This year I am teaching 4th and 7th grade Language Arts, and 4-8th grade Math and Social Studies. I am dedicated to making my classroom a space where all students feel supported, challenged, through collaborative and engaging activities.

As much as I love teaching, I also love my free time where I can relax by puzzling, reading, hiking, and exploring new places.

Artykuł Ms. Harrington pochodzi z serwisu The International School.

My teaching journey has taken me across the world, with professional experience in Slovakia, the United Arab Emirates, China, Azerbaijan, and Poland. Teaching in such diverse settings has allowed me to work with students from many cultural backgrounds, adapt to different educational systems, and develop a flexible, student-centered approach to learning.

At our school, I teach Language Arts to students in grades 5, 6, and 8, but I have also taught Math, Social Studies, and Science. I believe that education is one of the most powerful tools for shaping the future, and I strive to equip my students with the skills and confidence they need to succeed both in and out of the classroom.

Artykuł Ms. Kepa pochodzi z serwisu The International School.

Ever since I was a child attending school in Boston, Massachusetts, I have been fascinated by animals and water landscapes. Later, I moved to the United Kingdom, where I completed a Master’s degree. Due to my lifelong concern for the environment I chose a course in Natural Resource Management at Cranfield University. I conducted research at Michigan State University and Texas A&M before earning a PhD in Environmental Engineering from Warsaw University of Life Sciences. My work as a scientist focused on researching and modelling the effects of climate change on river ecosystems. I published several scientific papers and gained a deep appreciation for learning and discovery.

After many years in academia, I felt inspired to share my love of science in a different way, by helping young learners explore and understand the world around them. This led me to complete a teaching degree at the School of Education of the Polish-American Freedom Foundation and the University of Warsaw. At our school, I teach Science to students in grades 4-8.

Outside of work, I love exploring new places in my campervan, getting creative with arts and crafts, and cooking up spicy Asian-inspired dishes.

Artykuł Ms. O’Keeffe pochodzi z serwisu The International School.