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Alejandra Jiménez Marván

Alejandra Jiménez Marván

Alejandra Jiménez Marván was born in Cuernavaca, México. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology from Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Morelos and her Master’s Degree in Education while teaching Spanish at Carthage College in Kenosha. Her master’s thesis dealt with the creation and implementation of an Environmental Education curriculum for the “Sustainable and Unsustainable Development of Rural Guatemala” program. Alejandra is an Environmental Educator at the Menomonee Valley branch where she is able to combine the things she loves most in life: nature, teaching, languages, and getting involved with the community.

Tuesday, 18 December 2012 00:09

It’s All About Magnetism

No matter how we dropped it on the cup of water, the needle kept pointing north. “Isn’t it awesome? Would you have imagined that we would be able to create a handmade compass by magnetizing a simple sewing needle?” I needed no other evaluation but the students’ amazed faces to realize that our class was pointing in the right direction, too.

Had I not learned about electricity and magnetism in a fun and interactive way as a child, I would not have been so successful with that class.

Tuesday, 14 June 2011 00:49

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