teacher – The Oracle

Objectivity, analytic approach essential in teacher-led political debate, discourse

March 5, 2019

Takeshi Kaneko: Teachers take paternity leave to focus on new babies

February 1, 2019

French Teacher Anne Dumontier: French Literature

huangjoy

March 30, 2018

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Written by Joy Huang Ever since she was young, French teacher Anne Dumontier loved reading and writing. Now, she promotes francophone culture by participating in and leading French book clubs and writing groups. “When yo...

Teachers support proposed local housing plan

March 6, 2018

Teachers share stories about life with their high school, college sweethearts: Jeanette Tucker

February 2, 2018

Teachers prom stories: English teacher Diane Ichikawa

jennygaoo

May 12, 2017

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Written by Jennifer Gao Prom askings don’t always go according to plan, and English teacher Diane Ichikawa’s was no exception. For Ichikawa, having a date was mandatory to attend Prom. “I did not get asked my junior ye...

Black Friday Experiences: Teacher

bridgettegong

November 4, 2016

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Written by Bridgette Gong “Every time I think of Black Friday, I have quite a laugh,” biology teacher Christina Woznicki said. A couple years ago, Woznicki spent her Black Friday hoping to get some good deals from Macy’s a...

Psychology teacher Warren Collier reflects on ‘NaNoWriMo’ experience

November 4, 2016

English electives adapt to inclusionary co-teaching model

chenganyi

September 9, 2016

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Written by Anyi Cheng This is school year, two English elective classes, Escape Literature and Film Literature, will be co-taught in an effort to diversify instructional perspective. “The goals would be to ensure that the...

Departing teachers describe future plans, reflect on Gunn: Kathy Hawes

carolynkuimelis

May 20, 2016

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Written by Carolyn Kuimelis Instructional supervisor and math teacher Kathy Hawes is taking a leave of absence next year to travel the world. Her desire to explore new places and her husband’s recent career change prompted ...

Open the door: junior Chloe Sorensen and discovering trusted adults

February 1, 2016

New Education Act Can Make Progress

Alex Dersh

December 4, 2015

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Written by Alex Dersh Congressional politics get a bad rap these days, and for good reason. Partisanship and gridlock have made this branch of government an unprecedentedly hated institution. Out of all the problems tha...