Samantha Reveche

Who Is Samantha Reveche?

Samantha was born one Thursday afternoon in Vorhees, New Jersey on November 17 in 1994. Her hometown is Maple Shade, New Jersey which is where she lived for the first eighteen years of her life with her very crazy, and blended family. Samantha is the youngest of her six siblings, four older sisters and two older brothers. At six years old, one of her older sisters had a baby and it just so happened to be the day before her birthday! Being an aunt is one of Samantha's greatest joys of her life, now at 27 years old she has 5 nieces and 5 nephews. There is couple other titles that have brought great joy to her as well, one of them being wife. In November of 2015 she began dating her now husband while they were both stationed in Japan on the USS Bonhomme Richard LHD6, and then in July of 2019 they got married in Cebu, Philippines. Samantha is a veteran served her country in the United States Navy for four years as an Aviation Boatswains mate and Handler. When she had her children she had found out that being a mother has been everything she has ever dreamed of and it filled it life with more joy than she could have ever imagined. Her daughter Mia Juliana was born February 2020 and her son Eliot Robert was born May of 2021.

Keywords to describe who is Samantha: From New Jersey, the youngest of her family, an aunt, 27 years old, a wife, a veteran, and a mother

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What Does Samantha Know?

Samantha knows a lot about the human body which is why she is very passionate about sharing her extensive knowledge with her students so they know how to live a healthy life. She also knows how to play a lot of sports, such as softball, basketball, cheerleading, soccer, field hockey, lacrosse, and volleyball. Since she has such extensive experience playing sports she knows that she is meant to be a coach, as well as teach her students how to play sports to hopefully spark their interest in playing on a team of their own one day. She knows how to perform CPR because she is certified in first aid by the American Red Cross. Samantha knows more than just the human body and sports, she also knows how to read music and play the clarinet and saxophone.

Keywords to describe what Samantha knows: Human body, sports, meant to be a coach, how to perform CPR, read music, and play the clarinet and saxophone.

What does Samantha have to learn?

Samantha is still learning how to effectively teach all children, with and without disabilities. She is learning to be more mindful of the times we are in as a society. She is continuously researching how to get today's youth involved and participating in physical education all the time, as well as how to provide the most inclusive environment for all students. One of the most important things Samantha always says is that you can never stop learning and she takes this very personally because she is always craving new information. By being open to learning about anything we are opening ourselves up to many new adventures and opportunities and that is the most exciting part of life in Samantha's opinion.

The Teacher I Will Become!

School is such a foundational period of time in our lives because it is where we begin to discover who we are, what we want to do, and who our friends are. School is also academic and it just so happens that school comes naturally to some more than others and that is okay, but also means we have to be able to teach our students about their strengths and weakness. In physical education there are a lot of things to physically learn but I also aim to teach my students how to be caring, good sports, respectful, and how to have integrity. To the left here you will see my bitmoji persevering by pushing a large and heavy rock up a mountain which pretty much represents me getting through school. From personal experiences I know how difficult and overwhelming school can be which as I become an educator makes me empathize with my students and gives me the opportunity to relate to them and their experiences. I want to become that teacher who is flexible, caring, understanding, and the one all the students know they can come to in absolute confidence. I believe I will be a progressivist teacher because I am most concerned on the whole child aspect of school. Making sure the student is safe, comfortable, and has all the physical and mental tools they need to be the best student they can be.