The technology!!! Since I am very technologically illiterate, I was expecting the online masters in education program to be somewhat difficult to navigate. However, I have found it extremely easy to use and new features are being added weekly. For example, I can comment under each student’s comments, which is similar to Facebook. There is also a chat feature and …
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Haley Hiatt
I was born in San Francisco, CA and lived there for 3 years, then I moved to So Cal and have lived there ever since. I have been playing the violin since I was 5 and the piano since I was 8. The coolest place where I got to play was in the Sydney Opera House in Australia when I was 12. I went to BYU in Provo, UT for college and was a history major/sociology minor. I LOVE history; my favorite subject to study is the Holocaust/Jewish history, San Francisco history (yes, I took a history class called San Francisco history) and the Civil War. I have a daughter, Emma, who is 1 1/2 years old. I absolutely adore her! I am doing history teaching for the MAT@USC.
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My Journey to the MAT@USC, or Why I love History
My name is Haley Hiatt and I am SO excited to part of the master of arts in teaching program! I have always LOVED history since I was in elementary school. I would like to share 2 experiences about why I have a passion for history and want to incorporate it into my future teaching experiences. The first experience occurred …
