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ADRIANA GALARZA

ADRIANA GALARZA

E D U C A T I O N

Barry University

Bachelor of Science, Elementary Education

ESOL Endorsement

Barry University

Masters of Reading

By challenging students to "think outside of the box" and create new things from these experiences, they become more in tune with not only the way they process information but how they can apply it to become well-rounded individuals. I feel that success isn't measured by how many 'A's' students earn but simply by how individual goals are set and achieved. Because of the fact that everyone is unique and possess diverse talents, one shouldn't follow a "cookie-cutter" approach but rather ensure that the best teaching and learning is taking place through the use of various skills, tips, and tools to meet the need of each individual's learning style and multiple intelligence. Moreover, failure is a must in order to obtain success. Learning from our mistakes allows us the insight on how to become more productive and triumphant throughout our educational career and beyond.

By having students take part in hands-on activities that pertain to real-world experiences. Making real-world connections is vital when it comes to ensuring that comprehension is taking place. I strongly feel that optimal learning happens when things are taught in a multitude of ways and then shown how they can relate/be applied to one's everyday routine. "Everything we do in life is on purpose and for a purpose." Education is ever-changing, and we must evolve to ensure our success throughout our lifetime. We are all students of life and, therefore, will continue to learn. As educators, we must guide our students and play the role of facilitator in helping them achieve their dreams and goals.

Mrs Mortakis speaks three languages, English, Spanish, & Greek! She has over 17 years of teaching experience!

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