Michael Van Eaton

Michael Van Eaton grew raised in Alaska and has amassed an outstanding educational history, which includes a BS in material science engineering, a BS in chemistry education, and an MS in educational administration. He is a member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. He has a long history of success in a variety of educational-related areas of specialization. Chemistry, physics, coaching, swimming, and water polo are just a few of the subjects that can be learned.

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The following is expert advice from Michael on how to be a good teacher and educator. He has been interviewed and featured on local channels, where he has shared his best advice on these topics. In order to be a successful teacher, he believes that being prepared and organized are essential qualities. Before the school year begins, take some time to sit down and plan out your teaching schedule for the entire year. Afterwards, split it down into what will be taught each month, and then into what will be taught each week.

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You must have a strategy in place to ensure that you teach your children everything they need to know during the course of a school year. In this field, winging it is extremely difficult and may result in you forgetting to deliver a specific lesson. Always be orderly and well-prepared. He claims that working as a teacher is difficult, but it is also extremely gratifying in the long run. Michael has devoted his life to assisting others and is proud to be a member of the educational profession.