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    Ms. Doughtry has 28 years of teaching experience, including the last 5 years teaching kindergarten at her current school. She previously taught grades 1-5 at several other schools. Her philosophy is that no matter a child's background, every child can learn with proper instruction. Her favorite part of teaching is enriching young minds, while her least favorite is recess duty. She recommends the teaching field only with caution as burnout is common, though she remains passionate about her role in establishing a foundation for young learners.

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    Ms. Doughtry has 28 years of teaching experience, including the last 5 years teaching kindergarten at her current school. She previously taught grades 1-5 at several other schools. Her philosophy is that no matter a child's background, every child can learn with proper instruction. Her favorite part of teaching is enriching young minds, while her least favorite is recess duty. She recommends the teaching field only with caution as burnout is common, though she remains passionate about her role in establishing a foundation for young learners.

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    Ms. Doughtry has 28 years of teaching experience, including the last 5 years teaching kindergarten at her current school. She previously taught grades 1-5 at several other schools. Her philosophy is that no matter a child's background, every child can learn with proper instruction. Her favorite part of teaching is enriching young minds, while her least favorite is recess duty. She recommends the teaching field only with caution as burnout is common, though she remains passionate about her role in establishing a foundation for young learners.

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    Virginia Teachers for Tomorrow

    Internship Teacher Interview


    Intern Name: Issa Garcia
    Cooperating Teacher Name: Doughtry
    Grade/Subject: Kindergarten
    # Years Teaching Total: 28
    # Years at this School: 5
    Other grades/schools where Great bridge intermediate—Third grade, Carvard intermediate,
    he/she has taught: 3rd and fifth grade, Betty F williams—2nd and 1st, Rosemont
    Forest—Fifth and first, Tallwood—Kindergarten
    Previous jobs before teaching: Camp counselor, Naval base—Nanny working at an ice cream
    shop and surf shop
    Awards, recognitions, Reading teacher of the year twice at Rosemont and Tallwood,
    achievements: Distinguished educator at Rosemont Forest, Distinguished
    educator 4 years in a row at Tallwood
    Other school involvement: SCA advisor
    coaching, sponsorships, duties,
    committee memberships:
    Favorite part about teaching: Enriching young minds
    Least favorite part about Recess
    teaching:
    A summary of his/her philosophy No matter where a child comes from, their background every
    of teaching: child can learn with the proper instruction.
    2-3 additional questions of your What is your favorite grade to teach and why?
    choice with answers: - Kindergarten because I have an assistant and it’s fun to
    watch them grow.
    - Would you recommend the education field to others?
    Why or why not?
    - Teachers are burned out but I love my job, so I don’t
    recommend it to newer teachers
    - Why don’t you teach older kids?
    - I like being the foundation for younger kids in their
    teaching career.

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