Master At Greenville Technical College

Society has education in a place that should have never been in at in the first place. Martin Luther King Jr. even knew that it was an issue in 1947. But at that time people that supported his beliefs thought it would change throughout the years, but in reality, education is not still changing even in

With this calling to be a teacher I want to attend Appalachian State University and gain my bachelors degree in education so I can teach and impact children in a positive way. I can contribute certain qualities to the Appalachian Community like my good leadership skills and being a good listener. I can help other students with their problems by listening to them and then use my discernment to lead them in a positive decision. I love the feeling of teaching someone in a way that they can teach others. I believe that when you feel confident in yourself it makes you feel special, and that is what I want to do for people. I want to lead people into feeling confident and letting them know that they are special, because once you know that you are worth so much, you can succeed in so many ways. I want to be a good role model for my peers and future students and I think that Appalachian would be a great place for me to proceed with these

I came into professional child development associate because I love child. I never thought I would go back to school after I graduate. I am amazed at all the information I’ve learned about ways of teaching and talking with children since I started daycare. This class has giving me career and I’m

Brad Henry claims that “A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the imagination, and instill a love of learning.” Teaching is something that I see as one of the most important jobs that you can have. Along with it being important, it is also rewarding and you’re helping people learn and take in information that will come in handy in the future. With my creative mind and kind-heart, majoring in Early Childhood Education and pursuing a career as a teacher will be enjoyable and is the perfect fit for me.

I am a great teacher and am passionate about achieving my goals. I have several years of teaching experience and my enthusiasm for teaching children has only grown.

One of my teachers once said “most teachers quit after five years.” I suppose this is how I know that I picked the correct field. I have been dedicated to the education of children since 2003, when I started my degree in the subject, and when I was hired for my first job in the field. Broome Community College was the start of my education. Once I received my associate’s, I transferred to Suny Cortland to obtain my Bachelor’s degree. At Suny Cortland I graduated with a dual degree in early education, and education.

I have always loved working with children, they are so precious, and full of life. My mother had always babysitted up until recently, and I loved getting to help her. I volunteer in my church's nursery, and sometimes on Wednesday nights teaching. I have always enjoyed it; therefore, I plan on going to college to become an elementary school teacher. I knew I wanted to be a teacher ever since the second grade, because I had such a wonderful teacher. I have been working

When I first started school, I had no idea what I was doing. I knew I wanted to work with kids but I just didn’t know what. After taking so many education classes I started to believe I wanted to work as a teacher’s assistant. But finally, after this semester I would like to continue to become a teacher. I have learned so much and have can’t wait to learn more as I continue with more school. I have a passion of helping children, seeing them learn and having fun truly makes me

From the time I first started talking, my mom instilled in me an appreciation for all facets of learning. Looking back, I now understand how important one’s values, principles, and experiences help shape individuals. It is the culmination of both my mom’s passion for teaching and my desire to make an impact in the lives of future students that I have chosen to pursue a degree in education. In my four years of post-secondary education at Lebanon Valley College, I hope to obtain a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Special Education.

In 10 years I see myself working in the education field in middle school social studies. I am currently working hard to receive my bachelor's degree in education at Catawba College. I love working with children and my passion keeps building. During my years in college, I have worked 20-30 hours a week at Wendy's, while pursuing my degree in education. There have been some challenges along the way, but I have never given up the dream of being an educator. It is important to have strong influential educators in our society and I am working extremely hard on becoming a teacher. The goals I have always wanted to accomplish are receiving a bachelor's degree and making a positive impact on the lives of many young children. Also I want to be able

The Early Education field is not something to overlook because it is something that helps children all across America everyday, and without it most children wouldn’t be in school. There are many different career opportunities you can peruse in this field, but what does it actually take to become a professional, and make a difference in the way children learn. In order to become a professional in this field you need to poses certain qualities, and methods in order to teach children the ways of a life they have the opportunity to live. I have chosen this field because yes it is a challenge, but I have learned from the teachers, and adults around me that in order to make something of myself I will need to take some risks to make a difference in the lives of others.

Fourteen years ago, I was enrolled in the Early Childhood Program at Hudson Valley Community College while being a mother to my two year old daughter and wife. As a child, my dream was to become an elementary teacher but as time went by that changed. I knew I loved encountering with children but when I was doing my student teaching at the placements, I became unsure. Did I really want to be in a classroom setting?

Education is an always growing thing we are constantly learning and advancing, that has not always been the case for some people and still is today. Education started out for those that had the resources to teach it. Males have always dominated everything in their own aggressive fashion. The white males get education while everyone else does not. The education of different races has always been unequal; the African Americans, females, and those with disabilities have it worse by means of not allowing them to get education, to having segregated schools and inferior quality teachers who don’t know how to deal with disabilities.

When I started college I honestly didn’t know what I wanted to do, to the point where I ended up taking a break from TCC to find a job. When I came back I decided to take the suggestion of my mother, she pointed out that I’ve always been good with children so why not become a teacher. While I wasn’t too sure at first I eventually found out that childhood education is something I do want to in life. It wasn’t just from work with children, I also wanted to help them grow and learn too. While studying I’ve learned what sort of path I wish to take with teaching and what a lot of my weaknesses are.

To start off, I am nineteen years old soon to be twenty and a sophomore studying Elementary Education at Southeastern. I have a brother, mom, dad, stepdad, and stepsister. I still live with my parents for the time being with two dogs and a cat. We all live in Central, and this is where I was raised. I have never lived outside of this city. When I graduate I would love to still live here and possibly teach in Central if a job is available. I work at a frozen yogurt place also in Central called Menchies mostly on the weekends to make some money. In my free time, I love to read, hangout with the few friends I have, or spend time with my family. I am a simple person to understand and very easy to get along with. Since I have lived in Central my whole life, I was here before it was a city. I think this helps me see the difference in how the schools have worked and I could bring this experience with me. I also have been around kids for most of my life and still babysit from time to time. My aspirations as a teacher are simple, I want to make a difference in a child’s life. I want to know that they have learned something from me whether it was academic or not. This is partly why I want to teach because I want to make a difference but also because I love kids. I love being around them and seeing them interact with each other.