Lisa Trewyn

"... 1 st year Joys, disappointments fill new teachers’ days By PRISCILLA AHLGREN of The Journal staff Every night for the first two months after she started teaching last fall, Lisa Trewyn dreamed about her 29 second grade pupils at Garfield School. “The dreams came every single night," Trewyn said. “I'd hear the kids calling my name, interrupting me like they do all day long." dreams have stopped. But her pupils are seldom far from her mind. class ls ..."

"... all over the room, swatling at “At this age, kids tell you everything, and what some of them have to deal with is too much for me to handle." Lisa Trewyn a tiny moth that he eventually squashed with hls foot. Up ln front of the classroom, Trewyn pleaded: “Let's really be listeners today." She confided later that she hated thc ..."

"... been Informed of the seizure. Austra at this age, kids tell you everything, and what some of them have to deal with is too much for me to handle." Lisa Trewyn a tiny moth that hc eventually squashed with his foot. Up in front of the classroom, Trewyn pleaded: “Let's really be listeners today." She confided later that she hated the days when she had to be especially strict “times you have to be so ugly" to maintain ..."

"... for lst year Joys, disappointments fill new teachers’ days By PRISCILLA AHLGREN ol Tho Journal stall Every night for the first two months after sric started teaching last fall. Llsa Trewyn dreamed about her 29 second grade pupils at Garfield School. "The dreams came every single night," Trewyn sald. “I'd hear the kids calling my name, Interrupting me like they do ..."