Jennifer Wolfe
Jennifer is a middle school teacher and mom to two teens who loves blogging, books, politics, sports and travel.
When not teaching or mothering, Jennifer enjoys writing, blogging, volunteering, traveling, skiing and reading. A native Californian, she enjoys the beach as well as the mountains for relaxation.
Jennifer earned a degree in English Literature from the University of California, Berkeley, and a teaching credential from CSU Sacramento. She is currently working on a grant from the Department of Education studying global education and will be traveling to Indonesia in July 2012.
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When not teaching or mothering, Jennifer enjoys writing, blogging, volunteering, traveling, skiing and reading. A native Californian, she enjoys the beach as well as the mountains for relaxation.
Jennifer earned a degree in English Literature from the University of California, Berkeley, and a teaching credential from CSU Sacramento. She is currently working on a grant from the Department of Education studying global education and will be traveling to Indonesia in July 2012.
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Jennifer earned a degree in English Literature from the University of California, Berkeley, and a teaching credential from CSU Sacramento and is currently working on a grant from the Department of Ed.Interests
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