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Hi! I'm Mrs. Amy Seel. Welcome to the 2010-2011 school year. I am excited to begin my tenth year of teaching. The first three years of my teaching experience was spent at Civic Memorial High School in Bethalto, Illinois. At Civic Memorial, I taught general science, biology, and environmental science. I was also a volleyball coach. This will be my seventh year at Belleville East, where I teach honors biology and biology. My journey at Belleville East did not begin as a teacher, I am a graduate of Belleville East (Class of 1995).
After graduating from Belleville East, I attended Belleville Area College on a volleyball scholarship. Once I completed my two years at Belleville Area College, I attended Saint Louis University on a volleyball scholarship. At SLU, I earned a bachelor's degree in biology. My teacher certification was completed at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville. I recently completed my master's degree in teacher leadership at McKendree University.
As you can tell from my name, Mrs. Seel, I am married. My husband and I have two little boys. Camden is seven years old and Braden is five years old. When I am not teaching, I'm spending as much time as possible with my amazing family! That family also includes an eight year old yellow lab named Graham, a fish named Happy, and two African dwarf frogs (Bomber and Lightning).
I love being a biology teacher! My hope is that you have as much fun as I do in our classroom! Have a fun and successful school year!! |
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This is our standard first-year science course. This course involves the study of plants and animals for a working knowledge of the structures and functions of organisms and the biological and chemical principles known to be active in maintaining life. Topics include basic chemistry, cells, genetics, evolutionary biology, and an overview of the different kingdoms of life. Average to above average students.
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This is the first in a series of honors-level courses. Topics include the nature of science, general chemistry, cell
structure and function, energy use in cells, DNA and genetics, evolutionary biology, taxonomy, and a brief survey of some of the kingdoms of life. This course is fast-paced and geared for self-motivated students.
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Belleville East High School
Amy Seel
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