Please introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about who you are, where you are from, what you teach and anything else you want to include! Hello! I'm Renae. I teach HS Spanish in SE Minnesota. I am looking for ways to have a better balance between work and life.
Hi I'm Resa Kirchhevel - I'm the VP of Student Impact at Junior Achievement of South Dakota. I've worked with JA for 19 years - recruiting and equipping volunteers to go into K-12 classrooms to teach students about work readiness, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. Although I'm not a classroom teacher, I keep up my teaching certificate as it helps me in a variety of ways. I'm excited for this book study as I'm hopeful the content will help me as I manage my team and projects at work as well as at home.
Hello! I am Kaylee clark. I am a second grade teacher at South Park Elementary in Belle Fourche. I am currently in my fourth year of teaching. I am excited to see what I can learn from this book study and apply to my teaching/home life.
Hello! My name is Cindy Schippacase I teach first grade at Rockyford Elementary near Porcupine SD. Looking forward to learning something new through this book study.
Hi, I am Mayce Kahnke. I have been teaching 3rd grade in Watertown, SD for five years. I am excited to begin this book study and become more effective in my classroom and home life!
I taught middle school reading/ELA for 8 years at Mobridge-Pollock before resigning to attend seminary. I have been a Lutheran pastor for the last 8 years. I am working on keeping my teaching certificate up to date and am grateful for this opportunity.
Hi, I'm Merissa and I am from Brandon, SD. I taught first grade and kindergarten for 13 years. I am currently not teaching but want to keep up my certification and think this book sounds super interesting. Looking forward to diving into it!
Hi, I'm Tiffany Banks and I am an elementary school librarian. I teach in a small district in Iowa. I was recommended this course by a coworker and am using the credits to renew my teaching license.
Hello, I am Holly Syverson. I taught kindergarten for almost 30 years and recently switched jobs. I am now an Early Childhood Special Education B-2 Teacher/Service Coordinator. I conduct home visits and coach families to become advocates for their children!
Hello, I am Vince Colford and I teach 4th grade at Anne Sullivan in Sioux Falls. This is my 18th year teaching in Sioux Falls and I enjoy spending time with my wife, my three children and my three dogs.
Hello! I am Kaitlyn Kuno. I teach 1st Grade at Meade School District. This is my 2nd year of teaching and I am looking forward to reading "Fewer Things Better." Can't wait to see what I can apply to my classroom!
Hello! I am Katelyn Kampshoff. I teach 1st grade at McCook Central School District. I have taught Kindergarten for 1 year and 1st grade for 3 years. I am looking forward for this book study and using what I learn in my classroom!
My name is Lisa Haiar. I have taught Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades in my teaching career. I am currently doing home care for a family member so I am taking this book study to help keep my teaching certificate up to date.
Hi! My name is Tori Smith. I am currently teaching 1st grade in Lemmon, SD. For the last 4 years I have bounced back and forth between kindergarten and first grade. My husband and I are living on his family ranch with our two kids.
Hello! My name is Rachel Risse. I am a Special Education teacher at Tea Area Legacy Elementary School. I primarily work with student in grades JK-3rd. I am looking forward to applying skills from this course into my classroom!
My name is Nellie Schaefer. I've been teaching at Hamlin as the middle school special education teacher for the past 19 years. I'm looking forward to learning how to better balance school, farm and family life.
Hi! My name is Jacque Van Maanen. I am a first grade teacher. I have a full classroom of kids this year, they have kept me very busy! But each day has been a good day!
Hi, I am Laura. I am an elementary math interventionist in Adel, IA. I have three kids ages 16, 14, 12 which keep me very busy as well. I would love balance all of that and leave some time for myself!
Hi, I am Renee, I have taught for 30 years. I teach Middle School math and some PE now, but previously have taught full time PE, 6th grade, Middle School Language Arts.
Hi! I am Christina, and I am currently an Academic Evaluator for the Northeast Education Services Cooperative. Prior to that, I was a middle school special education teacher for 13 years.
My name is Christie Apland. I teach 3rd grade in Box Elder, SD. I am excited to read the book and apply best practices to my work/life balance. Being a teacher is busy enough, but then adding my own three children's schedules can be chaotic.
My name is Kayla Stuefen. I was a FCS teacher in Elkton SD for 9 years. I left the classroom last May and now work for Thrivent Financial. Even though I may not have my own "classroom" my job is similar to being in the classroom.
