Danielle McDuffie

Background

About Danielle McDuffie

As a Special Education Teacher at National Heritage Academies, I collaborate with a team of educators to design and implement individualized learning plans for students with various disabilities, including Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). I use evidence-based practices and strategies to foster academic, social, and emotional growth for my students, while creating an inclusive and supportive classroom environment. I am also an English Second Language Teacher at VIPKid, where I provide online instruction to students from different countries and cultures, using interactive and engaging methods to enhance their language skills and confidence. I have a Basic Life Support certification from the American Red Cross, which reflects my commitment to health and safety. I am currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Teaching Special Education at Eastern Michigan University, with a concentration in ASD, to further my knowledge and skills in this domain. I have a Bachelor of Science in Health Services Administration from University of Central Florida and an Associate of Arts in General Studies from Eastern Florida State College. My education background has equipped me with interpersonal, communication, and coaching skills, which I apply in my teaching roles. My goal is to make a positive difference in the lives of my students and help them achieve their full potential.