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Jacob Seymore Sklarew is not only an experienced teacher, but also a person with many interests. Looking at his passport, he was born in New York City on February 7th, 1984. As shown on his certificate, Sklarew graduated from the University of Connecticut with a bachelor degree in science. In addition, he also earned a certificate for being the Master of Arts in curriculum and instruction. Sklarew taught at the Shanghai High School from 2010 to 2014 before coming to the International School of Beijing. As shown by a certificate he received during his years at the Shanghai High School, he was named teacher of the 2013 school year.

Besides teaching, Sklarew also enjoys sports, as well as traveling and learning about different cultures. As shown

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