Issue link: https://digital.copcomm.com/i/1251513
I WILL CHERISH EVERY IN-PERSON MOMENT I HAVE WITH MY STUDENTS AND THE ABILITY TO SEE THEIR LEARNING TAKING PLACE IN FRONT OF MY EYES, INSTEAD OF THROUGH A SCREEN. in facing this—or any—challenge. "Wyoming is a state that values education and wants the teachers to be successful and the students to thrive," she said, "I have taught in Wyoming for 20 years—my entire career. I would never want to teach anywhere else." Shatzer is also optimistic about the positive changes that teaching through the pandemic may instill for many educators. "I think that this has made us a ll more aware of the day-to-day things that we have taken for granted. I will cherish every in-person moment I have with my students and the ability to see their learning taking place in front of my eyes, instead of through a screen." Ms. Shatzer hosting virtual storytime during school closures. Ms. Shatzer posing with students in celebration of the 100th day of school. 2018. Paula Shatzer. 2019. Find resources on legislation, advocacy, self-care tips and more information for educators on the COVID-19 outbreak at weacovidresources.com 9