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Carmella Pipitone
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- About Me - What you should know about me...
- Third Grade teacher in Brooklyn NY.
- gender
- male
- What is your favorite food?
- Italian, Thai, Japanese and American
- What is your favorite type of music? Who is your favorite musician?
- I enjoy listening to most genres, depends on my mood=)
- What is your favorite place? why?
- Most places project a certain uniqueness, but one that has always been most appealing and comforting has been my home!
- What is your favorite holiday? why?
- CHRISTMAS! The level of energy and 'holiday cheer' is contagious! I love to pump my Christmas music, sip on the hot cocoa and hang with the family! My church during this time of year looks magical! Can't say enough about this 'most wonderful time of the year'!!
- What do you teach?:
- Third Grade CTT (Coppertative Team Teaching)
- Where do you teach?
- Brooklyn
- What would you advise others about teaching?
- It is a profession worth pursuing if the passion is there!
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Nice to meeting you......
Thanks for the contact. I think the idea of inclusive is worked its way around the education community for a few years. Because I work with 164 high schoolers every day its much more challenging to be inclusive. Generally I try to reach them through visuals alike power points, I of course have discussions and explanations (audio) and I try to make sure they are actively involved through home work, tiny quick group discussions. I also use technology inclusing Ning, WiZiQ, and authorstream. I've only recently begun to use Ning, but I've been using the other two technologies for a couple of years as tools to aid in getting infomration to my kids.