About Me

 My name is Jennifer Hart and I currently reside in Greensboro, North Carolina. I am currently in Graduate school at Liberty University. I am a Special Education teacher at a high school and I enjoy helping shape the lives of today's youth. I enjoying creating assignments for my students in Canvas because it is easy to navigate. I am not to big on social media and often times ask my daughter to help me navigate certain platforms. I believe that technology is important in education and all educators should have some concept on how to implement this within their lessons. 



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