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NAME: Eileen Walters-Karas

SCHOOL: Double Eagle Elementary

CLASS: Third Grade Community of Learners

SCHOOL PHONE: 857-0187

About The Teacher

     Welcome back to a new school year at Double Eagle and to Mrs. Karas' 
group of classy kids.  I am so very excited to begin learning with, 
exploring, and teaching each and every individual in my class.  Let me begin 
by telling you a little bit about myself. 
     As a child I was surrounded by educators.  Through these experiences I 
inherited a passion for teaching, knowledge and children.  I received my 
bachelors and masters degrees in education in Buffalo, NY (and survived the 
blizzards!).  Since then I have lived in and taught in three different 
states; New York, Washington, and New Mexico.  My experiences working in a 
number of different school districts and many schools have contributed to my 
abilities as an educator.  My several years experience working in both 
special and regular education has helped me develop an ability to 
individualize across the curriculum to all students. 
     I am passionate about education and take every opportunity to learn and 
grow personally and professionally.  I am a strong believer that education 
is never over, especially for the educator. Children learn through and are 
motivated by meaningful experiences.  I strive to provide a stimulating 
classroom environment with materials and activities selected to challenge my 
students.  My curriculum is integrated, language-based, and literature-
based using a hands-on approach to learning involving a wide variety of 
manipulatives, particularly for math and science. 
     I am very proud to share that I was nominated by my peers for "The 
Reading Teacher of the Year 2007" and I won! This was though the local 
chapter of the International Reading Association.This was a great honor for 
me!    
  As an educator and as a parent, I have learned the importance of community 
involvement.  Parents must be kept abreast of and involved in the 
teaching process so that they can be active partners in the education of 
their children.  I am fortunate to work in a school where parents are 
willing to take an active role and look forward to working together this 
coming year.

"Good teachers just don't happen, they are the product of the highest 
personal motivation." ~ Dwight D. Eisenhower

A Community of Third Grade Learners!



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