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West Point Jr High math teacher focuses on collaborative learning

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West Point Jr High math teacher focuses on collaborative learning
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Mrs. Loertscher, a math teacher at West Point Jr High, focuses on student success through collaborative learning. The educator also enjoys various hobbies including hiking, music, and spending time with family.

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  • Mrs. Loertscher teaches 9th grade and 9th grade Honors math at West Point Jr High.
  • Students work in new table groups daily to solve math problems together.
  • Her personal interests include hiking, music, and spending time with family.

Mrs. Loertscher serves as a math teacher at West Point Jr High, where she instructs 9th grade math and 9th grade Honors math. According to a November 4 report, she focuses on helping students learn through collaborative problem-solving.

In her classroom, students work together on math problems while sitting in different locations each day to accommodate new table groups.

Outside of her teaching role, Mrs. Loertscher enjoys hiking, playing the piano and flute, and singing. She also spends time with her children and grandchildren.

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