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The end is just a deep breath away.....

OH MY GOSH! You guys cannot believe this!!! We made it through EDUC 250, well not yet but were almost there. We have one more official class day until we have our meetings with Dr. Parker.  I can truly say, all the frustration, sleepless nights and stress has been worth it. In our classroom for the month of April, we began presenting our lesson plans. For most of us, this was our first time actually teaching in-front of a class. I presented my lesson plan last week Wednesday. I was absolutely nervous. I made sure I provided a safe environment to the kids. (2a) I think my lesson was planned pretty well considering there was not much to do for natural resources. (4b) I do think I could have gave my students a little more time to do several things. Looking away from my lesson plan, I think we all learned from each other. As we saw each one of our classmates teaching to us, we saw the creative and different ways they chose to teach.  Last week, Dr. Parker brought in a student...
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BLOG #3, Hey guys, this month was extremely short considering we had spring break and a week to work on our content knowledge and integration task. We did not really cover much in class, but I still learned and did things on my own to better myself as a future teacher. Guys look what I received this month! EDTPA!!!! As a education major edTPA is extremely important. EDTPA is the educator teacher performance assessment. This test measures three components planning, instruction and assessment. Planning: Can you plan a lesson? Can you plan a group of lessons? Instruction: Assessed on your ability to teach the lessons that you have planned. Assessment: Your ability to assess your students. Most states are required to take edTPA and score a specific number. During the month of march we have been focusing on a lot of the same things I mentioned in the previous blogs. In class we have been discussing edTPA and the importance of it. While revising our 6 point lesson plan, philoso...

BLOG #2-Time to get focused....

Hey guys! I know it feels like forever that I have not posted a blog but trust me I have been incredibly busy. During the month of February, Education 250 students as well as myself had to go on three clinical's. One to a elementary, the second to a middle school and lastly, a high school. Through these clinical's I have learned a lot! I have gotten the chance to sit in a classroom with teachers and witness how they taught their students. This helped me to understand how to get control of your students, the proper necessities to teaching a class and the proper steps you go about teaching a student. As I said before in the last blog, I would like to become a elementary education teacher. Somehow I thought visiting a middle and high school was not going to be beneficial to me but it was. As you go on visits, you start to notice that everything students do was influenced by their childhood learnings. Within our classroom, we have been steady taking on multiple task! Although, it...
#BLOG1 Stepping into the class EDUC 250 has brought an immense change in my life. This class is overwhelming but it is also challenging my brain and preparing me to be a amazing teacher! I love the energy this class gives as well as brings. This class makes me strive and use my brain in every way possible. Dr.Parker always says once you get into "the classroom no day is ever going to be the same." I completely agree and I am certainly sure that begins now. Walking into EDUC 250 every Monday and Wednesday you do not know what your task is going to be. It could be a easy day or even a challenging day. Never the less, everything we do prepares us to become the best teacher ever! We have seen many different learning styles in the classrooms. For example, us writing twitter post after each class. From this we get to see what our classmates learned or found fun differently from us. We always find an environment that is comforting to our lesson for the day. For example, when we did ...