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David Kleinschmidt recently completed his student teaching assignment. His university supervisor, Mara Meyer, writes that through her classes and his seeking of advice, she came to know him as a competent educator. Each classroom assignment further demonstrated his abilities, as he created excellent lesson plans and activities tailored to each student's strengths. Meyer fully recommends David for any special education position based on his focus on helping students succeed in the classroom.
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