My name is Laura Funk and I
teach Art full-time at South Middle School in Morgantown, West Virginia.
This is my fifth year teaching in WV and I am team leader and work on
curriculum development at South Middle School as well. I enjoy improving
student learning any way possible and integrating technology frequently to
enhance my lessons. I attend conferences every year to be sure I keep
current in my creative processes and to seek connections around the state where
I might draw inspiration from fellow teachers and their ideas. My
favorite media to use personally is painting, but I enjoy dabbling in everything.
I see myself eventually becoming an administrator, Asst. Principal at
least. I like leading and being a beacon for change and improvement.
Laura,
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to have another class with you and I'm looking forward to many more of your wonderful and insightful posts throughout the semester. Hope all is going well as the new school year is off and running. I've a great couple of opening days and I'm really looking forward to working with this new group of students.
Same to you! Thanks!
DeleteWelcome, Laura! I'm anxious to read about some of the conferences you have attended. I hope this course helps you to pursue your leadership goals, and to view digital integration in schools with a leadership lens.
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to meet you Laura. I would love to hear about the technology resources that you use in the art room. That's great that you want to be in Administration one day, I don't think that I could ever do it.
ReplyDeleteHi Laura!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed that you teach Art. I'm not really artistic and can't draw a straight line with a ruler :) You must be very creative so I'm interested to see your ideas and work. Good luck this fall and have a great semester!!
It sounds like you have some great goals and I hope that you reach and surpass them! Art with digital media is an amazing combination and I can't wait to hear about some of your ideas for this class. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteHello Laura! It sounds like you take your teaching very seriously, and work very hard to improve your students learning.
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