I had the amazing opportunity to student teach tenth grade civics and eleventh grade world history. I also got to co-teach her AP Government class from time to time. That was a whole new experience as I got to interact with high-motivated kids who kept me on my toes.
In the picture to the right, I am leading a simulation about how a bill becomes a law.
I had the amazing opportunity to student teach tenth grade civics and eleventh grade world history. I also got to co-teach her AP Government class from time to time. That was a whole new experience as I got to interact with high-motivated kids who kept me on my toes.
In the picture to the right, I am leading a simulation about how a bill becomes a law.
To help with a lesson on the importance of propaganda in World War I, I drew this graphic.
As a student teacher, I took full advantage of being in a very active school. I participated in as much as I could. In school I took part in things like:
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Every single spirit day
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Charity Week
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Professional Development
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IB Training
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Co-Teacher Training
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SAT and PSAT testing
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IEP meetings
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Assemblies and Special Olympics Games
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Observations of other teachers
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Vietnam Veterans Interviews
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In-School Staff activities
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2018 Mock Elections
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Yearbook and Leadership Interviews
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School-Wide Valentines Day Cards from staff to students
