I am an educator. That is the simplest way to put it. There is hardly anything in my whole life that you can find where I'm not either learning something or teaching someone.
I have longed to be an educator ever since the fourth grade. Learning has always interested me in every subject. I love learning new things. Children are a particular delight because they love new things, too. It is a particular privilege to be involved in pouring your life into someone else's.
The paths of my life have led me to a moderate level of technological proficiency. I learned to type on a manual (non-electric) typewriter. (I guess I should erase that since it is technically off topic.) Computers were not used much when I was in high school. In college, I used a Commodore 128. In my years of teaching, I have been at private/low budget schools, usually with no computer. However, I did become proficient in using the copier to blow up or shrink images to manually cut and paste onto documents, newsletters, etc. I have a lot of experience with data entry in a school management database and in the customer database at the publisher where I currently work. For two years, I managed a school website using Dreamweaver. Other technologies I have used include a digital camera, floppy disks, flash drive, external hard drive, scanner, and printer. Internet research has been a big part of my current job as well as email and searching for locations on the map.
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