Guy Sandlin
Junior High School Teacher Guy Sandlin was born in San Diego, California, on October
17,1945. He grew up mostly in Texas, Ohio, New Mexico, and
California. He never went to the same school two years in a
row. He graduated from high school in Santa Rosa,
California. Then he went to Northern Arizona College where
he studied mathematics and genetics and graduated with his
B.S. in 1968.
Guy has been teaching here in Marshall for two months and
plans to teach here for at least three or four years. He
says he really likes his job. He is been interested in
teaching ever since he was freshman in high school. To teach
he needed to have a college degree in mathematics and an
extra year of training in education classes. Since he got is
job, he has had in-services and workshops on various topics
including ORE, Mortenson Math and others. He says his job
keeps him stimulated.
He would like to be able to help students meet their
personal goals, and he doesn't like it when some students do
not allow him to help them reach their goals. He says that
having a good family helps him with his job.
Tatiana Sergie
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Barbara Sandlin
Elementary Teacher Barb Sandlin was born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on
October 18,1945, in Butterworth Hospital on the sixth floor.
She went to school first in Michigan and later in Phoenix,
Arizona. She went to Mae Bartlett Herd Elementary School and
West Phoenix High School. After high school, she went to
Phoenix College and Arizona State University. She has also
attended six different universities for graduate work, in
elementary education, social studies, and psychology.
She has been teaching here for one month and plans to
work here until she retires. She loves her job and loves
teaching young students. She always wanted to be a teacher
when she was young and also wanted to be the "boss." Before
she got her job she needed a college education and a
teaching certificate.
Barb says that her job keeps her stimulated because the
little kids are always amazing in what they say and do. The
best thing she likes about her job is the kids. The worst
thing is the bulletin boards she has to do. She says that
her family keeps her happy and that she learned a lot about
kids from her own experience as a parent
Tatiana Sergie
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This collection of student work is from Frank Keim's classes. He wants to share these works for others to use as an example of culturally-based curriculum and documentation. These documents have been OCR-scanned and are available for educational use only.
