Access is great

Alabama Connecting Classroom, Educators and Students Statewide or Access is a very valuable to both teacher and students all over the state of Alabama. Access broadens the horizons for students giving them opportunities to dabble in otter things other than the core curriculum of the students respective high school helping the student to become a well rounded learner.
As a teacher access would help to find ways to motivate students and help you learn as an educator. also the access program can give the teacher a very valuable way to continue teaching other students threw the web. all together access is an extremely important tool to be able use as a student to widen ones interests and as a teacher to help continue the growth of the human mind.

Alabama Learning Exchange

The Alabama learning exchange otherwise known as (ALEX)is an online database of lesson plans created by teachers for teachers and student. you can search through the lesson plans by subject to find the specific topic you are looking for. it is also a reliable place to start a course page to organize your class.

Alex seems that it would be a very reliable resource when getting prepared and staying organized for future classes that i would be teaching. Also it would be a good way to keep my students aware of what the future lessons would hold that way there are no surprises.

about me

my name is Douglas Joel graham. I go by Joel to most due to a mix up in the oxford shire hospitals confusion after i was born due to the fact my dads name is Douglas also. I only lived in England for about a year and after that i moved to new Mexico then Virginia beach for a while after that i spent a year and a half in Guam a small island west of the Philippines. my family eventually settled in Birmingham where mom is from originally. I spent high school playing every sport i could and having and getting a scholarship to the university of mobile to play soccer. I changed schools two years later so that i could get in the nursing program but that wasn't for me.