I teach! I’m strongly considering using the note card confession trend as an introduction during the first week or so. Click the link for a video my colleagues created. I cant figure out how to embed the video here.
read more »Is this thing on? I’ve been reading a bunch of TFA statistics, other blogs on teachforus, and their experiences during their first two years but I’m pretty curious about life after your first two years. Ideally, I want to be a teacher for a substantial portion of my life. How do I best accomplish this? What else…
read more »So I haven’t let myself actually post on here until all my finals and papers were done for the semester. And now they are, so now I can post! I am incredibly excited to being my journey as a TFA Corps member. It is my passion to work with children and having this opportunity is…
read more »Once again, I’m stumbling around the internet searching for drops of information that might paint a clearer picture of what my life might consist of during the next two years. I can’t seem to contain myself. I’m daydreaming about June, i’m fantasizing about August and i’m living for May. Frankly, it’s annoying to combat the…
read more »So I finally got around to setting this blog up. I am really excited to partake in this journey for the next 2 1/2 years! I will have to write more a little late, as for now I am going to spend the rest of the afternoon with students in my after-school mentoring program!
read more »I’m thrilled to be a 2012 corps member! As my journey to bring equal education to my placement region continues, I’ll blog about my perspective and dispositions. I’m really looking forward to developing as a teacher and an individual I’m currently studying Middle Grades Education and Geology at Georgia College and State University. Originally, my…
read more »I am moved in to Orangebrug, SC. We have almost two weeks until new employee orientation, and almost three weeks before the first day of school. My roommates and I are beginning to learn the city and are trying to navigate around without the GPS. The South Carolina corps is brimming with excitement. We cannot…
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