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Hiroto Atsushi Maeda

Retired religious studies teacher from Kawasaki High School

🇯🇵 Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan
Kawasaki High School
2014 to 2023
English, Japanese, French

For nine years I was the religious studies teacher at Kawasaki High School. I taught mixed-ability classes and a few brave older students who wanted extra help. I ran the gardening club after school and some of my proudest moments happened there. I watch every football match going.

More about Hiroto

The students I remember best weren't always the top of the class. They were the ones who asked "why?" when nobody else did.

Subjects taught

Religious studies Mathematics

What gifts mean to Hiroto: Honestly the messages mean more, but a gift would help me buy supplies for my new classroom.

Messages of thanks

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Itzel J. ZamoraParentID verified🇺🇸
You taught me religious studies in 2016 at Kawasaki High School. I still remember the surprise birthday cake! Thank you again.
Ayesha Sharmin BhuiyanFormer student🇧🇩
I found you on here by accident. that terrible school play I still think of that. Greetings from Jessore.
Huda Rania HamidParentPhoto verified🇪🇬
You taught me religious studies in 2023 at Kawasaki High School. I still remember the morning the power went out and we had class in the yard
Nova N. SullivanColleague🇺🇸
I failed religious studies twice before you. After you I passed with a B. Thank you. Greetings from Raleigh.
Francis A. MacaraegParent🇵🇭
You taught me religious studies in 2018 at Kawasaki High School. I still remember the surprise birthday cake
Divya W. PillaiFormer student🇮🇳
you taught me religious studies in 2016 at Kawasaki High School. I still remember the end-of-term party. Greetings from Mumbai.
Antônia Lorena CunhaFormer student🇧🇷
You taught me religious studies in 2023 at Kawasaki High School. I still remember the day we all got the giggles in assembly
Rekha E. SachdevaFormer student🇮🇳
You taught me religious studies in 2021 at Kawasaki High School. I still remember the day we all got the giggles in assembly. Truly.