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SACRAMENTO - She teaches teaches students about the importance of history but Jennifer Hilleary is also known as "Coach".
MARYSVILLE - Tim Dant teaches students more than just academics and hopes they help make a change in the world around them.
EL DORADO HILLS - History teacher Kevin Tierney will even make house calls to help students.
LATHROP - Students are burdened by problems at home. To focus them on academics, Mark Shima says he's both teacher and friend.
SACRAMENTO - Students help each other when they do homework in class. Carolyn Orr said learning success comes from within.
FOLSOM - Barbara Harris encourages her students to do their best so they can take part in her drama program featuring Shakespearean plays.
SACRAMENTO - Many struggled in other classes but under teacher James Van Buren's no nonsense approach, students excel.
SACRAMENTO - Alyson Stanley generates interest in English literature by showing the relationship of stories to her students' lives.
SACRAMENTO - Joanie Wickham plays guitar and has her students sing in an effort to help them remember their lessons.
ROSEVILLE - Teacher John McClung constantly questions students to make sure they understand their math lessons.
SACRAMENTO - William Jones elicits the opinions of his students and strives to motivate them to care enough to find the right answers in his classes at Luther Burbank High School.
SACRAMENTO - James Welcome helps alleviate the confusion faced by English language learners at Valley High School.
ELK GROVE - Denise Knorr's students learned an important lesson by collecting enough food to feed almost 800 families.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY - Timothy Strauch uses his ability to mimic cartoon characters to elicit laughs and learning in his classroom.
ELK GROVE - She's taught in Australia and Northern California and after 36 years, Judy Kelly says she still loves teaching.
PLACERVILLE - Students have to be prepared for anything in Ann Clark's English classes at El Dorado High School in Placerville.
SACRAMENTO - Drew Kennedy uses humor to entice engineering students and prod them into making ideas a reality.
LODI - Marco Marciasini's students learn about government when they set up their own government and rules for mythical societies.
She remembers feeling fear in kindergarten, so Susan Cooper-Start makes sure her class is a fun, nurturing safe place for students.
Communication is key for Kerilynne Rugg. She signs every word she utters while working with the deaf and hard of hearing.
A fourth-grade teacher with a multimedia approach to educating took top honors in this year's Esquire Imax News10 Teacher of the Year Awards. SLIDESHOW: John Castro honored
Greg Kalthof believes fourth grade is an indoor sport -- and he turns lessons into fun games that his students will remember.
Richard Nystrom made good on a promise to give back. He helps students with learning disabilities make the grade.
Ellie Kuechler-VanAker gives struggling students help with the high school exit exam and isn't happy unless all of them pass it.
Math teacher "Mr. Raja" has done what others couldn't -- turned some of Sacramento's most challenging students in math scholars.
Suzanne Mifsud uses music buttons, little sayings, funny voices and more to help students remember their lessons.
He's the "go-to" guy when it comes to high tech teaching. John Castro also uses technology to make learning fun and interesting.
Students who play video games have no trouble adapting to Ali Forey's high-tech teaching system that she uses to teach math.
Kimberli Maytanes uses little ones' love of Halloween and things that go bump in the night to get students to learn in her preschool class.
Bryce Davies uses toy race cars, rockets and bottles filled with water -- anything to make physics, science and chemistry fun.
Matt Soughers has no trouble getting students to exercise because he uses fast moving games to get them to work out.
Jennifer Carlson's dedication to make sure she spends one-on-one time with her students in and out of class has earned her the honor of July 2009 News10 Teacher of the Month.
Students laugh when teacher Randy Hodge dresses up as different characters. But they'll never forget what he's trying to teach them.
In a classroom room filled with music, brightly-colored walls and enthusiastic children, Laura Borjon teaches third grade at Maidu Elementary in Roseville.
Jennifer Brinzer, who teaches math, p.e. and coaches several sports, hopes she's a positive role model for her students.
Norma Markley has taught physical education for 41 years and students have a hard time keeping up with her.