My Final Presentation

My Final Presentation:

Here is the video of my final presentation.




It was a lot of hard work getting myself to where I am today. I am grateful to be officially done with my fall semester and look forward to working with so many people. As this chapter closes the next one opens up which will be me as the Student Teacher at Cumberland Valley High School.

To Be Continued . . .

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