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Camille Brown

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Hello! My name is Camille and I am proudly a mother of four incredible children and a Cici to one grandson. My husband recently retired from the army, and together we have embraced a new chapter of our lives on our farm. Our days are filled with the joy and chaos that comes with raising a menagerie of animals that include cows, dogs, cats, chickens, turkeys, three betta fish, a horse, bird, snake, bearded dragon, and an axolotl. Through it all, we are constantly reminded of how blessed we are, and we give all the credit to the goodness of God.

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Thu, Jan 18, 2024 9:18 PM in Doubting Myself

Alex, It's important to surround yourself with a positive support system that believes in your goals and aspirations. Seek out mentors, professors, or peers who can provide encouragement and guidance. However, you are going to have many days where you wonder if you made the right decision. Teaching is a tough profession, ESPECIALLY in this day and age. I truly believe the good...

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Thu, Jan 18, 2024 9:05 PM in Pre-Service Teacher

Tarah, One thing to make science lessons more enjoyable is to tap into the social media trends that kids love. Many students are already spending a significant amount of time on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, often watching science experiments without even realizing it. You can leverage this by exploring popular science experiments on these platforms and incorporating them int...

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Thu, Jan 18, 2024 8:27 PM in Scared of Science

Hi there! Congratulations on pursuing your master's in elementary education and on your upcoming role as a classroom teacher! It's great to hear that you are already thinking about ways to make science fun and engaging for your students, even though you may not feel thrilled about it yet. Firstly, remember that your personal preference or experience with science doesn't have to def...

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Tue, Jan 30, 2024 8:29 PM
Great for a HS Culinary Arts Program

I love biology and cooking, so this book caught my attention. I found the book to be a great source of knowledge, though with a few minor drawbacks. One of the book's greatest strengths was its emphasis on biological aspects relating to food safety. The depth with which the book explored the biology behind food safety was awesome, making it a good resource for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the subject. Equally disappointing were the quizzes at the end of each section. While they were undoubtedly helpful in reinforcing the knowledge acquired, I found that these quizzes didn't align well with the content covered in the final assessment. It would have been more beneficial if the quizzes had served as effective preparation for the assessment, allowing readers to assess their understanding of the concepts they would be tested on. The slight mismatch kind of spoiled my otherwise great learning experience with the book. Despite these minor shortcomings, "Science of Food Safety" remains an excellent guide for anyone interested in delving deep into the world of food safety, especially from a biological standpoint. Would be great for a high school culinary arts program! Its comprehensive coverage of various scientific concepts relating to food safety is impressive.

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