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=Hello and welcome to Christopher Cardoza's history class,=



My name is Christopher Cardoza and this is my wiki space to introduce myself to you. My character is generally humble and I'm always reading (currently reading through a historical autobiography of the life of Napoleon Bonaparte). In my opinion, I believe that one person can never have enough knowledge, which led to my transitioning to desire to become an educator.

Some might be wondering, why history in particular? My enjoyment of the topic came about through one classroom in particular. At that time, I found previous history teachers informative but not necessarily enjoyable; this one class would change all that and coming out of it, knowing that I wanted to be a teacher, I felt that I wanted to share this experience with others. This opinion would become cemented in college when I learned about all of the figures of myth such as George Washington, Benedict Arnold, and to truly learn the backstory of these individuals became engrossing. In that sense if I had to pick any aspect of focus that has gone through my educational period it's in figures throughout American History, and to be more particular war figures.

Through this classroom, I hope to share this profound knowledge of the individuals that developed our great country and teach students what they may never have known previously about them.

I leave you with this quote by Jean Piaget, who properly assessed my own opinion on the matter of educating youth:

//Jean Piaget (1896-1980) Swiss cognitive psychologist.//
To contact me, please use the following resources: Email: Fakeemail@education.com Classroom Phone: (407) 555-8971