What my colleagues and mentors say about me…

 

“He has consistently demonstrated the kind of intellectual energy that invigorates our profession. Andreas is reflective, scholarly, and caring. He has consistently demonstrated the worthy intention of helping all students achieve.”

- Dr. Janice Hutchison
Coordinator, Masters of Arts in Teaching Program
Kent State University

“Andreas utilizes strong technological competencies to enhance his implemented teaching strategies in the classroom.”

- David Broman
Assistant Principal

“Mr. Johansson is impressive in his attempt at seeking feedback from which to learn and improve his skills.”

- Casey Wright
Principal

“You [are] consistently well organized with class materials and resources.”

- Kevin Tanner
Assistant Principal

“He maintains a brisk pace via an aggressive spontaneous questioning approach predicated upon student verbal contributions and his lesson objectives.”

- David Broman
Assistant Principal

“The real deal.”

- Dr. Mark Tebeau
Associate Professor, Department of History
Cleveland State University

“He has an excellent rapport with his students, provided for their various learning styles, differentiated instruction and actively involved them in the lesson.”

- Irene Beville
Curriculum Director

“Andreas’ lessons inspired students, other teachers and me to try new techniques.”

- Steve Testa
Teacher Colleague

“[He] has a wealth of information which he imparts with great pride to his students. They feel a sincere rapport with him. Andreas was masterful leading lecture/discussion.”

- David Dickson
Field Supervisor

“You continue to demonstrate significant organizational skills by using ProgressBook, developing lesson materials, using technology, and maintaining a personal web site that contains lesson materials, calendars, and other resources for members of the learning community.”

- Kevin Tanner
Assistant Principal

“…you have the right combination of high tech and practicality rolled into one learning experience.”

- Kathlyn Brown
Director, Professional Development and Outreach
Kent State University