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For the veteran interview I decided to interview Andrea Murphy. She is a fourth grade teacher at Milton School in Rye, and she offered me a lot of insight on what it’s like to be a teacher for many years. There are many factors that come into play when you have been a teacher for numerous years such as technology, curriculum standards, experience, along with many others that I am going to touch base on in this interview. A couple of my questions focused on her achievements and impacts on the students through the years of her being a teacher. She explained to me that one of her biggest achievements is watching a child work hard to understand a subject, though they may struggle, throughout the year. When a child no longer feels confused about

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