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Gerald R.
"Jerry" Wheeler
W6TJP |
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Gerald R. "Jerry" Wheeler, Ed.D., earned his B.A. from Westmont College in Santa
Barbara, California. His Masters and Doctorate Degrees were achieved at the
University of Southern California in the field of Elementary and Secondary
Education. During his studies he developed a passion to discover "How students learn." |
Dr. Wheeler served as instructor and administrator for 21 years in
California's public schools before he opened a private academy which grew, under his
leadership, from 70 to 1300 students. Many innovative programs were developed during
his tenure including a dynamic writing program for junior and senior high students.
This course entitled "EZ Writer" is currently
marketed, providing the writing student the same kind of innovative and successful creativity found
in Code Quick.
Dr. Wheeler became intrigued by amateur radio during his high school
years, thanks to an inspirational teacher, Tom Thorpe W7KYN at
West Phoenix High School. During his senior year he successfully passed his
first exam, built his first transmitter, and was named outstanding amateur of the year.
His interest and involvement in ham radio have continued for 50 years. However, it
wasn't until Code Quick came to his mind that he was able to master code to become and Extra
Class Ham.
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A true family man, Dr. Wheeler has three children and nine
grandchildren. He believes that the greatest accomplishment in this life is to get
to know the GOD who created life
itself. He invites e-mail and phone calls concerning this eternally important
subject. His QSL card reads. "Wise Men Still
CQ!" Click here to read his personal story.
We even decided to use the phrase "God loves me," to stand for
the letter "G." It works great and helps the student to
think about something far more important to his or her eternal future than
knowing code! Want to know
more? Click here
Want to know more about the God who
loves you and wants a relationship with you?
Click
Here & Here
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