Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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Carla Wijdeveld, GaTeways Exchange STudenT, from Holland. Gus Goreman sTudies diligenTly. Foreign Language GaTeway has a new ediTion To our For- eign Language sTaff. Her name is Mrs. Jan Kohler. Mrs. Kohler has been Teaching off and on for The pasT 'IO years. Some of The subjecfs she has TaughT include Spanish, French, English, and ESL. Her favoriTe sub- jecT To Teach is Spanish. Mrs. Kohler heard ThaT GaTeway had a good Foreign Language DeparTmenT wiTh capable Teachers and ThaT There was an opening. So she decided To give iT a shoT. Mrs. Kohler had formerly TaughT aT Columbia Middle School before sTarT- ing her work aT G-aTeway. She said her job was very enjoyable buT she wanTed To Teach aT a high school level. So far Mrs. Jan Kohler has enjoyed Teaching Spanish aT GaTeway. The sTaff is very friendly, helpful and enjoyable, and The sTudenTs are nice, brighT kids. said Mrs. Kohler. She also Thinks ThaT The GaTewayfl?angeview siTuaTion is Toler- able and manageable buT noT The besT There could be. Mrs. Kohler is looking for- ward To The move back The GaTeway even Though she hasn'T been a regular Teacher aT G-aTeway. One of The Things she is looking forward To once we're back aT GaTeway are The big closed For- eign Language labs. However, There will be adjusTmenTs To make, buT l'll man- age, said Mrs. Kohler. FQLQQ M3

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FTW New Homework Policy AT IeasT one day a week, academic Teachers were required To give Their sTu- denTs homework. In The subjecT of maTh, This requiremenT is noThing new. IVIosT maTh Teachers give assignmenTs every nighT and if There is no homework, sTudying for The TesT The nexT day usually makes up for iT. Some sTudenTs wenT for The easy classes such as basic maTh, algebra, and geome- Try. OTher wiTh college and major career goals in mind wenT for The mind boggling courses such as Calculus and TrigonomeTry. WiTh Two fuli years of maTh required To gra- duaTe, all of The GaTeway sTudenTs goT To sTep inTo The deparTmenT, and There were some who even enjoyed iT. IVIaTh Mr, Morgan explains The assignmenT G Ci I' 9 Ti Jrs. Shannon MarTinez, Dawn Jernigan, and KrisTin Wenker work hard To finish Their assignmenT Math