#teaching & learning

[mfaculty]

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[jsstanotherguy]

In my natural habitat

[coffeeblackornotatall]

11.08.2019 | Finals start tomorrow

Some last minutr revising for my exam week which starts tomorrow. The first two test are going to be education and psychology... I hope all the hours of preparation are worth it.

Wish me luck 🍀

[kundaliniart]

[crazymeisies-not-so-secret-diary]

After 2 weeks of teaching a topic on Fossils.

Teacher: What is a fossil.

Child: A thing under your skin.

Teacher:

[jasminedee]

one of my old students mom came into my class this morning and said her son cried, because he didn’t want to go to school if he couldn’t stay in “Ms. Pith’s” class (he can’t say Ms. Smith). That warmed my heart, because it lets me know I’m doing something right.

[crowgirl8]

Middle school wins and woes

I already know most of my students names. I didn’t even have to play name gems this year. WIN!

I only have one class that is going to be difficult and it’s due to one student. Just one. It’s crazy how one person can change the dynamic of an entire class. Regardless, I really like the kid. They just have a problem controlling themselves. Kid is 12. They will learn.

I’m exhausted by 4pm but I’m on my feet all day walking around. I haven’t allowed myself to get comfy behind my desk during classes because I fear this early students will take advantage of it and it will take me forever to get control back.

I’m extremely happy to be close to home. The staff has been awesome and supportive. The only thing I’m dreading is all the work for the observations and stuff. Also, technology at the school is lacking a bit and no google integration. You win some you lose some.

I’m always down for some advice so shoot it my way if you have any.