About Me

Raised in Memphis, TN, I attended an all girl school for fourteen years. It was there that I first saw and experienced the positive effects of single gender education. After graduating from Wofford College with a Bachelor of Arts in English, I decided to pursue my Masters in Teaching from Clemson University.

When not at school, I enjoy traveling, learning how to cook, and spending time with friends. My goal is for students to actually understand the mechanics of writing while having a little fun along the way.

I know single gender education works because I have experienced firsthand the positive results of being in a single gender classroom. With so many distractions in school, single-gender classrooms just make sense.

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Links

• Mrs. Inabinet's Google Page

Education

Wofford College- B.A. English
Clemson University-M.A.T middle grades language arts and social studies.

Experience

Teaching at Langston since August 2008.
Student taught at Langston during the 2007-2008 school year

Professional Organizations

SCMSA (South Carolina Middle School Association)
NEA (National Education Association)

Conference Presentations

• March 2009 - SCMSA conference in Myrtle Beach, SC

Conferences Attended

• June 2008 – Regional Single Gender Conference, Langston Middle
• September 2008 – “Teaching the Male Brain” presented by Abigail James, Langston Middle
• March 2009 - Single Gender Teacher to Teacher Conference - Columbia, SC
• March 2010 - Single Gender Teacher to Teacher Conference - Monck's Corner, SC