My Experience As A Teacher's Aid For Mrs. Crane

I assisted the teacher by keeping track of community service hours, scheduling tutors to come into the Math Center on specific days to tutor, and helped create the advertisement for the Math Center.

I was selected to be part of a group of people who show new students around and, not too long ago showed a new girl around, who i am now friends with. I am always happy to help my teachers by bringing papers to the offices,wiping down the white board or passing

I spent my middle school years and early high school years helping out in Mrs. DiIanni’s 3rd grade classroom at Lee Elementary in Middleville. While helping Mrs. DiIanni with little things like filling and grading papers, I also helped the kids with problems they were working on. I had a lot of fun helping them with educational art projects and learn to write in cursive. I had also helped organize some of their holiday parties, and well as joined them in the festivities. I had done so many things with these kids and I hopeI at least impacted one of their lives.

reading teacher, I have volunteered many times helping children with their homework after school at the

For my third trimester service project, I provided help to my school. I went to daycare for two hours helping Mrs. Riley. I helped kindergarteners with their homework inside so that they wouldn’t have any homework to do when they got home. I also helped run a couple games and make sure everyone was making smart decisions on the playground. I then helped Ms. Maynes in the 5th grade classroom for two hours as well. I helped her with cleaning the students desks, I helped with correcting papers and putting them in numerical order, I finished coloring a Mary drawing to put on the bulletin board, and I also helped punch out some letters so she can use them in the classroom. Ms. Maynes was also kind enough to bring me down to the Kindergarten classroom

I became the teachers’ helper. I stayed afterschool twice a week while my brother was at boy scouts and helped Mrs. Clapp grade papers. I spent hours grading papers, photo copying papers for her, and even doing extra homework in her classroom. The memories that I have working with her are some of my favorites. When I think about her, I think about how kind she was to let me help.

At the time of writing, I am involved in Student Council, Office helpers, morning announcements, Eco Club and Senior Band at my school. Outside of school, I am a swimmer, and am in RCM level 7 for piano. In the school, I frequently help out. such as with the grade sevens in music, who were new to their instruments. I also helped out at our school’s parent-teacher interviews last week by guiding them around to where they needed to

I tutored and mentored pre-college, first generation, disabled and minority students to increase retention and graduation rates. I motivated them to seek to be useful contributors to society and to embrace the work needed to achieve those goals. In graduate school, I served as a reader and assistant to a legally blind graduate student, a humbling experience that inspired me to be an optometrist engaging in research to improve treatment options for all patients. I have also served in various leadership roles like the President of the biology club where I was given the unique opportunity to be a role- model and foster positive relationships with different people.

I served at berney elementary at fresno as a teacher's aid. As a teacher's aid I was given the chance to helped  and interact with the students. At  Catholic Charities, I was shadowing the staff  plus also aiding in the process. During the process of learning how to do an Input, I was able to aid and somehow interact with the clients. I was also able to give an opportunity to explore and develop new skill during the process.

Ever since I was a young girl I have always felt the need to help others, not only does it benefit them but the feeling I get from being able to impact another individual’s life positively is one of the best feelings I have ever felt. One of my favorite ways of doing this is by volunteering with a program called Give Every Child A Chance. GECAC is a non-profit tutoring program for children who struggle with different subjects in school. I volunteered for them for a total of about 3-4 years, and eventually during my senior year of high school I received the opportunity to work for them. This was my first time working, and although I was very nervous I knew it was something I had to do more of. In the program, I see my students twice a week for

I have learned a lot these past four years at Union High school. This year, however, I was a student aid for Mrs. Bestgen, she is one of my favorite teachers here at Union High school. In her class, I helped several students a day and it really helped me learn a few strengths and weaknesses about me.

For my service project, I decided to help the Roy High School math department. To be more specific, Mrs. Kersey. She has been working at Roy High for 30+ years and she is retiring this year. I decided to help her pack her room up for her move out. She has always been very supportive to all of us Marching Band/Colorguard members, and all of the students in extracurricular activities. Always making a major effort to help us make things up. I chose to help her because she has been so helpful to all of us here at Roy High that has her. She has been such a helpful teacher to many people and I believe overall she will really be missed.

I did enjoy getting to work with students when I was given the opportunity. I was there only when they were given academic services and so I mainly helped with teaching fifth and sixth graders math. Also, from what I was able to observe

I volunteered as a Sunday school teacher where I interact and did activities with students that help them understand Catholicism. I taught kindergarten for three years and I recently finished my first year teaching fourth grade. The experience taught me so much things that I can carry with me when I teach my own classroom. The interactions with the students helped choose a career in education because I looked forward to going there every week and loved the students that I got to teach. I am very grateful for my experience

To help this fourth grader and many other students struggling, Lawrence Catholic Academy has volunteers such as myself and some of my peers that attempt to help these children as much as possible. I believe honestly believe that what I am doing by helping this fourth grader is out of true generosity. I genuinely enjoy helping others and from this experience, it just confirms that being a teacher and helping students is what I want to do with my life.