WoooooooooooooooooooooHooooooooooooo! *singing* “schools out
for the summer” #boom
Okay, I know it has
been a minute since I have blogged and I want to apologize. Hopefully when my life comes to a calm and I
am able to establish a steady routine (repeated discipline) I will be able to
blog at least every two weeks. I am projecting this to be a reality by September. I have so many new ideas and concepts to
share with you all. I did look at my
stats and views and must say I am impressed. Thanks for sharing my blog with others and
coming back to view. You are
appreciated! Again if there is any
material on my blog that you need please feel free to email me, I am here to
help.
As you all know this
past school year I was moved from my special education classroom to a regular
education classroom. I am pleased to
report that it was a success and a wonderful experience. I witnessed a major transformation in my
students in both academics and behavior; despite the trials and tribulations we
experience as educators, situations like this make it all worth it. Knowing you made a positive impact and
influence on a young mind is priceless.
I salute all my fellow educators! Remember, my fellow educators that our
real boss=students. I hope the
implementation of Compass and Common Core did not discourage you or make you
feel worthless or unappreciated; if it did I send you hugs and advise you to
look at your students and their achievements.
My students did great or their state test. I had students who had a history of USAT, receive
Basic, students who would only get Mastery in ELA & Math, receive it in
Science as well or Social Studies, and even go from a Basic in Science to an Advance. Also, watching previous Mastery students get
an Advance was tear jerking. Needless to say my students did better than their
predecessors despite being an entire nine weeks behind and encountering a
series of transitions. *Pops Collar* J
I
only had one UNSAT in Math!!!!! My
tigers rocked that test and showed out in the content of fractions! I myself also
grew and learned so much from this experience.
UNPLEASANT CIRCUMSTANCE PORTENDS GREAT GOOD. I never
thought I would say this, but I am so grateful to have taught such wonderful,
dynamic students. I sacrificed a lot of
myself and had many long nights, but it was worth it. This was indeed a year to remember!!!! One
more thing before I go-> I was awarded for all my hard work. I do not care what anyone says, it does feel
good to be valued.
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