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Dishman Hills High School: David Reese, Science Teacher — West Valley School District Spokane

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Dishman Hills High School science teacher David Reese speaks on the empathy that drives him to teach with passion. We believe in partnering with our community to prepare our students for college, career, and citizenship. We do this by creating unique, high-rigor programs that respond to the needs of our students, staff, and community. We are the West Valley School District.

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which is my second career and I started this path with the objective of entering the field that would allow me to help you just help people and then we get emotionally attached and you hear all these stories and they're hard. school and expect them to do all these things academically and sometimes we even get upset or frustrated with them when they not performing as we forget that they have these lives that are super super complicated way more complicated sometimes adults resources and how we can do such crazy things like this physiological Galveston learning about the different types of evergreen trees and he came to me after a weekend of tubing up at my house what can anything dude tubing down the hill and I looked over and I saw stand of Hemlock and I saw some some large Shannon there was some Android says that I'm like that's perfect it's her birthday may not be the most significant content to apply to light but still didn't you know they're doing mad at their synthesizing that kind of content there's no boundaries there like it could be anything it could be Anatomy physiology or it could be filled by me taking these tactics princes and applying the life is awesome the phosphate group from creatine phosphate ATP ATP and then you got some more energy to write HP. Currency were looking for so I keep coming back here because that's the kids inspire me inspire me with what they can ocean life given their their challenges they inspire me with no Relentless optimism in spite of Trials I mean John Legend turkeys be going

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