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Ann McCabe, MS, MAT (she/her)
Amaze Educator Ambassador
Ann McCabe has taught middle and high school health for the past four years. Before that, Ann taught high school biology for seven years in Massachusetts, Kenya, North Carolina and Mongolia. She is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame with a B.S. in Environmental Science, the University of Michigan School of Natural Resource and Environment with a M.S. in Behavior and Education, along with a M.A.T. in Secondary Science Education from Boston University.
As a former biology teacher, I like the way the scientific facts are presented without shame and fear (plus some humor added) for the puberty and reproduction videos I play for my students. I also included a few "Having the Talks" videos for parents because as a sex-ed educator it is also my job to provide parents resources, and these videos are excellent for parents to learn how to discuss tough topics like porn with their child. I also highly recommend clicking the "more info" button on the bottom right hand corner of the "Having the Talks" videos, and then scrolling down to read through the key message scripts.
Columbus, Ohio
"Amaze helps to remove the shame and stigma from these important educational topics that every student deserves to learn about."Ann McCabe has taught middle and high school health for the past four years. Before that, Ann taught high school biology for seven years in Massachusetts, Kenya, North Carolina and Mongolia. She is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame with a B.S. in Environmental Science, the University of Michigan School of Natural Resource and Environment with a M.S. in Behavior and Education, along with a M.A.T. in Secondary Science Education from Boston University.
As a former biology teacher, I like the way the scientific facts are presented without shame and fear (plus some humor added) for the puberty and reproduction videos I play for my students. I also included a few "Having the Talks" videos for parents because as a sex-ed educator it is also my job to provide parents resources, and these videos are excellent for parents to learn how to discuss tough topics like porn with their child. I also highly recommend clicking the "more info" button on the bottom right hand corner of the "Having the Talks" videos, and then scrolling down to read through the key message scripts.
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