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Tag Archives: Education
As if they were mine
A child lagging behind the class because they need extra time to complete their work. A child crying because they were given one choice and not the other – the one they wanted – for lunch in the cafeteria. Friends … Continue reading
Dear Students
Dear Students, Good morning and welcome to Second Grade! This is going to be one very amazing year and I am glad that as your teacher, I get to share it with you. I have been thinking of what to … Continue reading
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher
Tagged Children, Education, First day of School, First year teacher, Life, Moving, School, Second Grade, Teaching
17 Comments
Simple Sunday – A Perfect Fit
After the commencement ceremony we had dinner and drinks with some friends at a local restaurant. Cody wanted to try on my cap. I think it is a perfect fit!
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher, Simple Sunday
Tagged Children, Commencement, Education, Family, Friends, Graduation, Life
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Walking
Tomorrow I walk. Tomorrow I don a cap, gown, and hood and will walk. In retrospect it has been both a short and a long year. I have learned a lot and feel, for the most part, prepared to move … Continue reading
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher
Tagged Children, College, Education, Family, Graduation, Life, School, Teacher
11 Comments
Simple Sunday – Workspaces
This weekend was a weekend of writing lesson plans. Not the fun and exciting lesson plans that I worked on last weekend for Dr. Seuss Day: Lacing ten beads (or “Truffula seeds”) onto a pipe cleaner with a colorful pom-pom … Continue reading
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher, Simple Sunday
Tagged Arts and Crafts, Dr. Seuss, edTPA, Education, Family, Kids, Lesson Plans, Life, Truffula trees
13 Comments
Simple Sunday – The Super Wall
A few weeks ago, after hearing about a great way to display students’ work in the classroom – work of their choosing, that they were proud of – I decided to create such a wall in our home. I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Simple Sunday
Tagged Art, Children, Education, Family, Humor, Kids, Knitting, Life, Pie Day, The Pigeon Wants a Puppy, Writing
8 Comments
Simple Sunday – Preparation
This weekend I spend most of my time writing lesson plans and completing coursework in preparation for the coming week. This week, while I am still three weeks away from taking over as lead teacher for a period of eight … Continue reading
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher, Simple Sunday
Tagged busy, Education, Lesson Plans, Life, Preparation, Ready, School, Student Teaching
11 Comments
Not Charter Schools, Carter Schools
I am unbelievably busy with the end of the semester almost upon me (my excuse for not blogging in almost 2 weeks!). At this point I am doubtful that I will complete everything in a timely manner with the quality … Continue reading
Posted in Little Feet
Tagged Charter school, Children, Education, Family, Humor, Kids, Life
4 Comments
Reflections in the Classroom – 2
Yesterday was Friday. On a typical Friday I am in my practicum class in the morning then I leave after lunch to go home and cram in as much of my own schoolwork as I can in the 2.5 hours … Continue reading
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher
Tagged Arts and Crafts, Classroom, Education, Humor, Life, Reflections, Teacher
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Reflections on Becoming a Teacher – 1
Today my field supervisor came into the first grade classroom I am interning in to observe me officially for the first time. It was during a time in which I was running a small reading group. I had known she … Continue reading
Posted in On Becoming a Teacher
Tagged Education, Lesson plan, Reading, Reflections, Student teacher, Supervisor, Teaching
24 Comments