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Teaching Stats
🍎This is year: 4.5 🍎 Schools: 2 🍎 Districts: 2 🍎 Grades Taught: 8-12th 🍎 Current Position: 9-12th orchestra, 9-12th beginning strings, lessons, chamber music, AP Music Theory, Dorm Head, volleyball coach, basketball coach 🍎 Longest Grade Ever Taught: 9-12th 🍎 Principals: 2 🍎 Countries (Had to change it from "states" to fit!): 2 🍎 Year of Retirement: Not ready for that yet!
10 October 2017
King’s Academy, November 1, 2016 – Last week, 10 King’s Academy students and music teacher Nadine Cunningham brought Jordan to
Global collaboration at it’s finest!
My AP Music Theory students went 3 for 3 and scored 5s on the AP exam!!! (My 4th student audited the class for the year and decided not to take the exam)
Commencement 2016
Today marked the first of a few lasts coming up for me. Today was the last time I will ever see many of the students from the Class of 2016. There are a few students that I know I will keep in touch with, but this is the last time I will see them for a number of months.
This weekend I will be saying goodbye to some of my closest colleagues as they move on from King’s to explore other parts of their lives.
Goodbyes are hard. Even though I will keep in touch with these people it still doesn't make the fact that they won't be in my everyday life any easier. As I hugged a student and said, “Goodbye” today she quickly corrected me with, “No, it’s ‘see you later.’” And she’s right. She IS someone I will see later and we both know that. I didn't find myself saying, “I’ll miss you” or offering a pleading, “Keep in touch!” because it’s unspoken that those who are important to you have a way of staying in your life. Your closest friends don’t need to hear “Keep in touch!” in order to keep in touch with you.
Looking back at my own high school graduation, it’s the people I haven't talked to since 2009 who are the ones I pleaded with to “keep in touch!” The ones to whom I simply said, “I love you, talk to you soon” are the ones I keep in touch with on a regular basis.
Knowing that I’ll see many of these people again within the next year doesn’t make seeing them leave any less painful. The most I can do is wish them good luck and talk to them next week about if their cat traveled home with them safely.
Let’s all embrace a perfect term for delusional hope and earnest yearning.
A great tongue-in-cheek article about a word that I hear many, many times a day.
My family on camels!
March 2016
Riding camels in Wadi Rum!
Jumping off sand dunes and boarding down sand dunes. Neither would be complete without some wipeouts!
Mom, Dad, Carolyn, and Nathan visited in March 2016
Wadi Rum with the family!
Mom, Dad, Nathan, and Carolyn visited in March 2016.
Wadi Rum with the family!
John and Emily visited in September 2015.
Mom, Dad, Carolyn, and Nathan visited in March 2016.
A small fleet of Optis here in Aqaba!
Enjoying the sunshine and 80F weather here in Aqaba!
My first-ever solo piano performance!
A week-long celebration of the piano!
Next week, February 8th to be exact, I will be making my piano solo debut! Starting on February 4th, King’s Academy will be hosting master classes, workshops, and performances on piano through Wednesday, February 10th.
Snow day today! Lots of rain and wind in Madaba but there is legit snow in Amman. No school on Tuesday either!
Emily blogged about it on their travel blog
John and Emily visited me earlier this year in September and won the prize for being the first family members to make the trip! Emily did a great job of documenting their time here so why reinvent the wheel?? Read all about it and see the many pictures they took during their week here!