For math teacher Diane Miler, teaching doesn't look quite like it did when she first started back in the 1990s.
GLENDALE, AZ — ABC15's special series following teachers across the Valley continues, this time with a stop in the West Valley to chat with a veteran teacher who still loves being in the classroom even after a quarter-century on the job!"Technology!" Miller said.
"So when I started teaching, we were using transparencies, writing on the transparencies - and things are different - now all the kids have laptops we are all learning with electronic resources - they have an individualized learning plan, which I think is incredible," she explains. "My goal is to form relationships with my students and let them know that I am here to help them, that we are all here to help them be successful."
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