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Rachel Derusha Anderle | EDUCATOR
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    • Credentials >
      • State of California >
        • Preliminary Single Subject Teaching Credential in Spanish & Mathematics
        • Crosscultural, Language and Academic Development (CLAD) Credential
        • California Basic Education Skills Test Results (CBEST)
      • State of Michigan >
        • Provisional Teaching Certificate
        • Michigan Spanish Test Results (MTTC)
        • Michigan Secondary Mathematics Test Results (MTTC)
        • Michigan Basic Skills Test Results
    • Recommendations >
      • Dr. David Putney, Principal
      • Gary Gooch, Assistant Principal
      • Dr. Maria J. Coolican, Lead Faculty in World Languages Teacher Education
      • Barbara Cornish, Field Instructor
      • Beth Silbergeld, Principal
      • Christina Tate, Mentor Teacher
    • University Transcript
    • NCLB / ESEA Certificate of Compliance
    • ACTFL Proficiency in Spanish (OPIc)
    • Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training
    • American Heart Association Certifications
    • American Red Cross Certification
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Nice to meet you.

In May 2013, I graduated from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, MI where I obtained a BA in Spanish as well as a teaching credential in Spanish (K-12) and mathematics. I was raised in a small town in West Michigan called Coopersville. Growing up, I spent a lot of time fishing on the Great Lakes with my dad, something that I still do whenever I make it home. I come from a large family including 30 aunts and uncles and nearly 50 first cousins. I have a younger brother and an older sister as well as five nephews and three nieces. Culture, family and Native American tradition are very important to me. I am a member of the Sault Tribe of Chippewa Indians, a tribal community from Northern Michigan. During college, I was really involved with the Native American Student Association at Michigan as well as the Dance for Mother Earth Powwow, a Native American cultural gathering that draws 4,000 people to Ann Arbor every spring. I hope to get involved with the Native community in the Bay Area and I am also working to learn Ojibwe, my tribe's traditional language, in my free time. 

During college I majored in Spanish and took both French and Ojibwe classes. In the future, I hope to study other languages including tribal languages, Chinese and German. I also enjoy stand-up comedy, Michigan sports, cooking and spending time outdoors. Go Blue!
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