We connect Teach For America teachers and alumni with each other for support and provides a place for them to share their stories with the world.
Each day we’re providing a window into classrooms across the country as seen through the eyes of real teachers… written in their own words.
— ash2charlotteThere are a million reasons why I do not Teach for America. But at the end of the day, I teach for America for one reason…
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— Teachin' Spanish For AmericaI taught my lessons ENTIRELY IN SPANISH! Not only did it feel great to actually get a chance to speak Spanish again, but the kids were DEFINITELY more engaged.
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— You Shall Know Our Velocity!Reading through these blogs as I decided to join TFA was extremely insightful and necessary for my psyche in processing exactly what it is I would be doing for the next two years.
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— Being Ms. BAnd at the end, surrounded by the surreal results of his travels and travails, Candide looks around and says, “Il faut cultiver notre jardin.”
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Teach For Us is the network connecting Teach For America corps members and alumni who share their stories about ensuring an excellent education for all children.
Because I’m in a quote-y mood. And yes, that is a word. “Even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise.” -Victor Hugo “It takes courage to grow up and become who you really are.” -e.e. Cummings “Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day…
read more »While I feel like I have neglected this blog, this entire month has seemed like a blur. The past 4 weeks have gone by so quickly, and second semester has been such a breath of fresh air! The same challenges are also around, as in I have to change my daily schedule many times a…
read more »Since I joined TFA, I’m guessing most of my friends and family members have become well acquainted with my typical answers to the questions, “So, how are things going?” or “How’s your class doing this week?” I’ve become pretty used to giving those answers, too. It’s funny (but actually kinda sad) how accustomed you can…
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