Hello! My name is Erin McBurney and I teach 8th grade social studies in Watertown, SD. I just finished the Truth for Teachers podcast study and I'm looking forward to reading this book by the same author.
Hello I am Lisa Dresch and I teach art (photo and drawing) at Jefferson High School in Sioux Falls, SD. This is my 32nd year of teaching. I have two children and 3 grandchildren.
Hi! My name is Holly Lunden, and I recently retired from teaching at the middle school in Brookings. I am eager to continue learning about education and making the best of every day. This book intrigued my interest as I am entering a new chapter of my life. So, I am excited to read and learn about “fewer things better” through this book.
Hello, My name is Hannah Decker. I have been a stay-at-home mom for the last 4 years, so I have not been actively teaching in quite a while. I have 2 wonderful sons - a 4 year old and a 1 year old. Prior to staying home, I taught middle school social studies for 4 years in Newell, SD. I am working on earning credits to renew my teaching license, as I may return to teaching in the future. For now, I enjoy teaching my son preschool at home! I chose this study because I love that it will be applicable to many areas of life. I am excited to get started!
Good day, My name is Ryan. I teach high school science and English, serve as the technology coordinator, manage audiovisual and streaming services, and produce our spring drama production. My wife and I are the proud parents of six, ranging in age from 14 to 26. I am a voracious reader, enjoy cooking, and like to camp. Although, of late, we have transitioned into more cabining than tenting.
My name is Lynn (Kavanaugh) Frerichs. I am a second grade teacher in Dakota City, Nebraska. I have been teaching for 30 years! I enjoy readiing and learning more about my profession, which is why I am taking a couple classes this summer. I have three boys, two of which are home from college for the summer, and a high school junior. They are all working their summer jobs this summer or in their bedrooms most of the time...lol. I also enjoy doing summer DIY projects that I don't have time for during the school year.
Hi. My name is Morgan Shanle. I just finished up my 5th year of teaching. I currently teach English Language Learners at Sergeant Bluff - Luton Middle School. I look forward to completely these book studies to learn more about education! I'm also looking forward to summer with my husband, daughter, and 2 dogs!
My name is Ali Carlson and I am an 8th grade science teacher in Sioux Falls. I just finished my 15th year of teaching. I am working on my plus 24 grad credits and these book studies have been a huge help!
Hello! My name is Laressa Finney and I'm a 2nd grade teacher at Patriot Elementary in Box Elder, SD. This will be my 11th year teaching at Patriot Elementary. I'm excited for this book study to learn new practices and then apply them within my classroom.
Hi. I am Sandi Gulbranson. I have taught a number of years, different subjects, in different states. I am currently a sub in Sioux Falls, SD and am taking this course to keep my certificate valid.
Hello! My name is Ruth Kleinwolterink. I am a veteran teacher of 30+ years. I teach 3rd grade in NW IA. Looking forward to reading Fewer Things Better. Every year is rewarding to see your students grow academically.
Hello! My name is Melissa Bartscher, and I just completed my 14th year of teaching. I teach 6th and 8th grade special education at Mitchell Middle School. I am looking forward to reading this book and learning new ideas that I can apply to my life to have better balance between work and home.
Hello. My name is Terri Bastian and I work for the Brandon Valley School District in the special education department. My job title is academic evaluator and I travel around the district to all of the schools and do standardized academic tests with students aged 3-21. I love my work and enjoy working with students one-on-one and analyzing results and reporting to parents and teachers.
good morning. My name is Tracy Sutterer. I teach 6th grade ELA at a middle school in Rapid City. I look forward to learning more about teaching by reading this book. This is the 5th book study course I've taken since school has gotten out.
Jessica Weisbecker. I teach Preschool 5s at St. Mary Elementary in Sioux Falls, SD. I worked as a kindergarten teacher for 6 years, stayed at home with our 3 kids under the age of 11 for the past 10 years. Just finished my 1st year back to education. It was a transition after being at home for so many years. Looking to have a better balance or work and home life.
Hello! I am Josephine Weekley. I teach JK-8th Educational Technology in western South Dakota. I am really looking forward to finding better strategies to balance out my life.
Hello! My name is Kennedy Sweeter. I teach 2nd Grade at Dell Rapids Elementary School. I taught 3rd Grade for 5 years and just finished my first year in 2nd Grade. I’m looking forward to learning new strategies to balance work and home life.
