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Meet the Participants

 

Meet the 12 teachers that embarked upon this journey.  You may access the bios of any teacher by clicking on their name.  If that teacher maintained a digital ethnography in the form of a public blog you may access their blog by clicking the word "blog" located under their name.  If you are looking to contact a particular teacher for possible collaboration or just to have some discourse on culturally responsive teaching the contact information for each teacher is provided on their bio page.  If you are interested in possible collaborations with our Moroccan colleagues whom we met during our journey consider joining our Google+ community.

Pre-Service Teachers (UNH)

Left: Kasey Carta

Elementary

Candidate 

 

Right: Janelle Chong

Secondary Social Studies/Mathematics

Candidate

Blog

 

Left: Ross Kelly

Elementary 

Candidate

 

Right: Taji Hailey

Secondary English Candidate

 

Middle School Teachers

Tim Flanagan

7th Grade Language Arts Teacher,

Stonington Public Schools

Blog

Sarah Stolfi

7th Grade World Geography teacher,

Meriden Public Schools

Blog

Elementary School Teachers

Caterina Zdrowski

Special Education Teacher, Woodbridge School District

Blog

Ruby Hsu

Math and Reading Interventionist, Wallingford Public Schools

Emily Philips

4th grade teacher, Hartford Public Schools

Blog

 

High School Teachers

Dana Gilland

Social Studies Teacher,

Westport School District

Lindsay Rosario

Spanish Teacher,

Connecticut River Academy

 

Erik Flaucher

Social Studies Teacher, Norwich Public Schools

Meet the Faculty Advisors from the University of New Haven

This project would not have been possible without the hard work and support of three incredible faculty members from the University of New Haven: Dr. Halima Belemlih (email), Professor of Modern Languages, College of Arts and Sciences (pictured left); Dr. Khadija Al Arkoubi (email), Associate Professor of Management, College of Business; and Dr. Donna Leake (email), Professor of Education, College of Arts and Sciences (pictured right). 

 

 

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