The day when I was leaving India behind to start a new journey in America, she said that I was going for a reason,” says Ms. “My mother has always inspired me to be the giver of love. Kumar to pursue a post-graduate degree in education from George Washington University, and carry that practice through in her teaching. Kumar’s mother, a spiritual master, taught her about the practice of unconditional love, and the positive effect it has on a community. “I choreograph my day in such a way that we have fun through drama, dance, and music all day long.”Īs a child growing up in India, Ms. “My favorite part about being a teacher is to be able to sing and dance all day long with little scholars,” says Ms. Public Schools’ early childhood curriculum to life in the classroom. For many of those years, she has partnered with Wolf Trap Institute’s Teaching Artists to develop arts-integrated strategies that help bring D.C. Public Schools’ Brightwood Education Campus for nineteen years. Kumar, as she is known to her students, has been an early childhood educator at D.C. One of the most ardent supporters of Wolf Trap’s educational outreach in Washington, D.C.
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Teachers have always been an essential part of that process, and have been the impetus for the development of Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning Through the Arts and its professional development programs. This year, the community has leaned on teachers perhaps more than ever to help navigate their children through this extended period of school closures due to the pandemic, and the profession, as a whole, has responded with creativity, innovation, and sensitivity.Īt Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts, an important part of the mission is to use the performing arts to better engage children at the earliest stages of their lives. Hughes the teacher who made a difference in not my life but in many more others lives and just the way life is looked upon.What is the role of a teacher? Whether in support of their school, their students, student caregivers, or their colleagues, teachers have always served many different roles to many different people. Hughes has past way he was sick an got injured and never got better he was a very wise man. He was the only teacher who i liked listening lectures from because he just made them so much interesting changing his voice or the tone whatever it was he needed to do to make the class stay awake an learn he did. He was an amazing teacher who i will never forget. I remember we were selling chocolate for a school fundraiser an he bought a whole box of me just to show he cared.
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He told me so many things that you needed in life and how to become successful and the things you need to do to accomplish it. If it wasn't for his teaching and his lectures he gave me I would not be the person I am now, nor would I have been close to graduating because before him I did not really care for school and learning. If it wasn't for him I would probably not doing so good in school an not caring about graduating. He made me look at school from a whole another perspective. We had to argue and battle why we each side wanted what they want and we would have to back it up and the winning team would get money or some kid of reward. For example I remember we were learning about slavery and how north and south had fought, he divided the class into two one was the south and the other the north. The way he taught was perfect it was easy to intake all the information’s because he would make learning the lesson fun. The most important teacher in my life I would have to say would be my 8th grade history teacher Mr.
I would like to tribute this to one of my favorite teachers throughout my years at Lawrence Middle School, Mr.
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