Elizardo Biography

By attending Eagle Pass High School, I have the honor to interview my mentor and teacher Mrs. Tanya Tijerina who specialized in teaching Physics Regular/ Pre-AP to 10th, 11th and 12th graders. During the interview I found background information about Mrs. Tijerina, she studied in UTSA and got her BS in Biology, currently, she is doing her Masters in School Council in Sul Ross State University. Since I meet her, I’ve always has the feeling of acceptance in the way she treat her students creating a sense of learning and respect between all the students.

Emilie Higgins has not broken a single bone in her body. Although she has not broken a bone, she has overcome various other obstacles and is now a very optimistic and strong woman. Higgins has had an interesting childhood, a devastating college experience, and now has a little family of her own. Higgins has overcome various obstacles in her life but she continues to remain optimistic.

Edith Chavez, whose ethnicity is Native American and Mexican, grew up under the guidance of her single mother. She was raised alongside her brothers Johnny and Tommy, and her younger sister Bryanna. She grew up in Roswell, New Mexico and now at the age of 23 years old lives in Spring Hill, Florida. Edith has nothing but high aspirations and determination for a successful future. Edith, otherwise known as 'Edi ' to only those close to her, has such tenacity and a kind heart that carries her wherever life takes her. At first when she was asked what she considers her personality to be, she expressed that she sees herself as more of an introvert, but enjoys lengthy conversation if someone is willing to initially converse with her. Once she was asked various questions on some of her 'likes ' and 'dislikes ', one would find out: her favorite food is anything Mexican, her favorite soda is Sprite and her favorite kind of music is rock. There are many aspects of her life one could learn about Edith if someone takes the time to show interest in it, one has the ability to discover: her family 's heritage, her adolescent accomplishments, and her future goals.

Martha Euphemia Lofton Haynes was born on September 11, 1890, in Washington, D.C. Her father was a black dentist and her mother was active in the Catholic Church which would affect her later in life. Haynes graduated from M St. High School in 1907 and Miner Normal School in 1909. Haynes then went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from Smith College. Soon after she married Harold Appo Haynes. In 1930, she received a master’s degree in education from the University of Chicago. Later that year, she founded the math department at Miner Teachers Collage which focused on training African-American teachers. She then became a teacher there. Haynes was the head of the math department for almost 30 years. In 1943, she earned a Ph.D.

Perez found her true love, Jorge Perez. She is currently happily married to him. “He is the love of my life, he took the responsibility as a father and I wouldn’t be where I am without him.” Mrs. Perez has been an excellent role model to her son's; they are both involved in soccer and have had high academic achievements. “I wanted them to have the absolute best childhood experience they can have, they didn’t have to go through what I did and they are very fortunate.” Starting from a rough childhood environment, Mrs. Perez turned a very harsh situation into nothing more than a tough obstacle to overcome. My admiration for Mrs. Perez is remarkable and I am very fortunate to know this aspiring person in my

Margaret Stender grew up in Alexandria, Virginia and Atlanta, Georgia. She grew up in Alexandria, moved to Atlanta for six years, then moved back to Alexandria where she then lived from seventh grade until she graduated high school. She has one sister who is three years younger than her, her father worked full time as a national archivist for the government, and her mother was a nurse. She attended all all girls private school in Alexandria, St. Stephen's & St. Agnes School, then she went to the University of Richmond where she got a duel degree in history and education, and she got an MBA from the University of Virginia. However, Ms. Stender is best known as the president and founding CEO of the Chicago Sky (Chicago’s WNBA Team) and the co-owner and co-founders of Flow Basketball Academy.

Born in sin, a woman scorn, She fell from grace. She was a murderer, insane of mind. Laughing at the voices that she heard, she was afraid of nothing. The only thing that could stop her was death, but the grim reaper was nowhere in sight. She lived, she loved, she murdered. In police custody, she concocted lies. She told stories of rape. The truth was, she murdered them, all seven of them. She was sentenced to death, and the story changed. She confessed her grisly sin, all because of money, all because of selfishness. Death by lethal injection.

This month I am privileged to share an exclusive look into the life of Sandra Gathers, who I find to be extremely passionate and dedicated to all aspects of her life.

Rhonda’s greatest joy in life was spending time with her family and playing with her grandkids. She valued time spent working in her garden, and quiet moments with her husband. Her personal joy was found sitting in their patio swing and listening to the birds’ chirp, watching her cats play and a picture-perfect sunset in the

The first topic Anna and I discussed was her family life. Anna is a 16 year old junior who attends Hempfield Area Senior High School. She was born on March 17, 1999 in Mt. Pleasant PA. She lived there until her parents got a divorce. After that she moved to where she has currently been living for the last 9 years. Anna did not live in Rolling Hills by herself until her two sisters Lorraine, and Alex moved out. She however still lives there with her three cats Ringo, Honey, and Rascals.

Clara Barton had an intriguing childhood being the youngest of seven. When she was 11 years old, her brother David had a serious accident and she slowly nursed him back to health. Inside, her father, who had been a soldier, told her tales of war lore. Truly a tomboy, she was healing animals and astoundingly had a tiny tame turkey! Her mom homeschooled her. Learning at home was not bad because she could still help around the farm. When she was skating, she injured her knee and this gave her a good point of view for a sick person. At age fifteen she began her successful 13 year teaching career. This shows that

Trinidi Gasu was born October 15, 2004. She died July 15, 2095 at the age of 91. Trinidi died saving children at a shooting at an elementary school. She was the daughter of Thomas and Trudy Gasu. Her siblings' names were TyAnna, TraQuelle, Tali, Tanzie, and Teya. Trinidi was very successful in many things.

One of the most important parts of a book is the introduction. The introduction should grasp the viewer’s interest. To make them want to continue reading. Chapter one did exactly that. Brenda Combs story of being a homeless woman with a bad addition, whose life was going nowhere successful. Until Grand Canyon University helped her get back on to her own two feet. Had allowed her to no longer have to put her academic career on hold and after attending Grand Canyon University, she graduated. Brenda Combs received a degree in, “Masters of Education in Special Education with an Institution Recommendation and was named Distinguished Teacher of the Year by GCU that same year.” Brenda Combs story was extremely inspiring and motiving. Brenda’s story makes me feel as if I can conquer all things. It motivates me to want to push myself more than I ever had before and, succeed.

"But if [Betsy DeVos] were a teacher correcting a student's grammar the teacher would be fired". Well, if we restrict ourselves only to the example of her writing shown above, yes, she would be fired. Betsy's syntax is poor.

I observed at Lake shore learning Academy. It is located on the south side of Chicago. I observe in the toddler classroom the teacher name is Kayla Brown. She has been working as an Early Childhood teacher for about six years. She has her associate degree in early Childhood education. She is currently going to another college to obtain her bachelor degree in Early Childhood education. She has been working there for almost a year she is the assistant director also. Kayla was so enthusiasm and helpful. When she first started she was working with infants but the facility is participating in the continuity of care program. This program is when the teachers stay with the children from birth to three years old. The name of the program is called