Susana Feria - Spanish Susy has been teaching Spanish to children for over 12 years. A firm proponent of Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences, Susana employs a variety of methods to engage children of diverse abilities including music. Susana is committed to creating positive and engaging Spanish language learning experiences for children.
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Karen Golden - Storytelling, recorder Karen began telling stories at her dinner table at age three and playing the saxophone at eight. Today her table is the size of North America! Karen teaches the art of storytelling through workshops and residencies at schools, universities, and other educational institutions. In 2009 Karen was chosen to be on the Los Angeles County Arts Commission roster of teaching artists. Karen is also an accomplished musician on saxophone, recorder, ocarina, accordion and nose flute. |  |
Julianna Ostrovsky - Art MFA painting and sculpture, Columbia University, Her work has been nationally and internationally exhibited. As a teaching artist, Julianna has instructed workshops for grades k-12 and in depth painting and drawing studios for youth and adults. She currently teaches the young artist workshops at Otis College Of Art And Design. |  |
Oleg Glezier - Math Oleg has his PhD in math from Northeastern University and was a visiting professor at UCLA from 2001-2004. For the past three years he has shifted his focus to teaching elements of modern math to elementary and middle-schoolers and making the big concepts of math available to kids. | Photo coming Soon |
Karl Jean Pétion - Art Karl is a Haitian born multi media artist who lives and works in Culver City, CA. Mr. Pétion grew up in Port-au-Prince. After immigrating to America in 1983 he studied at the California Institute of the Arts to earn a MFA in 1993. His last project included Le Momo Sonic, an international art and music project started in Los Angeles in collaboration with Michael Esther. He currently teaches at a variety of schools including Otis College Of Art And Design. |  |
California Science Center Educators The California Science Center aspires to stimulate curiosity and inspire science learning in everyone by creating fun, memorable experiences, because we value science as an indispensable tool for understanding our world, accessibility and inclusiveness, and enriching people's lives. California Science Center Educators have completed a minimum of a bachelor’s degree in either science or education-related fields. Our Educator’s have at least one year’s experience with the Science Center’s Home School programs and the majority have additional experience with other educational institutions, both formal and informal. |  |
Erin Chianese - Writing Erin has been tutoring and teaching writing and literature for 15 years. She wrote the Between 12 and 20 column for The Link Homeschool Newspaper for 6 years, as well as various articles for a start-up women's magazine and a spiritual magazine. She homeschooled her two daughters who are now college graduates. Her goal in teaching is to pass on her love of reading and writing to the students. |  |
Mitchell I. Karpp - History Mitch has had the amazing privilege of working with children in different countries and in diverse settings for the last 10 years teaching history, math, language arts, and Judaic Studies. When he is not teaching, he enjoys reading about current events, hiking, and spending time with friends. Mitch received his BA from Hebrew University and his MA from Wheelock College in education. | Photo coming soon! |
Suzanne Weiss Morgen - Voice Is an accomplished, professional voice teacher with expertise in both vocal technique and vocal coaching. Throughout her many years of teaching, she has worked with all styles of music and with people of all ages, levels, and experiences both individually and in groups and classes. Ms. Morgen is also a singer, lyricist and composer. |  |
