Teaching Then and Now: Evolutions in Education: Has Teaching Changed Over the Years Through the Eyes of a Veteran Teacher February 13, 2019 Teresa Beaudoin, Marcia Hughes, Elizabeth Chadwick
MISS ELIZABETH CHADWICK – 47 years of service Graduated from UMO in 1971 Majored in US History in secondary education Worked at Hodgkins MS in the library for a year Hired for Farrington 5th grade in 1972 Teaching Principal at one point for 3 years, then received her Masters Degree in Administration from UMaine in 1991 Went to Farrington as a child – has been here since she was 5 (with the exception of 1 year switched to Williams)
MISS MARCIA HUGHES – 48 Years of Service Graduated from UMF in 1971 Majored in Elementary Education Student taught at Lincoln and Williams school in 2nd and 4 th grade Started teaching 4 th grade in1971 at the old Williams School and has always taught grade 4 When Williams closed, she moved to Hussey School Came to the new Farrington School in 1989 Masters Degree in Elementary Ed. In 1991 from UMO
Miss Chadwick: Technology & Facilities Printing Computers ELL Programming Staff Space Library Security (Resource Officer) Air Conditioning
Miss Hughes: Resources & Supports Individualized Reading Principal/Colleague Support Grade Level Meetings Inclusion Mentoring & Teacher Supports Student Teacher Preparation Supports for Students Facilities Assessments
“Education… is painful, continual and difficult work to be done in kindness, by watching, by warning, by praise, but above all -- by example.” – John Ruskin
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