Faculty Profiles - Kingswood Oxford

Faculty Profiles

What a Difference a Teacher Makes

 

 

Learn a little bit more about what makes a KO teacher tick. Teachers here are people that students can have meaningful conversations on a host of topics – from animation software to the latest binge-worthy show on Netflix. 

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“Every day I have between 200 and 400 interactions with great kids and supportive families,” he said. "That sure beats a cubicle.”

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“The class begins as a big adventure into the vast unknown, and in the last third of the year, the kids get excited by their own understanding."

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To me, setbacks are challenges to overcome, and the key is cultivating grit and a growth mindset.”

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"I love that a-ha moment."

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"I eat it up when students make connections.”

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"I want the students to walk away confidently in their abilities and the knowledge that math can be fun."

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"“They are pulling out the big ideas on their own, and they leave asking a question, or better yet, asking themselves, ‘Why is it the way it is?’"

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"What I wish for is for each student to leave my class and see the value of contributing to a respectful environment."

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"It's time travel, isn't it? You get to go back to the past or imagine the future and really get into other people's brains.”

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"I love to see the students grow in their ability over the year. It's incredibly satisfying."

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"Being vulnerable is not a weakness. Instead, sharing vulnerable stories and personal stories is actually showing strength."

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"My ultimate goal is to equip my students with the skills and mindset to navigate a multicultural world with empathy and understanding."

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“I want the students to feel like they belong in my class and can share their ideas freely without criticism."

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