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NAME: Mrs. Teresa Gallagher Picture

SCHOOL: Saint Ambrose of Woodbury

CLASS: 4th Grade

SCHOOL PHONE: (651) 768-3050

About The Teacher

Welcome to Mrs. Gallagher's 4th grade class! 

I have taught at Saint Ambrose since it opened in the fall of 2000, and am 
happy to be returning again this year! I have been teaching since 1992, when 
I started teaching 4th grade at St. Jude of the Lake in Mahtomedi, MN. I 
taught there for 8 years, after which I started here at Saint Ambrose.

I earned my bachelor's degrees at the University of St. Thomas, where I 
majored in Communications, and then at the University of Minnesota, where I 
completed my teaching certification. In 2006, I earned a Master of 
Education -Catholic School Leadership degree at the University of Saint 
Mary's.

I have been married to my husband Mike since 1992, and we are blessed with 
two wonderful boys, Ryan (12) and Liam (8). We live in Shoreview, MN.  I 
myself come from a large family of 10 kids, growing up in Dellwood, MN, so I 
have lived and worked in this area all my life!

My interests include reading, playing the piano, art, gardening, word and 
number puzzles, and physical acitivities such as rollerblading, golf, and 
waterskiing. 

FAVORITES:

Color: RED
Sport: HOCKEY
Drink: COFFEE
Food: TACOS
Dessert: ICE CREAM and HOMEMADE RICE KRISPIE BARS
Movie: THE ENGLISH PATIENT
Book: I have read WAY too many to have a favorite!
Store: TARGET and BARNES & NOBLE and The LOFT
Subjects to Teach: MATH and ART

Educational Philosophy and Goal

I believe that education should be accessible to all. I hope to provide the 
tools that each learner needs in order to fulfill their potential. I will try 
to gain an awareness of each child's experiences, attitudes, perceptions, 
intelligences, learning styles, and needs so that I can have a greater impact 
on their educational experience.  It is important to provide a wide variety 
of learning experiences and activities that will address the varying needs of 
the students.

The growth of a student cannot be measured strictly in terms of their 
acquisition of knowledge and academic performance. The goal is for each child 
to grow academically, socially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. 
Only then do we have an individual who is equipped for LIFE.

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