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The Albuquerque Teacher Residency Partnership came to my attention in an email from the University. Graduating with a Liberal Arts Bachelor’s degree December 2017 with the focus directed to environmental science, psychology, and secondary education. The ATRP is an unparalleled opportunity that matches my commitment and passion for teaching with tremendous incentives to continue my education by achieving a master’s degree. Secondary education is a career I embrace with fervor. The last couple of years at UNM enlightened me with classes in child growth and development, lesson planning and staying up to date in the latest technology to assist not only with my curriculum but also build the bridge of connection with my students. To compliment the

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