Coming back to the classroom is always a refreshing challenge. As a new teacher to Martin County West, I had to rebuild the tools I will use in the classroom. After saying goodbye to Heron Lake-Okabena, I also said goodbye to the materials I developed, NOT because they weren’t any good, but because they catered to HLO, not MCW. Each culture deserves material that suits them, and I’m going to make curriculum work for my new assignments, Intermediate Algebra and Geometry. I am not sure why the district wants to focus strictly on the standards, but I think I can get what I want, weaving them into the lessons I’ll give. The students have given feedback already what they feel would work for them, and I’ll try to incorporate these ideas as I lead them. They (my students at MCW) are definitely hungry for ways of learning. Many have not had consistent instruction, not due to any fault of their own (or the district's). Can't really go down that road without divulging private
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