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This video is no longer available. Malesus Elementary School second grade teacher Margaret Lucas says watching her students learn is like watching her own children. "If you were a mother, you would feel that way," said Lucas. "When your child…
This video is no longer available. South Elementary School 3rd grade teacher Margaret Campbell said she stays away from worksheets, and emphasizes creativity in the classroom. "We just try to light up learning in the classroom," said Campbell. And in…
This video is no longer available. South Haven Elementary School fifth grade teacher Andy Pollock listens for his favorite sound. "'Ohh!'" said Pollock. "That's the favorite sound of a teacher. A teacher loves it among all the other sounds that…
This video is no longer available. Nova Elementary School third grade teacher Sheri Richardson says her students have a big year ahead of them. "So many new skills introduced," said Richardson. "We're beginning multiplication, they'll start cursive writing - which…
This video is no longer available. Decaturville Elementary School 1st grade teacher Ashley Kelley hopes to have a positive influence on every child with whom she comes in contact. "They may not always be in my room, but I do…
This video is no longer available. Bells Elementary School 1st grade teacher Hailee Cecil loves to watch her students understand new material. "I love to see the light bulb go off," said Cecil. "I'll tell them, we 'kiss our brains'…
This video is no longer available. Huntingdon Middle School American History teacher and basketball coach David Hale has seen a lot of change in his 34 years of teaching. "New technology, different ways of observation, how you structure your classroom,"…
This video is no longer available. Parsons Elementary School first grade teacher Mallory Jones doesn't just stick to workbooks and desktop assignments. "I also use hands on things. Things out of their seat," said Jones. "We use music, we dance,…
This video is no longer available. Milan High School Collision Repair teacher Andy Tatum says his job is to draw students into their work. "My inspiration comes from my students," said Tatum. "If there's something out there that we want…
This video is no longer available. Caywood Elementary School first grade teacher Melonie Shelby says her students have had a big year. "I love to see them grow - they come into first grade literally as babies, and they mature…
This video is no longer available. Malesus Elementary School Pre-K teacher, Gay Fowler, says she loves watching her little ones learn. "They grow socially and academically," said Fowler. "Some of these children - I teach Pre-K - have never been…
Parris South Elementary School second grade teacher Sarina Cagle has a lot of energy. "I am one of those people. I can't sit still," said Cagle. "Well, I know if I can't sit still, they can't sit still." And so…
This video is no longer available. Madison Academic Magnet High School history teacher Gale Phillips says her students are the whole reason she's a teacher. "Most of our kids are so smart and they're so interested in education - that…
This video is no longer available. Chester County Middle School fifth grade teacher Amy Peterson has an obvious favorite subject: "Math," said Peterson. "I love math though. I'm a math person." But she says that wasn't always the case, and…
This video is no longer available. Greenfield School sixth grade math and science teacher DeShawn Box admits that her subjects are often labeled the 'tough ones'. But she says, they're the once that truly make a difference. "There is no…
Beech Bluff kindergarten teacher Carrie Jordan may be a first year teacher, but she's a familiar face at the school.
ABC 7 Eyewitness News salutes Cindy Taylor of Peabody High School - Tennessee Education Lottery Educator of the Week
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