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Spanish Teacher in Wisconsin
Wi-NNELL representative wi-nell.org

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Jan 22

At 12:41am on June 20, 2014, JS said…: Thank you for welcoming me to the network!

At 3:41am on May 4, 2012, andrew aker said…: Ni hao! If you are always willing to learn that means you are a "Hao Laoshi" ( Good Teacher ) I've been using Rosetta Stone and Pimsleur to learn some Japanese! What tools do you feel work best for teaching language?

At 8:37am on May 2, 2012, andrew aker said…: Thanks for the add Jessica. Hope to discuss language with you here! Ni hui shuo zhongwen ma?

At 3:23pm on September 13, 2011, Nanette Thomas said…: Thanks for joining me...I look forward to sharing info and ideas!

At 8:13pm on May 12, 2011, Troy Seyfert said…: No. I live in Waukesha and teach in Pewaukee. Recently applied for a tech position in Waukesha.

At 10:30am on April 27, 2011, Erika Podlovics said…: Thanks for the friend add Jessica!

At 10:16pm on March 24, 2010, Susan Gaboriau said…: Thank you! I am new to this and very excited. I love all the collaborating! I am meeting a lot of awesome educators.

At 10:39am on March 8, 2010, Gene Rampenthal said…: Actually I'm an Illinoisan who lives far enough north in Illinois (Lena) that we made frequent forays into Wisconsin. We often went to Monroe. I love the Kettle Moraine area around East Troy. One of my main concerns with education in America is the stifling effect of high stakes testing. I also believe the single most effective way to improve our schools is to reduce class size rather than invest in expensive programs and palatial schools.

At 11:50pm on February 21, 2010, Gene Rampenthal said…: Hello, Jessica, My wife and I have some fond memories from the area around Milwaukee. We met at New Tribes Bible Institute in Waukesha and became engaged when we worked at a Camp Timberlee near East Troy. Much of my elementary teaching experience was in southeast Asia teaching missionaries children.