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Trachtenberg:
C. H Trachtenberg
HOM:
Highland Oaks Middle School
CLASS:
7th grade science
SCHOOL PHONE:
305 932 3810
Mr. Trachtenberg has been teaching at HOM for over eight years and has been
a science teacher for l8 years. He is NBPTS certified in early adolescent
science. (National Board for Professional Teaching Standards).
Mr Trachtenberg grew up in Middletown NY. Graduated from the University of
South Florida in Tampa, with a Bachelors degree in Interdisciplinarly
Science Botany and Microbiology. He was a research assistant for three years
at the University of Florida and received his Master of Science from the
University of Florida in Agronomy/ physiology. He served three years in the
Army and has lived in NY, Missouri, Arizona, California, Hawaii and
Florida. His two grown sons are Alex and Jordan. Alex is a geneticist cell
biologist at the University of Massachusettes in Boston and Jordan is a
Master Architect at Columbia University in New York City. Mr. Trachtenberg
is proud of his hard working children who are successful and who really like
their chosen careers.
Mr Trachtenberg enjoys taking science related courses in the summer, boating
and snorkeling and reading(subscribes to The Economist, Atlantic Monthly,
Scientific American and online The New York Times) and travelling,(been to
Israel, Spain, Italy Greece, many parts of Canada, Mexico, numerous states
including Montant and Maine, and enjoys Baroque music, performanc machines,
engines, fine glass, and early Picasso, ecology and
inquiries into light.. This past summer he took Earth Systems, Florida
Hydrology at University of Miami. The previous summer he was a scorer for EA
science for the NBPTS. The previous summer took ecology at UM and other
summers he has taken marine biology or participated in research at the
University of Florida. A published research scientist(Net Photosynthesis
of Arachis hypogea L at Varying leaf ages and light intensities). Mr. T
enjoys
snorkeling, bicycling, reading historical fiction(Michener) and science as
well as science fiction, gardening and travel in his free
time.
Math and science are survival skills for this century. Understanding basic
science concepts and history help the students assure a more healthful and
successful and lucrative future as well as provide a basic foundation for
their success in business, industry or for making their own discoveries and
inventions. I hope the children acquire interest in science and therefore
can make better decisions for our nation.
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