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Personal Statement: Uconn Early College Experience
I am writing to apply to become a certified instructor for UConn Early College Experience.

I believe my philosophy of teaching, combined with my teaching style, would be an excellent fit for UConn ECE. My educational philosophy is to teach with passion and to implement creative class activities that nurture multiple learning styles, abilities and interests, while making subject matter fun and relevant to students by connecting past events to the present. At the same time, I believe it is important for students to research, analyze, write about, cite and discuss various primary and secondary sources (news articles, historical documents, speeches, broadsides, court cases, art, pictures, cartoons, film, audio) to develop higher order thinking
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