McFaul's Curriculum Influences

In ninth grade, I realized I was terrible math because my teacher would write this on the board

At the beginning of freshmen year, we read this book as a class and it made me cry.

The book that changed my life when I was a junior in high school was

In ninth grade (pre-Ethan Hawke/Uma Thurman film), we read and watched this Dickens' classic.

From being read to in fourth grade, to being forced to read at my level in second grade,

I was never identified as intelligent enough to be part of this program in high school.

I was told to rethink my career choice since I was unable to use this kind of punctuation

Coming from a very white, very small-town high school, I gleaned this from college.

YAL (young adult literature) is as amazing as food.