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Being a teacher in America is hard! It seems like they are expected to function like robots that can just plug into a wall when they run out of energy. This podcast is for the community to join us at our table as we sit with local educators, drinking a cup of coffee, a glass of wine, or a cold beer and listening to stories from inside and outside the classroom. We believe every teacher has a story worth telling and we are honored to present them to our community. So pull up your favorite drink and snack of choice and join us in humanizing the educational experience!
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Sunday Oct 18, 2020
Sunday Oct 18, 2020
Rosalie Sauceda grew up in San Joaquin County, graduating high school and the Army JROTC program in Manteca, CA. Upon graduation, she enlisted in the Army Reserves in response to the terrorist attacks on 9/11. She later enrolled in classes at San Jose State University to pursue her bachelor’s degree and a Commission as an Army Officer.
After separating from the military, Rosalie inspired her husband to also leave the military so that they could begin raising their family back in her home community. Since returning, she has earned her teaching credential at the Teacher’s College of San Joaquin, and a Master’s Degree in Educational Entrepreneurship from the University of the Pacific, Benerd School of Education. She currently teaches Freshman English at Lincoln High School in Stockton, CA where she also serves as an advisor to Lincoln High School’s LGBTQ Organization, GSA (Gender and Sexualities Alliance).
Thank you so much for joining us today at Educators, Not Robots where we humanize the educational experience. If you like what you hear, please leave us a review on whatever podcast platform you are using. Positive reviews help us reach a wider audience and share these incredible stories of every day teachers.
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