The day continues... Later that afternoon, after teaching, after the award ceremony, and after parent teacher conferences, I found myself in my principal's office being interviewed by Betsy Hammond of the Oregonian. I was also interviewed by Anne Williams from the Register Guard. Having never been interviewed for anything other than a school publication, it was quite an experience. Both reporters were fun to talk with, and had many great questions.
You can view the articles here:
The Oregonian
The Register Guard
Last Night in Dallas
West Coast Three!
Washington, California, Oregon
About Me
- Donna DuBois
- I began my teaching career in Utah earning a Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education. Topics of study included literacy instruction, and child development. This concentration gave me a strong foundation in understanding best practices for elementary students. In 2006, I earned a Masters Degree in Educational Leadership focusing on learning assessment and system performance. This specialization provided advanced graduate training in both practical & technical aspects of documentation and use of school outcomes. My focus included understanding systems for assessing learning and utilizing results. During my 20 years as a professional educator, I have taught 2nd-5th grade. I also taught K-5 technology classes. Additionally, I held the position of Title One Coordinator and in 2007-08, also I worked as a professional development specialist for our central office. In this position I created and taught many professional development workshops in literacy education and technology integration. In 2010 I was named Oregon Teacher of the Year. This honor allowed me to attend International Space Camp, meet President Obama, and to collaborate with educators around the world.
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