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Farmer Kris holds degrees from Boston University in both English Literature and
Elementary Education. She has worked as an adjunct faculty member at Boston
University, teaching student teachers, and as a freelance writer for the
Character Education Partnership's National Schools of Character Program.
As an associate of the CAEC, she writes curriculum and consults with schools and school districts seeking to integrate character education. She has worked as a teacher at both the elementary and middle school levels as well as a charter school administrator, and currently works as a middle school English teacher. She lives in Maplewood, New Jersey. |
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| Deborah Farmer Kris' presentation and workshop topics include: The Great Depression: Learning Courage and Hope; Stepping Stones: Teaching Service in Middle School; and Establishing a Yearlong Theme for your Class. | |||
