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Would anyone be interested in answering a few questions for me in regards to my assignment for my Master's degree? I am looking for someone in general education and someone who is in special education (so basically looking for two teachers) I am currently a graduate student in a online Master's program in Education (in Texas). I am majoring in Curriculum and Instruction and plan on teaching middle school science. My assignment is in regards to current practices in the classroom.
The questions are below for general education teachers:
1. How long have you been a general education teacher?
2. What is the key to being a great general education teacher?
3. What are some of the most common accommodations and modifications you use in the classroom?
4. Why do some general education teachers need to work well with others?
5. What are some of the more uncommon accommodations and modifications you have used in the classroom?
6. What are some of the biggest challenges you have faced in the classroom?
7. What are some of the greatest successes you have had in the classroom?
8. How do you handle challenging students?
9. Why did you want to be a general education teacher?
10. Have you encountered any students who have changed you as a person?
For those in special education, these are the questions I pose for you:
1. How long have you been a special education teacher?
2. What is the key to being a great special education teacher?
3. What are some of the most common accommodations and modifications you use in the classroom?
4. Why do some special education teachers need to work well with others?
5. What are some of the more uncommon accommodations and modifications you have used in the classroom?
6. What are some of the biggest challenges you have faced in the classroom?
7. What are some of the greatest successes you have had in the classroom?
8. How do you handle challenging students?
9. Why did you want to be a special education teacher?
10. Have you encountered any students who have changed you as a person?
Also if possible, if one could leave their last name and first initial. This is for my references page of my assignment.
Thank you for taking the time to read this as well as possibly answering the questions!
I wanted to go to the next town over (outlet malls and university town) to walk their dam trails. They forecast thunderstorms so I stayed in the hood. My mother is still at my sister's house so I decided to take the dog on my walk. He's a Brussels Griffon so he can't walk too long. By mile 3, he looked at me and let me know he was done. The weather was cool and the wind was a bit gusty but dog just couldn't go any further. He took the path back to the car. I gave him water and then we came home. When I looked at my fitbit, I was at 8,000+ steps so I had to finish my steps by walking laps in my house!
Now, the house is really quiet (just me and dog) and he's resting quietly at my feet. I do enjoy my alone time but miss my mother.
My family is still touring San Antonio so I had free time and decided to go for a hike. The weather was questionable but the rain held off during the hike. I drove to a park that is the second highest point in San Antonio. I hadn't been to this park in over three years so it was good to see the improvements made to the trails. I got three miles in there and checked my steps. I was at a little over 8,000. I drove back home and went to the park in my neighborhood to get to 10,000. I did two loops and was at 11,793 when I got back to the car.
Now today was a "less" day--we were heading to...See Morejrod, your guests are lucky to have you to guide them. I envy your parks. Not many high points in northern Indiana. ;) Great stepping. I took a break from posting last week after jrod said she'd be busy. No walking breaks. I did 10,000 each day with a few more sometimes and a few less others.
Now today was a "less" day--we were heading to a viewing of a business friend of DH's when DS called to say DGD was sick. So, we paid our regards and then he dropped me off at DS's, took DSIL home, and then came back for me. DH had 5.5 hours on the road until it was all said and done. DGD was too sick to go to school (3 hour nap and no lunch at all), but still quite amenable and fun to read stories too. We hadn't seen the grands for 3weeks, and that is way too long.
We finally broke out the bikes yesterday. 11 miles for our first ride of the season. The buffalos are back on a farm along the trail. I'm not sure why that pasture was empty last year. They aren't pretty, but they do have stage presence. Ha!
I've increased to 2 miles, still going out every other day. Going to check out the weekly exercise at my local senior center, can't hurt. I can't believe how far some of you walk, that's great!!!
Elaine/ret/INHi Ron, love to hear that you're still "at it." Two miles aren't shabby. You might enjoy the social life at the exercise class (at least we gals love our weekly yoga) here in IN.
I had some trouble getting into this site a while back, but lately it's been ok.
I am still fighting the "bulge" and going to WW as well as a tiny local weigh in group. I get to the PT place about 3 times a week and walk in the senior hall a couple of times. When I do get home, I am on the computer, for a short time, hit and miss on house cleaning, and returning phone calls. My afternoons fly by!
Today, very little exercise getting accomplished. Had breakfast/lunch out with dh and here I sit at the computer. His birthday was yesterday, so....per his request, we are having a fish fry this evening...smelt with hush puppies!
men, I remember the days of anticipation, thinking about getting a new year started! Miss them! I also take Vit D and once a week Alendronate for bones, I don't know if it is doing any good, but after bone scans...and a tendency for Osto... that's what they said to take.
I did go on a road trip with my 14 yr old dgd o...See MoreThanks, Bev! I ended up going back and reading old posts so it must have been early March when the site had issues. I think it kept saying something about the site not being secure. I know I tried every once in awhile to see if anything changed and I just let it go after so much time went by.
I did go on a road trip with my 14 yr old dgd on our mutual spring break. We had such a good time exploring a city we weren't familiar with and all it's cool attractions. We made memories together. I had to drive home in pouring rain that never let up for 8 hours. This spring has been bizarre. I think we got 8" of snow that day you got your accumulation this month. I want to get into my garden!
Our History teacher is retiring this Sunday due to illness after 23 years of teaching at our school. The faculty would like to do a skit for her. Does anyone have any great ones available on such short notice?
Now today was a "less" day--we were heading to...See More