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I’ve completed the first three parts of the pre-institute reading. Personally, it was not super helpful.
I think it will be super helpful to those who have never been exposed to any women studies ideas and find that facts are the best argument and motivator to change. Or those who have role models.
I’ve never had a role model. No seriously. I never looked up to anyone when I was young and wanted to be like them. Thinking about this the past few days made me wonder why. I never admired anyone the way people talk about the role models they had. I had examples of strong young adults: Boxcar Children, Nancy Drew, The Hardy Boys, Babysitter Club, and The American Girl Doll’s Books. And I think that made me believe in myself and hold myself to an unrealistic high standard. I never judged myself against others really.
This I…
Every year before institute, TFA hands out homework. Last year, I received a 5 lbs box with all of the material printed in a specialize book, a workbook, a Teaching As Leadership book, and a CD with stories on it. Most of the material in the book (mostly copies from other books) was how to…
read more »When I heard I was placed in high school social studies, I always hoped I would be able to teach AP classes. Those were some of the most challenging classes I had in high school, and the lessons I learned in there were truely life lessons. My first year of AP classes taught me time…
read more »So, we have had to apply to Duval County using their online app, and I have some comments to make about it. We found out on Monday the 28th (or rather I would have had I not slept through my alarm to wake up at 12:30 am for the meeting at 1 am on Tuesday…
read more »Hey gang! I used to post on here under when I was going to be a corps member from 2011 in the Rio Grande Valley, but then I got a Fulbright to Macedonia and was able to defer my TFA placement until this year. I waited and waited and counted down the days until I…
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