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Bio Poem and introduction to ED 6313 7/17/19


Introduction to Ed6313

My fur baby, Reba! She is now a year old. I will post more pics of Reba soon!
Leah
learner
Inquisitive, compassionate, stubborn, dedicated
Lover of family, friends, and education
Who enjoys reading, swimming, and napping
Who believes in a student’s ability to achieve
Who wanted to make a difference, leave a legacy, and encourage the positives in life
Who uses tenacity, patience, and variety to reach her students
Who gave us books, encouragement, and love
Who said, “I may not always like you, but I’ll ALWAYS love you!”
Davis


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