I became a teacher because I always enjoyed working with young people. I get a thrill out of seeing my students challenge themselves, take risks, and discover new things about them and the world we live in. I like to provide my students with opportunities to challenge their conventions and "think outside of the box". Most importantly I like to instill a sense of humor into my daily teaching practice. My classroom is a place where students can feel comfortable and safe sharing their opinions, asking questions and overstepping their own boundaries. Most Importantly I enjoy creating a classroom where we can laugh, learn and enjoy eachother's company.
I live with my wife Denise and my two sons Matthew and Zachary. I grew up in Great Neck, New York, but have spent time living in Worcester, MA, London, UK, Ann Arbor, MI, and St. John, USVI.
My Education:
Clark University, Worcester, MA. 1995 B.A. Geography
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI 2002 M.U.P. Urban Planning
Southern New Hampshire University, Manchester, NH M.ed Secondary Education
Author:
Andrew Bergang
Last modified:
2/21/2018 10:55 AM (EDT)
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