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Educator Stereotypes Redefined

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Jenn

Burlington, MA
United States
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
After college, I spent a year participating in volunteer work in New York I had the opportunity to work in an elementary school in a low-income school district

Juval

Houston, TX
United States
Gay
Educator
Filipino
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I teach languages to international populations in hopes to further value diversity
Why are you participating?: 

To counter the vitriol that runs rampant in our America

Ellen

Worcester, MA
United States
Actor
Educator
Hopeless Romantic
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I make strangers smile, spread joy and cultivate creativity in others. Building bridges, crossing borders, tearing down walls.
Why are you participating?: 

There is more that unites us than separates us. Now...more than ever.

Beth

Worcester, MA
United States
Educator
Geek
Patriots Fan
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I raise money for Planned Parenthood, march for women's rights, and LGBT rights.
Why are you participating?: 

Because you are great Start on the Street neighbors.

Chandler

Worcester, MA
United States
Educator
Union Worker
Psychology Major
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
I have spent 30 years working with middle school students helping them to understand and discover the gifts they bring to the world. So many students with hidden talents and gifts not yet recognized.
Why are you participating?: 

There is so much goodness, yet it is somehow hidden by the pace of modern society. As Citizens of the world, we must all take time to find our talents and gifts and put them to good use helping all to meet their potential.

Ann

Roseville, MN
Estados Unidos
Grandmother
Educator
Gardener
Tell Us Your Good Deed: 
In retirement I am an amazing volunteer for children's gardening. I teach about organic gardening, healthy eating and returning resources to the earth not landfill. My commitments include finding free, clean soil and compost, plants and seeds, plant supports and natural insect/disease solutions. Next week the children, staff and I will feast on our early corn as well as a salad from our garden. My favorite garden this year is an American Indian Montessori site.
Why are you participating?: 

Firstly, I am participating out of my respect for Troy Thompson and his creation of this amazing project.

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