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Staff welcomes new
teacher to Brookside
BY GAltIT REID
Sentinel Staff
A familiar face to the hall-
ways of Brookside Public
School is now a full-time
teacher for the school. Kathy
Rivett, a long time supply
teacher for the school, will
now take the reigns of the
Grade 7 class.
With a total of four years
supplying in the area and tvvo
years in England, Rivett is
confident in her abilities to
take on a class of her own.
Being from Goderich it was an
easy choice for her when she
was offered the job. It Was
decided there would be one
Grade 7 class instead of split-
ting them up with other
grades. • Rivett may be two
weeks behind, butshe said
with the intelligent and moti-
vated class she has, they will
be caught up in no time.
"The kids in this class are all
very friendly and verygood
learners," said Rivett. "They
are all up for anything. They
are big into sports and all sorts
of different events. They sign
up for everything and with
that
theyreallygood at
are
getting caught up in every-
thing they take , on.
Rivett had a good experi-
ence in England in 2003,
where she went through 35
schools in two years, in some
tough areas. It was a learning
curve forher and it taught her
to be a better teacherr in what
she would say was a lot more
hostile of an atmosphere.
"They were very rough
neighbourhoods and a lot of
classes were not very nice, but
it made me a better teacher for
it," said Rivett. "It was good
experience, good for class-
room management because
the kids were a lot tougher
there." '
Rivett is looking to bring all
of lier experience to Brookside
and she's excited to be 'a part
of the teaching staff. She
wants to motivate her class to
do well, but she knows that
will be easy because of the
willingness of the students to
learn.
"I'm a very enthusiastic
teacher and I love tocombine
art with almost everything that.
I‘ teach," said Rivett. "Luckily
I have a very drtistic class and
they are great readers plus
really great listeners. It's easy
to teach lessons here when
you have a bunch of students
who are willing to learn."
One of the things any
teacher strives to do is prepare
their class for the next year.
and beyond and it's one thing
Rivett feels confident she will
accomplish. by. the end of the
year. Having supplied numer-
ous times for. Grade 8 teacher
Mike Beddow, Rivett has a
good idea of the tools the stu-
dents will need to take into
their Grade 8 year.
"I know his teaching style
and . I think it will make it
much easier to prepare the stu-
dents next year," said Rivett.
Rivett is positive it will be a
good year for her and her stu-
dents.
"I'm very excited. I was
kind of nervous at first
because I normally teach pri-
mary classes, but it's just such
a great class that I feel very
lucky and comfortable at this
school," said Rivett.
Photo by Gorit Reid
A familiar face to the hallways of Brookside Public School Is now
a full-time teacher for the school. Kathy Rivett has been a long
time supply teacher for the school and will now take the reigns
of the Grade 7 class.
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