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- Born In London Ontario -
- 2 sisters
Went to University at the University of Guelph
- Played football at Guelph
- Love Sports, Movies, and Country Music
(Any future Family information will also go here).
Why I want to be a teacher - to see every single person in this class succeed in their lives and accomplish the goals they have for themselves.
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- Show up to class
- Hand in all assignments
- Respect ones own ideas, and the ideas of others
- Contribute to discussion and acknowledge the contribution of others.
- Challenge yourself every day to be 3% better than you were the day before

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- My classroom, my students and myself will all push to develop and groom a fixed mindset.

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Step 1: General Reminder
Step 2: Individual Reminder
Step 3: Separation from the Group/Class
Step 4: Office referral
- Note: There are levels in these steps and each case will be handled on a case by case basis. Bus fairness amongst our class will be paramount.

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- Arrive to class on time - (before the bell)
- Come prepared, and ready to learn. -(discuss what it means to be prepared)
- Be respectful of classmates space, and do not disrupt the learning of other students.
- Be open to communication between peers and teacher.
- when working in groups, make sure to stay on task and respect contributions
- understand the setting of the class setting - talking group work, uiet study/ work period.

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Ontario is committed to the success and well-being of every student and child. Learners in the province's education system will develop the knowledge, skills and characteristics that will lead them to become personally successful, economically productive and actively engaged citizens.
- Ministry of Education

(I plan on talking to the class about the things that they want to get out of the course and outline those as some of our learning outcomes). But it is important to disucess the thoughts from the ministry and what that means for us as eduactors and students).