Hi! I'm Rachel Cunningham, I teach HS social studies at a 3A school in Iowa. I'm working on continuing ed and lane change credits, and this book seemed intriguing to me.
My name is Wendi Clark. I teach in a fantastic middle school in Central Minnesota. I am married, have two college-aged sons, and some amazing nieces and nephews with whom we are very close! I am in my 8th year of teaching (yes, second career! ) and am trying to use my summer to 1) learn and 2) earn a lane change. :-)
I have been teaching summer school this month, but in my spare time, I like to garden, and then cook and make fresh bounty. My children also enjoy this and have put forward their ‘orders’ for canned veggies and meals when they are back at school this fall/winter.
Hello! My name is Brooke Estep. I am from Sioux Falls, and I teach Kindergarten in the Sioux Falls Public School system. I'm looking forward to reading this book to grow professionally, personally, as well as help me get towards my MA+24!
My name is Alexis Jurrens. I teach 6-8 science, biology, and anatomy in Avon, SD. I have been teaching for 8 years and also coach cross country and track, plus advise our local HOSA chapter! In my summer free time, I've been enjoying some travels, extra sleep, and time with friends and family. :)
My name is Mallory Larga and I am a high school English teacher. I teach at Sioux Central in Northwest Iowa. I will be in my 8th year of teaching. I'm looking forward to learning how to have more of a balanced life!
My name is Desirae Robinson. I am going to teach kindergarten this next year at James Valley Christian. Before this I've taught 3rd and 5th grade. My husband is a pastor, and we have 4 boys (ages 3-12). I look forward to learning about how I can have a more balanced life!
My name is Hillary Terpstra. I am a high school Family and Consumer Sciences teacher. I teach at Alcester-Hudson School District in Alcester, South Dakota. I am beginning year 11 1/2 at the start of this year and am looking forward to this book study!
Hello! I am the preschool teacher at Galva-Holstein Community School. I have been teaching in Holstein for 10 years, prior to that I taught in Pennsylvania. I am excited to dive into this book, as I am always looking pointers on how to manage my time better and have a life outside of school!
My name is Christina Moyer, and I teach 10-12th grade ELA in Chester, SD. I'm entering my 25th year in education, and I am lamenting the fact that the oldest of my three children is entering his senior year.
My name is Allyson. I teach kindergarten at Corsica Stickney School. This will be my 13th year teaching. I am looking forward to this book study to help me manage my time between life and school better.
Hello all! I am a 7th grade ELA teacher in the Sioux Falls school district and have worked in the district for 11 years. I have been teaching for 21 years. I definitely need to get better at the work/life balance :)
My name is Heather Kloeckl and I’ve been a teacher for over 20 years. Currently I’m teaching third grade in a rural school district in southern Minnesota. I have three kids of my own.
My name is Ashley Marissa Forbes. I am in my 17th year as a substitute teacher in Northwest Iowa. I stay busy in elementary schools working in all classrooms TK-5th grade and specialty classes. This book and class was recommended to me by a teacher and friend who enjoyed the content and thought I would too.
Hello my name is Julie King I am a Physical Education teacher at Huron Middle School. I have taught at HMS for 35 years. I enjoy many things and hope that this book encourages me to do fewer things better:)
Please introduce yourself and tell us a little bit about who you are, where you are from, what you teach and anything else you want to include!
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm Renae. I teach HS Spanish in SE Minnesota. I am looking for ways to have a better balance between work and life.
Hi, my name is Terra. I am a fourth grade teacher at Anne Sullivan in Sioux Falls.
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Resa Kirchhevel - I'm the VP of Student Impact at Junior Achievement of South Dakota. I've worked with JA for 19 years - recruiting and equipping volunteers to go into K-12 classrooms to teach students about work readiness, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. Although I'm not a classroom teacher, I keep up my teaching certificate as it helps me in a variety of ways. I'm excited for this book study as I'm hopeful the content will help me as I manage my team and projects at work as well as at home.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Tanya Petterson. I am the kindergarten teacher at St. Mary's in Dell Rapids. I am currently in my 4th year of teaching.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Scot Dobbs. I am a second grade teacher at Zion Lutheran in Rapid City.
