For Immediate Release:   January 13, 2012

 

BPS Teacher to Present at The Florida Future Educators of America Annual State Conference

TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA – Imperial Estates Elementary School teacher, Christina Donohue, was selected to present at The Florida Future Educators of America Annual State conference.  Donohue, who will share “Extreme Science Fun,” was chosen to present to participants because of her enthusiasm, dedication and commitment to education.

Secondary and postsecondary students who are on the verge of making a critical decision to pursue the field of education will dare to enter Donohue’s extreme science class where hands-on messy learning is a must!  Attendees will push their seats aside and dig into fun, messy learning so they can understand how to engage students and get them excited about science.  Participants will experiment with a science lab that promises to get their attention with brightly glowing, ooey-gooey slime, black lights and laughter. 

Donohue is a fourth grade teacher and National Elementary Honor Society Advisor at Imperial Estates Elementary School in Titusville. She is in her seventh year with Brevard County Schools and was the district’s 2010 Teacher of the Year.

The Florida Future Educators of America Annual State conference will be held January 27 – 29, 2012 at the Rosen Plaza Hotel in Orlando.

 

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