Hello, everyone! And welcome back to Campus! Us RA’s, we’ve been here for quite a while, and let me tell you, we’ve had a ton of fun. As a senior, this training has been slightly bittersweet; I am very excited to begin this semester as a “normal” student again (AKA not student teaching), but at the same time want this…
Author: Genevieve
Realistic Resolutions
MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYONE (to those who celebrate)!!!!!!! 🙂 As the year 2013 comes to a close, it’s time to once again reflect on what we would like to change about ourselves and make a New Year’s Resolution. The Holiday Season will begin to come to an end, and the time of being thankful for families, friends, and the blessings we have will…
Student Teaching from the Student’s POV: A Thank You to Teachers
Hello, and welcome to the LAST edition of Student Teaching from the Student’s Point of View! This last installment of student teaching has been quite challenging, but has reaped the best rewards! I am so thankful to everyone who has helped me along in my journey, but I wanted to send a special thank you to the teachers who helped raise me into…
The Meaning of Family
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, and, more importantly, MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON!!!!!!! In case you couldn’t tell, this is my favorite time of year. I’ve made posts in the past about how much I love this time of year (I even made a post about creative gift ideas), but this time I wanted to focus on something that…
Student Teaching from the Student’s POV – Is the edTPA Effective?
Hello, everyone, and welcome to another installment of Student Teaching from the Student’s POV! Instead of me ranting about my experiences via video (which I know you’re all going to miss), I’ve decided to write down my personal thoughts about the thing that is plaguing all education majors in New York State and beyond – The edTPA. Half of you reading this…