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Submitted by Diane O'Fee-Powers (guest) on Mon, 07/09/2007 - 9:35am.

My name is Diane and I do think that I am a scientist, not because I am good in math, or because I was in the AP classes, but because I am inquisitive. I do love to read, so addressing science as storytelling is fascinating to me! I teach middle school science & RELA, which is another reason why I am excited to participate in this class!
I tell my students that there are scientist, because they are! I try to incorporate day to day stuff into science class, to show them that science can be a part of their life. Next year I will be teaching writing to the 7th&8th graders, and I am interested in incorporating science into their writing and their storytelling. This past year my science students did create our first magazine, which I hope we can publish a magazine every year!

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