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Elementary in Puyallup. “PLU prepared me very well,” she said. “Professors were really invested in your experience in and out of the classroom.” Instructors complemented textbooks and articles by presenting students with realistic classroom scenarios involving struggling students, Skipworth said. “It was very practical,” she added. Jasmine Skipworth Skipworth, who grew up in Graham and Puyallup, came to PLU after completing a bachelor’s degree in integrated educational studies form Chapman University in