“Despite the frequent assumption that my class is quiet, my deaf students are a lively and boisterous group of inquisitive young learners… We laugh, we dance, we explore our community, we make mistakes, we try again, and we celebrate each small success, fostering positive relationships through communication and play.” “I aim for our space to be inviting, safe, inclusive, accessible, and a visually stimulating environment,” she said.
Examples of users who might use this option include instructors. If you are not an Illinois student or faculty member, you should use this login option. This option is for guest access, and for users who do not have a University of Illinois (UIUC, UIC, UIS) email account. Hendrix teaches students with a wide range of hearing ability, language development, and literacy skills, and Hendrix said students who join her class often arrive with a frustration of being unable to express themselves fully, or understand the world around them. Login with your LearnIllinois Username and Password. Superintendent of Schools Susan Salcido presented the award and commended Hendrix for her ability to form relationships with her students which enables them to “thrive, grow, and express themselves with confidence.” Add to Home ON-CAMPUS MOODLE Add to Home SBU ONLINE MOODLE - Graduate Programs 3261 West State Road, St. Also for ease of access you can add the Moodle you most frequent to your home page. The award was presented to Hendrix during one of SBCEO’s regular meetings, and Hendrix’s parents attended in support of their daughter. Moodle Please select which Moodle instance you are attempting to access. Sign up for Indy Today to receive fresh news from, in your inbox, every morning. Her classroom at Ralph Dunlap Elementary School in the Orcutt Union School District, is one of 17 special education classrooms overseen by SBCEO throughout the county. The 100,000,000 budget is an indication of the wide-ranging role played by the SBCEO and the County Superintendent of Schools. Hendrix is a special education teacher employed by SBCEO, and works with preschool, transitional kindergarten, and kindergarten students from the Santa Maria and Orcutt regions. “I hope that throughout the coming year, I have the opportunity to highlight all of the ways that the Santa Barbara County Education Office team supports students with disabilities and students within special programs in each district,” she said.
Hendrix said she was “honored and humbled” to receive the award, and she is now the second SBCEO instructor to receive this award in 40 years. The Santa Barbara County Education Office (SBCEO) announced the 2023 teacher of the year to be Joanna Hendrix, a special education deaf and hard of hearing instructor from the Orcutt Union School District, who incorporates intuitive learning methods in her classroom of 3- to 6-year-old students. Credit: Santa Barbara County Education Office
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