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Amber Robisch
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Middle School Math
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Ms. Robisch teaches middle school Math and serves as an Advisor. She brings over 10 years of teaching experience to SAA.
She has worked with students and adults with a wide variety of learning differences, and has experience with both mainstream and differentiated learning programs. Ms. Robisch brings her experience in differentiation to her math classes, and works to meet students where they are, while moving them forward. She enjoys being a part of the broader SAA community, and being able to work on a team with other faculty to help all students reach their full potential. She finds that the focus on social emotional learning helps her provide not just math, but life skills that gifted students need to be successful in life outside the classroom.
She frequently played school with her siblings, imagined herself as a teacher and decided to pursue a career in education. She obtained her bachelors degree in secondary education mathematics from DePaul University, and her masters with specialized endorsements in English as a Second Language (ESL) and learning behavior specialization from National Louis University.
Outside of the classroom, you can find Ms. Robisch at concerts, playing board games, planning backyard bonfires, and camping.
She has worked with students and adults with a wide variety of learning differences, and has experience with both mainstream and differentiated learning programs. Ms. Robisch brings her experience in differentiation to her math classes, and works to meet students where they are, while moving them forward. She enjoys being a part of the broader SAA community, and being able to work on a team with other faculty to help all students reach their full potential. She finds that the focus on social emotional learning helps her provide not just math, but life skills that gifted students need to be successful in life outside the classroom.
She frequently played school with her siblings, imagined herself as a teacher and decided to pursue a career in education. She obtained her bachelors degree in secondary education mathematics from DePaul University, and her masters with specialized endorsements in English as a Second Language (ESL) and learning behavior specialization from National Louis University.
Outside of the classroom, you can find Ms. Robisch at concerts, playing board games, planning backyard bonfires, and camping.
