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About The Teacher

NAME: Mrs. Cheryl Ernst (Miss Cheryl)
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SCHOOL: Timber Ridge Elementary School

CLASS: Special Needs Preschool

SCHOOL PHONE: 770-642-5621


Teacher Bio

Mrs. Cheryl Ernst (Miss Cheryl) 
  
  I have been at Timber Ridge since 1996. After many years as a local 
business owner I decided to change my career once my daughter entered 
elementary school. I started my career at Timber Ridge as a paraprofessional 
for special needs children for two years. I am entering my 13th year at the 
school and my 11th year as a special needs preschool teacher. During this 
time I have taught children with a variety of needs ranging from mild to 
profound. I found teaching to be one of the most rewarding and challenging 
professions that I have pursued.

Other background about myself:
I am married to a wonderful man that occasionally visits our class. I have a 
daughter that is a senior in high school. (I know that is hard to believe by 
looking at me. HA!HA! or LOL for those who text.)I have a 13 year old black 
standard poodle that thinks she is still a young dog. I am privileged to 
teach a wonderful class with extremely supportive parents.
Oh yes, my lastest accomplishment is that I completed my Master of Education 
degree in July, 2007! :):) I am trying to learn how to play tennis. (Look 
out Maria!)        

My Philosophy
 I incorporate the best teaching practices into my curriculum that 
result in the most positive outcome for each student. I believe that all 
children (and adults) learn by doing and being involved. This is why play 
and social skills are so important for young children, especially for 
children with special needs. Because children learn in different ways and at 
different rates individualized and differentiated instruction is not only 
necessary but essential. I constantly try new teaching strategies to 
discover the best ones for each student.

Mission For The Class

To be as successful as possible within school, home, and community 
environments.

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