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Mrs. Silva

23 years teaching accounting in Buffalo

🇺🇸 Buffalo, New York, United States
Orchid Public School
Since 2018
English

For eight years I have been the accounting teacher at Orchid Public School. I teach mixed-ability classes and a few brave older students who wanted extra help. My classroom was always a bit noisy, a bit untidy and usually full of people who came for the biscuits.

More about Mrs. Silva

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

Accounting Mathematics Geography

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

Messages of thanks

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Lucas HatfieldColleaguePhoto verified🇺🇸
You taught me accounting in 2023 at Orchid Public School. I still remember that terrible school play. Truly.
Anan Wirat NgamsukFormer student🇹🇭
you taught me accounting in 2024 at Orchid Public School. I still remember the snow day nobody expected.
Mathieu LerouxParent🇨🇦
I failed accounting twice before you. After you I passed with a B. Thank you. Greetings from Sherbrooke.
Cathal R. WardFormer studentAddress verified🇮🇪
you taught me accounting in 2020 at Orchid Public School. I still remember the volcano experiment that got a bit out of hand.
Sandeep Laxman TuladharColleague🇳🇵
you probably don't remember me, I sat by the window in 2019. I remember you Greetings from Bhaktapur.
Dola Mitu BaruaParent🇮🇳
I was in your mixed-ability classes class in 2023. You believed I could do it before I did Greetings from Mumbai.
Nur Tuğba ŞahinFormer student🇹🇷
You taught me accounting in 2022 at Orchid Public School. I still remember the long bus ride home. Truly.
Zanele L. MazibukoParent🇿🇦
You taught me accounting in 2024 at Orchid Public School. I still remember the day the fire alarm went off during the exam.
Maxim Vladimir TkachenkoFormer student🇷🇺
You taught me accounting in 2018 at Orchid Public School. I still remember the cold winter when we all kept our coats on