Finding Your Voice By Ms. Jenn Teenagers are a delightful group to teach. They are creative “out of the box” thinkers because they still don’t know there are boxes. They understand emotions but not how to articulate them. They also get easily embarrassed or are overly confident. This age group is on a hormonal roller … More Finding Your Voice

by Jenn Curtis With each new semester, I consistently do one thing as I meet new parents and students. I stick out my hand inviting them to shake. It might seem old fashioned to some people, but it helps give me information. A handshake can tell me about a person’s ability to connect, their confidence … More The Art of a Handshake

by Ms. Jenn What is the comparative and superlative form of the adjective warm? Are you just continuing to read, or did you google those words? If you did either of those actions, then right now is your opportunity for a great learning moment. The comparative form of warm is warmer. The vacation spot was … More The Love of Language