Background
Hoffman, Susan was born on March 20, 1944 in Oklahoma City. Daughter of E. Peter Hoffman and Marion DeVore.
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Susan Hoffman
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Susan Hoffman, American Elementary education educator. Recipient Founders award Parents United, 1990, Exemplary Mathematics Program award Network of Successful Schools United States Office of Education, 1988, State-Level Presidential award National Science Foundation/National Council Teachers Math, 1990, 91; Cafritz Foundation fellow, 1991.
Education
AB, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts, 1966; Master of Education, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1973; Doctor of Education, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1988.
Career
Teacher, Boston Public Schools, 1966-1968, 71-72; teacher, District of Columbia Public School, Washington, 1974-1980; teacher elementary mathematics, District of Columbia Public School, Washington, since 1984; instructor graduate courses, District of Columbia Public School, Washington, since 1988; instructor curriculum development, District of Columbia Public School, Washington, since 1989; resource teacher mathematics, District of Columbia Public School, Washington, since 1984; private tutor, Washington, since 1981.
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Membership
Member Parents United for District of Columbia Public Schools, Washington, since 1981. Member National Council Teachers of Mathematics, District of Columbia Council Teachers of Mathematics.
Connections
Married Arthur K. Wheelock Junior, June 13, 1964 (divorced June 1988). Children: Arthur Tobey, Laura Hoffman, Matthew Hoffman.
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Political Party
Democrat
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Recipient Founders award Parents United, 1990, Exemplary Mathematics Program award Network of Successful Schools United States Office of Education, 1988, State-Level Presidential award National Science Foundation/National Council Teachers Math, 1990, 91. Cafritz Foundation fellow, 1991.Recipient Founders award Parents United, 1990, Exemplary Mathematics Program award Network of Successful Schools United States Office of Education, 1988, State-Level Presidential award National Science Foundation/National Council Teachers Math, 1990, 91. Cafritz Foundation fellow, 1991.