I taught History of Puerto Rico and Social Studies in high school for about nine years. My first year, I taught 7th and 9th graders in a fine arts specialized school.  I must say that I thrived.  Having a few talents myself, the opportunity of teaching talented students, and to integrate visual arts, music, dance, and theater with my history class, made it a thrilling experience.  after that, administration changed, and worked in two other schools where I also loved it.

 

Two years ago, my husband and I decided to have his kidney transplant in Dallas Methodist Hospital, and that it would be better to move over to Houston, so he could have medical treatment of excellence.  I got completed and Alternative Certification Program, became a Bilingual Teacher, and landed a job in the Houston area.

 

Since then I have being giving my best on learning everything I can to help my students excel academically.  Technology has played a great part on this.

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You are invited to tag along my journey on becoming the best teacher I can be.  Of course, I don't pretend to know it all, but what I do know, and what has worked for me, I want to share with you.

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I hope that my posts on bilingual education, technology integration, classroom management, and more, are helpful for your own journey.  Remember becoming a teacher is an ongoing process. We're all teachers under construction!