Rylee Moss

I know how to work individually and as a team. These are skills I developed growing up on a swim team. I know how important it is to understand that all students are not comfortable with speaking in class, that's why I want my classroom to be a place where we don't judge and accept everyone. I know some students learn quicker than others and vice versa. It is my goal to make sure everyone learns everything they are supposed to no matter how many questions need to be asked and how much help a student might need. Being a Psychology major, I know how important mental health is and I will be open to helping my students in any way I can with these personal problems they are facing. I am aware of how hard it is to have teachers that do not understand that life happens and we face challenges that sometimes we don't always expect to. I also know students have lives outside of school and I will do my best to be understanding of that and not overwhelm them with things that I couldn't handle as a student.

The teacher who any student can count on, no matter who they are. I want to be a teacher who is willing to stay after school to make sure my student's understand what we're learning. The teacher who makes class fun. The teacher who incorporates the real world into her lessons. The teacher who will make sure my student's leave as open-minded, creative, and independent students. The teacher who teaches Existentialism. I want my student's to feel free and derive their personal meaning. All students deserve a teacher who is reliable, fun, and easy to work with.