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Teresa Fiedler-Buss
Teresa Fiedler-Buss is an aspiring author who is driven by her passion to help children in
today's culture. While volunteering at a summer vacation bible school, Teresa had the
p...mehr sehenTeresa Fiedler-Buss is an aspiring author who is driven by her passion to help children in
today's culture. While volunteering at a summer vacation bible school, Teresa had the
pleasure of working with children, learning about their daily challenges in a world of technology,
how they overcome relationship obstacles, and what motivates them and makes them happy.
In addition, Teresa is also inspired by her nephew and others close to her, who has special
needs. She tries understanding the daily challenges and additional obstacles they are
faced with in search of acceptance. Teresa believes it is important to take extra time to
get to know someone because the benefit you receive far exceeds the time. She herself has
faced many of her own personal obstacles. This equips her to relate with children, taking
the extra time to openly discuss strategies to help them overcome some of their fears,
different ways to approach uncomfortable situations and handle any obstacle they may be
faced with. Teresa has immersed herself in different books and educational articles as well
as gathered feedback from parents, guardians and teachers. She is living her lifelong dream
of being a children's author by writing a series of fun, colorful and interactive books about
feelings and emotions mixed with current life lessons. In addition, she offers lesson plans
and discussion pages within the books to help with Common Core State Standard (CCSS) and
Social Emotional Learning (SEL). She plans to take her characters on different adventures
that promote many positive characteristic traits but most of all love. Teresa works full-time
in accounting for a retirement company and her roots are in Menasha, WI with her husband
Troy and their pure bred Yorkshire terrier, Marley.weniger sehen