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A + F O R N E W J E R S E Y H IG H S C H O O L T E A C H E R HALYNA KUZYSZYN Lydia Singura. (Photo courtesy Lydia Singura) Teaching is one of the most challenging profes sions in the world, (especially in these times) as well as the most rewarding. Ms. Lydia Singura, Carteret, New Jersey, high school home economics teacher was one of 65 New Jersey teachers recognized by the A+ For Kids Teacher Network. Ms. Singura, a Carteret resident, and vice-president of UNWLA Branch 100 of Carteret, won a $300 grant from the A+ For Kids Teacher Network, to aid in distri buting her program statewide. The project is entitled “Discovering a Taste of Cultures,” and is essentially a guide for high school students on how to make cooking fun and worthwhile, while simultaneously learning the cultures and history of the countries they choose reci pes from. Ms. Singura was also awarded a Carteret Teacher of the Year award. Before teaching full time in Carteret high school (12 years this year), she was a substitute teacher there for three years. She taught for two years at a parochial school in Carteret, and has taught science If you would like to suggest an idea for an article, or have written something appropriate for this magazine, or would like to comment on the contents of the English section, please send it to the O u r Life office (address on inside cover — c/o Halyna Kuzyszyn, English Editor). to 5th — 8th graders. In May, she will receive her Mas ter of Arts in Early Childhood and Family Life education. Ms. Singura originally wanted to work in the New York fashion industry, because sewing was one of her main interests. But her love for the many aspects of home economics led her to a teaching career. Ms. Singura who teaches high-schoolers on a daily basis,, tries to teach them not only the roots of their eth nicities through cooking different foods, but also tries to give them the encouragement they need in their daily lives. “Kids need so much today — somebody to listen to them, to give them confidence,” says Ms. Singura, “much more than when I was a kid.” Ms. Singura’s program “Discovering a Taste of Cul tures,” will be published in August in the A+ For Kids Teacher Idea Catalog. At a meeting on October 16-17, 1993, o f the UNWLA National Board, the decision was made to raise the subscription rates for “Our Life,” effective Jan. 1, 1994. — For UNWLA members, annual subscription is $25. — For non-UNWLA members, annual subsrciption is $30. — In countries other than the U.S., annual subscrip tion is $40 U.S. currency. — Single copies are $3.00 each. PLEASE MAKE A N D /O R A D JU S T PA YMENTS ACCORDINGLY. THANK YOU. ’’НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ”, БЕРЕЗЕНЬ 1994 19
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