About Ms. Kendall
A teacher of 7th grade math at Jim Bridger Middle School, Ms. Kendall studied music theory and composition at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee, before joining the 2023 Teach For America program in North Las Vegas. Her first year teaching math, she previously completed a 120-hour TEFL program, taught introductory music theory courses at Northern Arizona University, and volunteered in a first grade classroom in Florence, Italy.
Understanding Educational Communities
How I have been Learning to Understand Students, Families, and Communities and Learning Differences. Specifically, how I use understandings of individual differences and diverse cultures and communities to ensure inclusive learning environments that enable each learner to meet high standards.
Learning Environments
How I create environments that support individual and collaborative learning, and that encourage positive social interaction, active engagement in learning, and self motivation.
Content Knowledge and Application
How I apply content knowledge to create learning experiences that make math accessible and meaningful for learners to assure mastery of the content.
Instructional Techniques
Planning, implementing, and assessing instruction: how I plan for, implement, and assess instruction that supports every student’s learning and builds students’ to apply knowledge in meaningful ways.
Learner Development
How learners that I have worked with have grown and developed as a result of my teaching and the patterns of learning and development that I have observed.
“Math is the only place where
truth and beauty mean the same thing.”
—Danica McKellar
ABOUT THIS SITE
This website is a portfolio of the assignments, reflections, and resources that I have completed and compiled during my time as an educator and throughout my education at UNLV. It demonstrates my class learning, growth in regards to student-focused teaching, professional growth, and accomplishments as a life-long learner.
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