I was able to read out of one my text books (Fulfilling the Promise) about how I can be a good teacher. I was able to read something that helped me tons and I think will help you tons about not giving up. In the book it talked about all the different kinds of responses a teacher can have. The "response" that affected me was The Response of Persistence. It talked about how we need to help the children be persistent within their works and being inside your classroom. I'm going to tell you the list of little helpful hints that you can share with your students. I will also add an extra advice that might help you and make sure you share with your students. The personal advice for you and I (need to share with our students) will be in parenthesis and the advice that comes from the book will be the first part of the bullet.
- You're growing, but you're not finished growing. (I am still growing and I'm not done growing so I need your help to grow)
- When one route doesn't work, there are others we can find. (Will you help me find the route that you and I can follow)
- Let's figure oue what works best. (Not only for you but also for me)
- There are no excuses here, but there is support. (I also need you support)
- There is no finish line in learning. (Help me continue to learn)
Another part in the that I thought could help you would be. "Help Students Know About One Another. Some teachers use interest groups, shared-interest reading , or both as a way for students to find peers who enjoy similar topics or approaches to learning." Knowing this I was able to imagine that if I got my students to respect each other through their similar interests they will respect you and I as their teachers.
The last thing I would have to say Jaremy is good luck and know that you are influncing atleast one of your students' lives.
1 comment:
This is very reflective, and shows connections to what you've read. Great job! 4 points!
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