Eric is currently employed as a seventh grade US History teacher at Daniel Morgan Middle School in Winchester, Virginia. He quickly discovered that by combining technology, hands on activities, and the use of his own self-designed interactive notebook, his classroom was transformed into a fun and productive learning environment. His successes were fueled by ideas and suggestions from his students, his teaching assistants, and much trial and error. He based his educational philosophy on his past experiences gained as a U.S. Army officer, a career in the business sector, and from his personal observations and real world experiences. It is his goal to create a DynamicClassroom Project of like minded educators who seek to help other teachers enjoy similar success in the classroom.
B.A. History, Widener University
M.A. History, American Military University
M.A. Elementary Education, Wilmington College
2009 Virginia Society for Technology in Education (VSTE) Annual Conference
2008 Virginia Tech - DOE Educational Technology Leadership Conference
Recipient of the 2005 AOL Governor's (Virginia) Award for the use of Innovation and Technology in the Classroom
Elected to the VSTE Board of Directors 2009-2011
2005: The idea of creating Dynamic Classroom began!
Friends of Dynamicclassroom
The following individuals have greatly assisted in my learning how to become a dynamic teacher. They have encouraged, advised, supported, and motivated me to be a better teacher. Thank you!
Maricarol Miller
Penny Oravec, Kathy Morton, Jill Morning, Tammy Thompson, Jamie Lupton, Vania Sciolini, Catherine Whitacre, Jose Chan, Mike Madden, and Dennis Kellison.
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Books are the carriers of civilization. Without books, history is silent, literature dumb, science crippled, thought and speculation at a standstill. -Henry David Thoreau
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2005: The idea of creating Dynamic Classroom began!