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This volunteer experience with Chris at Joy Elementary got me thinking about becoming a teacher for the first time.
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I began a Post-Baccalaureate program for a K-8 Teaching Credential at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
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Lorrie, a primary multiage teacher at Pearl Creek Elementary, was a most gracious mentor teacher.
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I took a long term sub position at Pearl Creek Elementary. I started the year off for Raine's second grade class.
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I taught primary multiage for Lorrie for three months at Pearl Creek.
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I worked as a short term substitute, teaching from Spring Break until the end of the school year.
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I worked as a Teacher Aide for two sixth grade classrooms at Pearl Creek Elementary. There was a glut of teachers on the job market in our community during this time period.
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My first contracted teaching job was as a Title I Reading Teacher teaching the Success For All Reading program at Arctic Light Elementary School. Later in the year, Success for All was removed and Scholastic Literacy Place was brought in as the new curriculum.
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I started the year teaching 4th grade at Arctic Light, but was moved to first grade two weeks after the start of school.
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I left the field of education to pursue other opportunities.
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I began having teaching dreams in January and decided to return to the classroom. I took a position teaching third grade at Muldoon Elementary, a Title I school.
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After moving across town and having a baby, I transferred to a school closer to home. I began teaching fourth grade at Chinook Elementary, another Title I school.
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I jumped on the opportunity to return to multiage teaching when an opening arose in Chinook's Open Optional Program.
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