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28, 2016
Taylor
Rice
is
an
outstanding
educator
and
will
be
a
tremendous
asset
to
any
elementary
school.
I
had
the
pleasure
of
teaching
Miss
Rice
in
two
courses;
Effective
Classroom
Management
and
Intermediate
Reading
and
Language
with
Practicum.
I
also
supervised
Miss
Rices
Student
Teaching
Internship.
During
this
time,
I
found
Miss
Rice
to
be
intelligent,
compassionate,
friendly
and
hardworking.
Miss
Rice
was
very
insightful,
reflective
and
eager
to
gain
all
that
she
could
as
we
studied
Harry
Wongs
The
First
Days
of
School.
Her
questions,
responses
and
management
plans
demonstrated
a
strong
grasp
of
effective
management
skills.
Miss
Rice
is
a
team
player
and
earns
the
respect
of
her
colleagues,
professors,
and
students
by
her
own
respectful
demeanor.
Those
excellent
management
skills
were
put
to
the
test
in
both
her
Reading
Practicum
and
her
Internship
where
she
worked
with
fourth
grade
students.
Miss
Rice
had
her
students
attention
from
the
start
because
of
her
unique
balance
of
being
fair,
firm,
friendly
and
interesting.
The
students
face
would
light
up
when
he
saw
Miss
Rice
and
he
kept
that
excitement
on
her
face
as
she
worked
through
lessons.
Best
of
all,
Miss
Rice
was
a
natural
at
making
accommodations
to
meet
the
best
needs
of
her
student.
Several
times,
I
watched
her
make
helpful
adjustments
on
the
spot
when
needed.
Miss
Rice
also
has
a
superb
understanding
of
state
standards.
She
put
together
meaningful
lesson
plans
that
not
only
targeted
essential
standards,
but
inspired
active
learning.
In
fact,
we
spent
an
extensive
amount
of
time
mastering
essential
writing
skills.
Miss
Rice
has
crafted
and
taught
multiple
lessons
as
he
successfully
taught
Six-Trait
Writing
skills
to
fourth
graders.
Your
entire
staff
can
benefit
from
the
writing
skills
she
possesses.
As
you
can
see,
Taylor
Rice
has
all
of
the
qualities
of
a
master
teacher.
She
will
be
a
significant
asset
to
any
grade
level
and
teaching
staff.
Sincerely,
Angela N. Abbott