ReplyDeleteHello! I am Kaylee clark. I am a second grade teacher at South Park Elementary in Belle Fourche. I am currently in my fourth year of teaching. I am excited to see what I can learn from this book study and apply to my teaching/home life.
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Cindy Schippacase I teach first grade at Rockyford Elementary near Porcupine SD. Looking forward to learning something new through this book study.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am Mayce Kahnke. I have been teaching 3rd grade in Watertown, SD for five years. I am excited to begin this book study and become more effective in my classroom and home life!
ReplyDeleteI taught middle school reading/ELA for 8 years at Mobridge-Pollock before resigning to attend seminary. I have been a Lutheran pastor for the last 8 years. I am working on keeping my teaching certificate up to date and am grateful for this opportunity.
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Merissa and I am from Brandon, SD. I taught first grade and kindergarten for 13 years. I am currently not teaching but want to keep up my certification and think this book sounds super interesting. Looking forward to diving into it!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Tiffany Banks and I am an elementary school librarian. I teach in a small district in Iowa. I was recommended this course by a coworker and am using the credits to renew my teaching license.
ReplyDeleteHello, I am Holly Syverson. I taught kindergarten for almost 30 years and recently switched jobs. I am now an Early Childhood Special Education B-2 Teacher/Service Coordinator. I conduct home visits and coach families to become advocates for their children!
ReplyDeleteHello! I am Molly O'Dea. I am a 2nd grade teacher in Philip, SD. I am currently in my 10th year of teaching. My husband and I have 3 children.
ReplyDeleteHello, I am Vince Colford and I teach 4th grade at Anne Sullivan in Sioux Falls. This is my 18th year teaching in Sioux Falls and I enjoy spending time with my wife, my three children and my three dogs.
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm Marisa Hett. I teach 3rd grade in Harding County. I have 4 boys of my own and I am excited for this book study.
ReplyDeleteHello! I am Kaitlyn Kuno. I teach 1st Grade at Meade School District. This is my 2nd year of teaching and I am looking forward to reading "Fewer Things Better." Can't wait to see what I can apply to my classroom!
ReplyDeleteHello! I am Katelyn Kampshoff. I teach 1st grade at McCook Central School District. I have taught Kindergarten for 1 year and 1st grade for 3 years. I am looking forward for this book study and using what I learn in my classroom!
ReplyDeleteHi-my name is Nicole Degner. I am a 7-9th grade special education teacher in Madelia, MN.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Lisa Haiar. I have taught Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades in my teaching career. I am currently doing home care for a family member so I am taking this book study to help keep my teaching certificate up to date.
ReplyDeleteHi! My name is Tori Smith. I am currently teaching 1st grade in Lemmon, SD. For the last 4 years I have bounced back and forth between kindergarten and first grade. My husband and I are living on his family ranch with our two kids.
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Rachel Risse. I am a Special Education teacher at Tea Area Legacy Elementary School. I primarily work with student in grades JK-3rd. I am looking forward to applying skills from this course into my classroom!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Nellie Schaefer. I've been teaching at Hamlin as the middle school special education teacher for the past 19 years. I'm looking forward to learning how to better balance school, farm and family life.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Sara Miller and I teach HS Science/Social Sciences at Chester Area School.
ReplyDeleteHelo! I'm Jamie Brown and I'm a first grade teacher in Buffalo, SD.
ReplyDeleteI am Ed Mitzel I work at Roncalli MS/HS in Aberdeen, SD.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Sylvia Johnson. I teach third grade in Madison, SD and this is my 5th year teaching.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Nancy Gritters and I'm a Resource teacher at a small Christian school in Hull, IA.
ReplyDeleteHi! My name is Jacque Van Maanen. I am a first grade teacher. I have a full classroom of kids this year, they have kept me very busy! But each day has been a good day!
ReplyDeleteHi, I am Laura. I am an elementary math interventionist in Adel, IA. I have three kids ages 16, 14, 12 which keep me very busy as well. I would love balance all of that and leave some time for myself!
ReplyDeleteHi, I am Renee, I have taught for 30 years. I teach Middle School math and some PE now, but previously have taught full time PE, 6th grade, Middle School Language Arts.
ReplyDeleteHi! I am Jeannie. I am retired but keeping up my certificate.
ReplyDeleteHi! I am Christina, and I am currently an Academic Evaluator for the Northeast Education Services Cooperative. Prior to that, I was a middle school special education teacher for 13 years.
