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: : : : Photo: About The Teacher Label: About The Teacher Born: Silver Spring, Maryland on March 20th not that many years ago! Elementary School: Rockledge Elementary School, Bowie, Maryland, Junior High School: Samuel Ogle Jr. High, Bowie, Maryland High School: Bowie High, Bowie, Maryland Bachelor's Degree: Salem-Teikyo University, Salem, West Virginia (Elementary Education) Master's Degree: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland (Educational Technology) First Teaching Job: 7th/8th Grade English and Reading, Hyattsville Middle School, Maryland Second Teaching Job: Kindergarten and Gifted and Talented courses, Tse'ii'ahi Community School (Standing Rock School), Navajo Reservation, Crownpoint, New Mexico Current Teaching Job: GT Resource Teacher, Cradlerock School, Columbia, Maryland *If you are curious about the picture, that is me holding a fish I caught on the Oregon II. During the spring and summer of 2002, I took two seperate journeys aboard the Oregon II as a Teacher At Sea for the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administrations (NOAA). My job was to work side by side with the scientists and crew of the vessel to learn about the work they do. My first trip focused on coral reef fish. We went all through the Gulf of Mexico dropping and pulling back up 500 pound camera arrays. These cameras recorded the fish on the reefs. Each year they drop the cameras in the same location to track fish populations and reef damage in the deep parts of the Gulf of Mexico. The second trip focused more on shallow water fish. We would trawl many times a day to count fish. Again we followed a pattern from previous years and would catch many, many fish. Our job was to then identify and count the fish. We also had to determine if they were boy fish or girl fish. They actually look quite simliar in most species, so that was challenging. If you would like to see more information about my time at sea, go visit http://www.howard.k12.md.us/dges/teacheratseahome.html and take a peek! Mission Label: Mission Have fun, learn, grow, and challenge ourselves to do our best! Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

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