Why So Far Kiddie College Has Been A Good Experience

I really learned that when you are teaching special education students, you might not always follow the schedule. I can grow as a teacher with this experience because it’s the little things in life that make them happy. I found a quote that really explains my experience during this semester. “Sometimes the most wonderful people are those who do not fit in the box.”

“Since 9/11, (America’s airport security has) largely been a line of defense ahead of a departure gate to keep dangerous people and dangerous materials off a plane. By Bin Laden’s calculations, its cost $56 billion since 9/11. In one sense, it is worked as planned: No planes have been blown up or hijacked for a decade” (Airport Security Statistics). This quote explains that since 9/11 the airport security’s line of defense has been successful so far in keeping the people and the dangerous materials off the planes. While there are people who think that airport security is too strict, there are others who think that it is just fine the way it is right now. “They check every

Hello, I’m glad to have you all here today. How about I introduce everyone to the “All-Around Kid” today? My full name is Andre’ Terrell Mills Jr., I was born here in the good life city of Albany, Georgia. I was born May 11th, 1997 on Mother’s Day which explains why I’m a momma’s boy. Moving along, while growing up I was fascinated by many things such as space, astronauts, drums, cartoons, and basketball. Even though these things intrigued my interests, I still did not know what I wanted to be when I got older. As I grew and grew, my interests matured as well as my thinking. With my improved thinking, by the age of seventeen I came to the conclusion of wanting to be a CEO of a major world company. At this age, The “All Around-Kid” has taken off in his thinking and is not looking back.

During Ms. Robin absence the first week I was in the 3 year old’s, then the next following week I was in the 2 year old’s. The most important thing to me is getting to know each child and seeing how each one is because all children are different. With the 3 year old’s it’s easier to understand because they talk better than the two’s in they are getting out of the baby faze. You may see some of the 3’s acting like babies but you just have to work with them to get them out of that faze. Once they see the other students acting older they start to act older when they get used to it.

School is starting too early and it must change. It has been said by the CDC that many schools in The United States start early. This is causing many problems that could easy be change, if we change the time. If we start later there will be positive effects that we benefit everyone at school.

Often times in a capitalist society, it is known that not everyone is equal. However, you have the ability to shape who you want to become. Often times in literature as well as in real life people struggle to find one's identity. What makes a certain person so unique? Is it solely based upon personality or is it also how other people in your society perceive you as? A little bit of both; “Jean Baudrillard argued that we are now living in a consumer society where much of our lives is defined not by our productive work but by what we consume and how we consume it. The postmodern world is in fact characterized by hyper consumption, which involves consuming more than we need, more than we really want, and more than we can afford.” (Essentials of Sociology, Ritzer, 44). This is proven in the lives of adolescent children specifically in high school. We often try to impress others as well as simply like living a glamorous life.

The Afterschool program that I used to work at was having a talent show for kids to show their best talent. It inspired kids to show up at the afterschool program whenever we have talent shows made. Everyone was eligible to sign up for it, as long as they wrote beside what their talent is going to be. I decided to make it more excited if one of the tutors participate in it. I went on ahead and signed myself up, but I could not think of a talent that I can show. It was hard to think of one, but I managed to think of a best talent that will show most people what I am capable of. I decided to make a dance team for anyone that is interested. The easy part was to place a signup sheet for anyone that wants to join. The hard part, was to pick the ones that I think would be magnificent for the team.

Today we went to the state fair, what a fun day we had with the students. I was able to ride the bus alongside with the students and to watch their excitement as we got close to the fair grounds, it was truly priceless. At the fair we took the students to the petting zoo, the students loved petting the animals, some more than others, but all of them had the courage to at least pet or brush one. Next we took the students to a few different rides, it was encouraging to see how nicely they were all interacting (taking in consideration the classroom had grown from 9 students to twelve during my 45 hours). Out of our entire group we only had one student with behavioral issues that day and who ended up going home. The rest of the group

I know I could never see the future but in five years, I will probably have degree in nursing, a nursing job, buy a house, and buy another car.

When 15 year old Yoshiba Arai transfers to Hideyoshi High, a world renowned high school, she discovers that she's a little different from everyone else. She has little knowledge of where she came from and a family full of very interesting appliances. With the use of her upbeat personality, Yoshiba will learn how to fit in with her classmates as well as learn about the new world around her.

The way the children learn and have come so far is so amazing. These children are only in pre-k and kindergarten and I was constantly forgetting that. I’ve always been experienced to the regular classroom, so being exposed to this kind of teaching really opened my eyes. It sparked an interest in how independent these students are learning. The love and laughter in Mrs. Addairs classroom is something I will always take with me. I’m so incredibly thankful for this experience and those students I only spent three days, Those students with will always hold a place in my heart and will help me thrive to want to begin my long teaching

How old do you think people should be in order to drive? 61% of Americans think that 16 is too young to drive. What do you think? While others think that we have a hard test, so teens are fine as long as they pass. Some people think that 16 is too young because teenagers are still learning how to drive and are very careless. They also think that they should wait until 18 or even older to drive. Others think that 16 is a good age because they know what is right from wrong.

If you have been asked to share a lesson with elementary school students. The lesson I would teach the elementary students is not to do drugs because drugs take over people's world around them. They also make people push away family and friends. People who do drugs tend to most likely be put in jail or worse.

I think it was a positive experience for everyone to see what kids are like. How they get along with each other. A negative experience I had was I felt like I was one of the only people that payed the most attention to the kids. The kids would try to interact with the other people in the class, but they didn’t care about them. Over all I think it was a great experience for me and everyone

Hi everyone! Thank you all so much for volunteering to help out in your child’s class this year. The teachers are excited about you all being the room parents.