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Sandra Miller Sandra Miller has taught Early Childhood for over 13 years. She has worked for several school districts around the Denver Metro area including Jefferson County, Cherry Creek, and currently teaches in Denver Public Schools. Her classrooms have included a diverse ethnic population. In addition to multiracial groups, she has taught in an integrated classroom setting including Special Needs, Colorado Preschool Project, and typical children. Experience with the Autism Team from the University of Colorado was especially interesting and helpful in her work with young children. As a member of a team, she helped develop, organize, and purchase materials for the Gifted and Talented curriculum units used in the Cherry Creek Early Childhood Program. Sandra was involved in writing and revising the Professional Knowledge for Early Childhood PLACE test. She has recently been writing ECE curriculum for the Alma Project. Sandra was born in Denver and graduated from Denver Public Schools. She attended the University of Northern Colorado where she earned her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education. She has continued to take courses specific to Early Childhood and Multicultural Education and routinely attends the Colorado Association for the Education of Young Children conferences. Sandra is committed to the public school system and the quality education of young children. |
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