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I am an education student from Manitoba, Canada and by next year I will be ready to start applying for teaching positions! I will admit that I do not know a lot about what actually goes on during the…Continue
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I am a new teacher who has recently graduated with my two-year Bachelor of Education (After Degree) with a focus on senior years education at a small university in Manitoba, Canada. I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in the spring of 2011 with a major in History and a double minor in both Geography and Geology.
I have recently accepted a position as a Grade 7-10 classroom teacher beginning in the fall of 2013 and will be teaching science, math, and art.
When I am not at school, my fiance and I are busily planning our upcoming wedding, working around the family farm or keeping up with our favourite football team: the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
My professional portfolio can be viewed at http://kirstenthompson.weebly.com
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Hi Kirsten - you are certainly getting online in a big way! Way to lead by example.