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MS Literature and Writing (Danvers)
Mini Tutorial in Writing (Lexington, Danvers)
leaheasley1983@gmail.com
BA, Wheaton College
MA, Church History, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
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Leah Easley has always loved studying the stories of humanity in both history and literature. We are a people who tell stories, from the ones that “actually happened” to the ones we create. Ultimately it is both of these stories that define our humanity. If we are wise enough to pay attention, then the story we are reading will reveal and help to shape the story we are currently creating.
Leah studied English Literature, Secondary Education, and Bible at Wheaton College in Illinois. This summer she is finishing a Masters of Church History at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, where her husband Jordan is in the Master of Divinity program. Leah has gained extensive teaching experience in a variety of classroom settings, including Special Education, Middle School, and High School, through Wheaton’s Education program, in which she also served as a Teacher’s Assistant. She student-taught at Barlett High School in Chicago, IL, where she taught seniors and sophomores the process of writing research papers.
As a substitute teacher in Camden-Rockport, Maine she taught Kindergarteners through High-Schoolers in several subjects. Summer of 2009 she spent six weeks in Africa where she taught Church History at the Theological College of Zimbabwe.
Leah and her husband Jordan direct Golden Apple Tutoring, where they also serve as English and History tutors. They attend Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church in Danvers, where Leah teaches Sunday School for 9-12 year-olds. |
