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I was borm in Texas, on the military base Fort Bliss.
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On 1984, my family and I moved to Panama City where I attend to kindergarten. My teachers were Mrs. Orr and Mrs. Leftler
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My family and I moved to Puerto Rico, and I attend the Francisco Frias Morales school
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My first grade teacher didn't know what to do with me, because at th age of 5 I already read the grades' book.
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My mom and I compete on a Third Grade competition programmed by Mrs. Camacho, in which she evaluated every subject.
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By the age of 10, my mom put cable tv at home and I watched for a lot of hours, cartoons in english. This reinforced my language which I was beginning to loss.
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I graduated from elementary school with high honors. My math teacher was an incredible, inspireing me to become a teacher.
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My 7th grade English teacher was incredible. I identify with him because he was a militar like my dad. Also, I took advance Math in middle school and high school.
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I graduated from middle school with high honors
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I began Advance classes, one of them was English. Also I took advance Spanish.
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I took a test provided by ASHME, whoose curriculum in math.
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On this year I took the test for Spanisk, English and Math Advance courses, and pass them.
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I graduated from high school, with high punctuation on the college board, advance classes
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I graduated from the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico, Arecibo. I graduated Summa Cum Laude and I was honored to carry the Education Flag in the graduation.
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I began to work at the same school I spent my elementary years.
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I was assign to my first 5th grade english class. It was awsome.
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I happily accepted my 2nd task on languages.
I gave 4th, 5th and 6th grade English, and I also had two american brothers and I translate everything on the science and social studies classes to them.
The girl identified with me because I was the only person she undertanded. -
I am part of the bilingual education program where I teach Math in English for third, fourth and fifth grades.