Mr. Dye's 11th Grade English

Monday, May 5, 2014

No new homework.

Today we had a guest teacher who taught about the differences between classical and Rogerian argument.

Posted by Mr. Dye at 1:52 PM

Mr. Dye: Mr. Dye feels it is an honor to be part of American Heritage School. He is passionate about literature, history, mentoring, the restored gospel, and youth. Prior to joining American Heritage School, he taught history and English at Karl G. Maeser Preparatory Academy where he served as Socratic Department Chair and Student Council Advisor. Mr. Dye earned a master’s degree from BYU in instructional psychology and technology. He also holds a bachelor’s degree in humanities with an emphasis in philosophy. Mr. Dye has published articles on topics related to technology in teacher training, museum education, and undergraduate mentoring. Mr. Dye served a mission in Colombia and then married his sweetheart Kadee in the Provo Temple. When not teaching, he can be found playing with his three young children, camping with his Boy Scouts, installing sprinklers in his yard, and running with his wife. His interests include nature writing, world religions, art history, photography, and foreign film. Mr. Dye appreciates the opportunity to work daily with students to tune hearts and hone minds for service to their families and communities.

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