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm Blake Savey, I am a High School Social Studies teacher at Yankton High School. I teach US History, World History, and Psychology.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Christie Apland. I teach 3rd grade in Box Elder, SD. I am excited to read the book and apply best practices to my work/life balance. Being a teacher is busy enough, but then adding my own three children's schedules can be chaotic.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Kayla Stuefen. I was a FCS teacher in Elkton SD for 9 years. I left the classroom last May and now work for Thrivent Financial. Even though I may not have my own "classroom" my job is similar to being in the classroom.
Hello! My name is Erin McBurney and I teach 8th grade social studies in Watertown, SD. I just finished the Truth for Teachers podcast study and I'm looking forward to reading this book by the same author.
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Val Larsen and I teach high school special education in Sioux Falls, SD.
ReplyDeleteHello I am Lisa Dresch and I teach art (photo and drawing) at Jefferson High School in Sioux Falls, SD. This is my 32nd year of teaching. I have two children and 3 grandchildren.
ReplyDeleteHi! My name is Holly Lunden, and I recently retired from teaching at the middle school in Brookings. I am eager to continue learning about education and making the best of every day. This book intrigued my interest as I am entering a new chapter of my life. So, I am excited to read and learn about “fewer things better” through this book.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Dena and I teach early childhood/sped at Lowell Elementary in Sioux Falls SD.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Hannah Decker. I have been a stay-at-home mom for the last 4 years, so I have not been actively teaching in quite a while. I have 2 wonderful sons - a 4 year old and a 1 year old. Prior to staying home, I taught middle school social studies for 4 years in Newell, SD. I am working on earning credits to renew my teaching license, as I may return to teaching in the future. For now, I enjoy teaching my son preschool at home! I chose this study because I love that it will be applicable to many areas of life. I am excited to get started!
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Ryan. I teach high school science and English, serve as the technology coordinator, manage audiovisual and streaming services, and produce our spring drama production. My wife and I are the proud parents of six, ranging in age from 14 to 26. I am a voracious reader, enjoy cooking, and like to camp. Although, of late, we have transitioned into more cabining than tenting.
I forgot to mention that I am in Watertown, SD.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Lynn (Kavanaugh) Frerichs. I am a second grade teacher in Dakota City, Nebraska. I have been teaching for 30 years! I enjoy readiing and learning more about my profession, which is why I am taking a couple classes this summer. I have three boys, two of which are home from college for the summer, and a high school junior. They are all working their summer jobs this summer or in their bedrooms most of the time...lol. I also enjoy doing summer DIY projects that I don't have time for during the school year.
ReplyDeleteHi. My name is Morgan Shanle. I just finished up my 5th year of teaching. I currently teach English Language Learners at Sergeant Bluff - Luton Middle School. I look forward to completely these book studies to learn more about education! I'm also looking forward to summer with my husband, daughter, and 2 dogs!
ReplyDeleteHello! I'm Garrit Shanle. I teach HS Science in Iowa. I am looking forward to learning with all of you!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Ali Carlson and I am an 8th grade science teacher in Sioux Falls. I just finished my 15th year of teaching. I am working on my plus 24 grad credits and these book studies have been a huge help!
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Laressa Finney and I'm a 2nd grade teacher at Patriot Elementary in Box Elder, SD. This will be my 11th year teaching at Patriot Elementary. I'm excited for this book study to learn new practices and then apply them within my classroom.
ReplyDeleteHi. I am Sandi Gulbranson. I have taught a number of years, different subjects, in different states. I am currently a sub in Sioux Falls, SD and am taking this course to keep my certificate valid.
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Ruth Kleinwolterink. I am a veteran teacher of 30+ years. I teach 3rd grade in NW IA. Looking forward to reading Fewer Things Better. Every year is rewarding to see your students grow academically.
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Melissa Bartscher, and I just completed my 14th year of teaching. I teach 6th and 8th grade special education at Mitchell Middle School. I am looking forward to reading this book and learning new ideas that I can apply to my life to have better balance between work and home.
ReplyDeleteHello. My name is Terri Bastian and I work for the Brandon Valley School District in the special education department. My job title is academic evaluator and I travel around the district to all of the schools and do standardized academic tests with students aged 3-21. I love my work and enjoy working with students one-on-one and analyzing results and reporting to parents and teachers.
