Wednesday, February 25, 2009
This time of year
This time of year is always hard with school and what not. It is difficult to keep track of all of the assignments that we have due. Being that I am a senior at K-State and being that I care about my future, failure is not an option. Next semester I will be going into the schools to student teach. Interacting and challenging students is one of the greatest rewards that I believe is out there. Students are always searching for a role model and someone to help get them going in the right direction, and getting the opportunity to do this is one of the reasons that I got into education. Although things are tough at this time of year, it is all for a good cause and one that will be well worth it in the end.
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Agreed!! That's a great reminder to everyone in our class, to keep an eye on the prize. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely agreed! I couldn't have said it better myself. Im having a hard time with everything being due on the same days in all six of my classes! It's just frustrating... Thanks for your words of encouragement!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you about it being difficult keeping track of when everything is due, and staying on top of homework, but the reminder that next semester is student teaching, is a good one :)
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you. This time in the semester is hard, but it is important for us to stay focused and think towards our future and becoming teachers!
ReplyDeleteIt is nice to know that other people share this same insight! As much as we complain about the things we have to do, we just have to remember that it is training for our future and trying to make our jobs successful and prosperous from the get go!
ReplyDeleteAfter this past week, we all know how you feel when it comes to having a lot of assignments. Hopefully we can all look out for each other and push each other to become the best teachers we can be. Good luck bud.
ReplyDeleteI agree....failure is not an option. I tell myself that too. Good talking to you at Bergman today. Try to stay stress free!
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