Username: stkd
Gender: Female
Member since: September 30, 2009
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Since Oct 1, 2009
I am a: Teacher
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Elementary / Primary
Subjects:
English / Literature / Writing
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I'm a first grade teacher, although my academic study is primarily in English and American Literature, Rhetoric, and Creative Writing. I have a Bachelor's in Writing & English from Sarah Lawrence College and a Master's in English from Arcadia University.
Interests
Swimming, reading, writing, listening to music, computers.
Schools
- Sarah Lawrence College - Bronxville, NY, US (2002 - 2006)
- Arcadia University - Glenside, PA, US (2006 - 2008)
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