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This letter is in strong recommendation for Krista Popkin. She has grown tremendously as a young woman and as a teacher, says her supervisor. A student like Krista that works so hard and does so well will be successful anywhere she goes, she says.
This letter is in strong recommendation for Krista Popkin. She has grown tremendously as a young woman and as a teacher, says her supervisor. A student like Krista that works so hard and does so well will be successful anywhere she goes, she says.
This letter is in strong recommendation for Krista Popkin. She has grown tremendously as a young woman and as a teacher, says her supervisor. A student like Krista that works so hard and does so well will be successful anywhere she goes, she says.
This letter is in strong recommendation for Krista Popkin. I have known
Krista for about two years now, initially as her advisor, then as an instructor, and finally, as her university supervisor. She has continued to impress me throughout this process. She has grown tremendously as a young woman and as a teacher. She came into the program already with a content knowledge background vastly greater than that of her peers. As she honed her teaching skills, she truly became a student of the field and the profession; I had no doubt that she would make a great teacher, as did her peers. Oftentimes, clear standouts in a program amongst peers face a tremendous amount of pressure to do well in their internships. Krista not only stepped up to the plate and handled her teaching assignment with poise and professionalism from day one, but she also was assigned a placement in which she had to contend with multiple factors in additional to a general internship, such as being placed in a Title I school and teaching dual enrollment. Krista has done fabulously in her internship. When I observe her, I find myself having conversations with her that I would generally reserve for more experienced teachers, and not first-time teachers. She is beyond classroom management, time management, and student relationshipsshe is honing her teaching philosophies at this point, not even midway through her internship. She has a fantastic charisma in front of students, she cares, she is professional but humble, and her pleasant personality makes her also the essential teammate in an English faculty. I truly believe that a student like Krista that works so hard and does so well will be successful anywhere she goes and will be a valuable asset to any school. Please contact me for any further details. Respectfully,
Katie Rybakova Doctoral Candidate Florida State University