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Introduction by Mayada TC Leonard

 Good Morning

My name is Mayada.  I am part of this class.  I am able to provide a photo and a short story on Assistive Technology and how it supports teachers - learners. My interest is building lesson and activity plans and genealogical research.  I love being at the Library. Hello to my Team Members Kiera, Vanessa, Jai, Rachel, Jessica, and Linda.   I look forward to working with everyone on this blog.  Please reach out if you need anything or have any questions for me.  My email is mayadatcleonard@gmail.com



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