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Hi everyone! I am 22 years old, inspiring to become an elementary education teacher! I love spending time with my family and friends on the weekends! I have three labs at home and a cat named Tate. I played D1 softball in college for 4 years and I am currently working on becoming a high school coach for this sport. I work with developmentally delayed adults, part-time, in West Carrollton, for a 24-hour service home. I am currently student teaching at Valley Forge located in Huber Heights.

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Mon, Dec 06, 2021 9:44 PM in New Teacher!

Hello Viviana, I would suggest anything students could do outside. Looking for different animals, plants, decomposers. Noticing weather changes. Observing different interactions that happen with forces and motion. Anything science-related can be experienced outside and sometimes even inside. Have students ask their parent's different questions and bring their responses back to school...

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Mon, Dec 06, 2021 9:36 PM in Student Teaching Nerves

Hello Jacky, There are definitely a lot of "what ifs" but excitement is truly the only emotion you need to feel. Yes, the students will already have some set routines but talk with your Cooperating Teacher and ask her what they are and how you can add your own twist that will make you feel like a valued teacher. I would also be adaptable and flexible when talking about differen...

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Mon, Dec 06, 2021 9:12 PM in Student Teaching Advice

Hello Katelyn, I would say the one thing I have learned most about my experience with student teaching would have to be staying true to yourself. I would like to think that if a school district wants you as a teacher they will accept all aspects of your life. I would also go as far as being picky with what school district you want to spend a school year with or a life time. Best of luck!...

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Mon, Dec 06, 2021 10:39 PM
Energy Overload

This book/resource is great for beginning teachers. While reading through this e-book I even learned a lot I had either forgot about or didn't remeber. I would really recommend taking a look at this e-book before giving a lesson about energy.

Mon, Dec 06, 2021 10:21 PM
Upper Elementary Resource

This resource is perfect for any 4-5 student. This can be used in subjects like science, math, reading, writing, and engineering. They will learn about global changes, real world issues with weather, and climate impacts. This is also great for advanced students who are interested in science.

Mon, Dec 06, 2021 10:11 PM
Struggling Students

This would be a great resource for students that might fall behind or miss a certain amount of days. I will be implementing this into my classroom. This is something my teaching team and I have discussed adding to Playlist for our online learners. Althought I wish this e-book was more interactive for the students, I believe it has very valuable information students need to learn about concerning the atomic structure of different items.

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