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Personal Narrative: My Experience With Kathleen Tims

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My teaching experience with Kathleen Tims is unique as she was my student in 1st grade and again in my 6th and 7th grade advanced mathematics and science classes. Her personal qualities of self-awareness and self-assurance are evident.

From the beginning, Katie demonstrated a strong ability to reason, problem solve and apply solutions in diverse ways. Her engagement in learning appears effortless but that comes from a continual practice of learning skills she has developed. Her abilities to focus, absorb information and apply it continues to mature.

She collaborates well with others in a wide range of tasks and projects, both in school and the community. Katie 's leadership is subtle but obvious. During class discussions of problems or issues

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