CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KRCU) - The College of Education at Southeast Missouri State University announces that Carol Reimann was named one of five finalists for The National Teachers Hall of Fame.
Reimann, a literacy specialist in Southeast’s Regional Professional Development Center and former Missouri Teacher of the Year, spent 33 years as a first grade teacher.
Reimann identified students’ needs and tailored her instruction to meet them. Reimann also focused on parental involvement, visiting families at home and having families visit the classroom so they would know what their children were learning.
The National Teachers Hall of Fame noted that with the accomplishments and contributions of literally thousands of exemplary teachers throughout the country, being considered a finalist for this most prestigious professional honor is indicative of the influence Reimann has had on the lives of her students.
Reimann, a literacy specialist in Southeast’s Regional Professional Development Center and former Missouri Teacher of the Year, spent 33 years as a first grade teacher.
Reimann identified students’ needs and tailored her instruction to meet them. Reimann also focused on parental involvement, visiting families at home and having families visit the classroom so they would know what their children were learning.
The National Teachers Hall of Fame noted that with the accomplishments and contributions of literally thousands of exemplary teachers throughout the country, being considered a finalist for this most prestigious professional honor is indicative of the influence Reimann has had on the lives of her students.