ReplyDeletegood morning. My name is Tracy Sutterer. I teach 6th grade ELA at a middle school in Rapid City. I look forward to learning more about teaching by reading this book. This is the 5th book study course I've taken since school has gotten out.
ReplyDeleteJessica Weisbecker. I teach Preschool 5s at St. Mary Elementary in Sioux Falls, SD. I worked as a kindergarten teacher for 6 years, stayed at home with our 3 kids under the age of 11 for the past 10 years. Just finished my 1st year back to education. It was a transition after being at home for so many years. Looking to have a better balance or work and home life.
ReplyDeleteHello. I am Melissa Sandager, and I teach 7-12 science in a small school in the Nebraska Sandhills.
ReplyDeleteHello! I am Josephine Weekley. I teach JK-8th Educational Technology in western South Dakota. I am really looking forward to finding better strategies to balance out my life.
ReplyDeleteHello! My name is Kennedy Sweeter. I teach 2nd Grade at Dell Rapids Elementary School. I taught 3rd Grade for 5 years and just finished my first year in 2nd Grade. I’m looking forward to learning new strategies to balance work and home life.
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm Rachel Cunningham, I teach HS social studies at a 3A school in Iowa. I'm working on continuing ed and lane change credits, and this book seemed intriguing to me.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Wendi Clark. I teach in a fantastic middle school in Central Minnesota. I am married, have two college-aged sons, and some amazing nieces and nephews with whom we are very close! I am in my 8th year of teaching (yes, second career! ) and am trying to use my summer to 1) learn and 2) earn a lane change. :-)
ReplyDeleteI have been teaching summer school this month, but in my spare time, I like to garden, and then cook and make fresh bounty. My children also enjoy this and have put forward their ‘orders’ for canned veggies and meals when they are back at school this fall/winter.
Hello! My name is Brooke Estep. I am from Sioux Falls, and I teach Kindergarten in the Sioux Falls Public School system. I'm looking forward to reading this book to grow professionally, personally, as well as help me get towards my MA+24!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Alexis Jurrens. I teach 6-8 science, biology, and anatomy in Avon, SD. I have been teaching for 8 years and also coach cross country and track, plus advise our local HOSA chapter! In my summer free time, I've been enjoying some travels, extra sleep, and time with friends and family. :)
ReplyDeleteMy name is Mallory Larga and I am a high school English teacher. I teach at Sioux Central in Northwest Iowa. I will be in my 8th year of teaching. I'm looking forward to learning how to have more of a balanced life!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Desirae Robinson. I am going to teach kindergarten this next year at James Valley Christian. Before this I've taught 3rd and 5th grade. My husband is a pastor, and we have 4 boys (ages 3-12). I look forward to learning about how I can have a more balanced life!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Hillary Terpstra. I am a high school Family and Consumer Sciences teacher. I teach at Alcester-Hudson School District in Alcester, South Dakota. I am beginning year 11 1/2 at the start of this year and am looking forward to this book study!
ReplyDeleteHello! I am the preschool teacher at Galva-Holstein Community School. I have been teaching in Holstein for 10 years, prior to that I taught in Pennsylvania. I am excited to dive into this book, as I am always looking pointers on how to manage my time better and have a life outside of school!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Christina Moyer, and I teach 10-12th grade ELA in Chester, SD. I'm entering my 25th year in education, and I am lamenting the fact that the oldest of my three children is entering his senior year.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Allyson. I teach kindergarten at Corsica Stickney School. This will be my 13th year teaching. I am looking forward to this book study to help me manage my time between life and school better.
ReplyDeleteHello all! I am a 7th grade ELA teacher in the Sioux Falls school district and have worked in the district for 11 years. I have been teaching for 21 years. I definitely need to get better at the work/life balance :)
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Heather Kloeckl and I’ve been a teacher for over 20 years. Currently I’m teaching third grade in a rural school district in southern Minnesota. I have three kids of my own.
My name is Ashley Marissa Forbes. I am in my 17th year as a substitute teacher in Northwest Iowa. I stay busy in elementary schools working in all classrooms TK-5th grade and specialty classes. This book and class was recommended to me by a teacher and friend who enjoyed the content and thought I would too.
ReplyDeleteHello my name is Julie King I am a Physical Education teacher at Huron Middle School. I have taught at HMS for 35 years. I enjoy many things and hope that this book encourages me to do fewer things better:)
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