Tomorrow is my visitation day at the school where I will be student teaching in January. I’m a little excited and a little apprehensive. I substitute teach and I have kids of my own, so talking in front of a classroom to 20 six year-olds doesn’t bother me. The fact that I have to spend sixteen weeks with them makes me nervous!
I have never stayed in one job for too long (most of my jobs were summer jobs, I live in a resort town) and I don’t usually like the monotony of M-F, 9-5. I guess like any college student, this will be a test of whether or not I’m ready for the real world.
Well, wish me luck and if anyone has any advice I’d appreciate it!
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The fact that you have children already will make all the difference in the world, because you are much less likely to become sidetracked or flummoxed by classroom management isues.
I wouldn't worry about becoming bored or restless after staying on the job for a while . . . it's just not possible in teaching! New challenges fly at you so fast and continuously that monotony never sets in.
I do wish you luck, but I don't think you're going to need it.
so how did it go??
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