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Lorita W.

Lorita W.

Grades:
9—12
Subjects:
Science
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I have been teaching for  over a decade.  I have taught both middle and high school; math , science and technology.   I  am a life-long learner, so I am keen to adapting to new situations.  In teaching about environments, I try to stress that if one does not adapt one will die.  The most important skill today to have is the ability to learn, unlearn and relearn because we do not know what to expect in the future.   Technology provides one the opportunity to learn at their own pace or remediate and, or advance beyond what is currently the standards.  I advocate in the area of STEM, especially for under-represented groups, people of color and women.    

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