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Name: Donivan Andregg |
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Role: Grade 7 Homeroom |
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Contact:
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Credentials: M.A. in Teaching. B.S. in Elementary
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The goals of my classroom focus on three areas:
Spiritual Growth, Academic Pursuit, and Character
Development. |
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encouraged to develop a relationship with God, not just
intellectual knowledge about God. Our classroom
discussions highlight God’s love and grace for
humanity. I promote a Creator and Savior who accepts and
forgives us - no matter what. My desire for each student
is that they become personally involved with making
Jesus the guiding part of their lives. |
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| “Academic
Pursuit” is a general term, but it means students
becoming involved with the teaching/learning
process. They can not be passive, expecting knowledge to
just ooze into them. Each student must become engaged
and actively work to become educated, to add to his or
her body of knowledge. |
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| "Character
Development" is an essential part of becoming
educated. Students are expected to be responsible for
their school work and their behavior. Personal
accountability in everything a student does is
required. How we conduct ourselves at school represents
how we operate our lives. Students are taught how to
treat one another in a positive and respectful manner. |
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Personal Information |
- Married to
Wendi, wife of 26 years, best friend of 28 years
- Father of two
daughters, Jessica and Karlin, both attending
college
- Enjoy riding
my motorcycle and exploring
- Love to
travel, see the world, and experience different
cultures
- Collect
music, sand, animal skulls, and (way-too-much) other
stuff
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Professional Information |
- Have been an
educator for 23 years in Spokane, Idaho, Illinois
and Montana.
- Have taught
grades 4 through 10 and have served as
administrator/teacher in two schools.
- Endorsements
in Science, English, and Bible.
- Graduated
with a BS degree in Elementary Education from Walla
Walla College in 1984.
- Graduated
with a Masters of Arts in Teaching (Curriculum and
Instruction) from Walla Walla College in 2007.
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