation. I am no longer fluent in French; however, I continue to be interested in the power of language and the impact communication continuously has on our lives.
My years in school eventually led to a BA degree from St. Olaf College, a Master of Arts degree in Educational Psychology from University of Minnesota, licenses to teach students with learning disabilities and emotional behavior disorders, and administrator licenses for secondary education and special education.