The Time Traveler
Prosper ISD Secondary Social Studies Newsletter
"People will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel." -- Maya Angelou
Welcome Back! Lets do this!
Meet Our Team!
Andrea Hutchison- Social Studies Coordinator
Contact information:
Email: alhutchison@prosper-isd.net
Cell: (214) 616-7876
Miranda Hansen- Middle School Instructional Coach
I love to garden and make my own jelly and spices. My family lives in Aubrey, but we also have some land in Oklahoma. We try to get away to the country when we can. My daughter, Noura is 5, starting kindergarten this year, and is in the dual language program at Rucker Elementary. My son, Abram is 3. He loves sports and he is playing soccer for the first time this year.
I received my bachelor's degree in Social Sciences from the University of North Texas and my master's in Educational Technology Leadership from Lamar University. I have spent my 15 years in education teaching high school Social Studies, being an Instructional Technology Coach, and most recently, your MS SS Instructional Coach. I am so excited for this new year together!
Contact Information
Email: mmhansen@prosper-isd.net
Cell: 972-310-8277
Google Chat is the best way to reach me:)
Mandy Neece- High School Instructional Coach
A little bit about me! I am a HUGE reader and always seeking recommendations. I love HGTV and anything home decor! My husband has also joined the Prosper ISD and will be teaching English at Reynolds Middle School. We have two children, Olivia (5) and Owen (3).
I am starting my 15th year in education. Majority of time spent in World Geography at all levels from Sheltered to AP Human Geography. I love Social Studies and helping students make connections to the real world. I cannot wait to meet you all!
Contact Information
Email: amneece@prosper-isd.net
G Chat is the best way to reach me:)
Instruction Team: What do we do?
Welcome to Prosper!
Check out the Social Studies Website!
Creating Classroom Culture
Creating a positive classroom culture is all about cultivating strong relations between teachers and students. Relationships enhance motivation and promote learning.
Click here to get a comprehensive list of activities that you can start using Day 1.
They are grouped by risk level (low, mid, and high).
Twitter Challenge of the Month
Dates: August 15th-19th
Share: your tip @MandyatSchool and @MandyNeece for a chance to win a prize!