School Of Animals Research Paper

From watching old videos and listening to my mother’s stories, I realized education would always be a big part of my life. Being a young one, I was always eager to learn, but I was also eager to teach. I would set up all my stuffed animals in little chairs and pretend I am teaching my own class. Let’s say I called it “The School of Animals”. I would make up my own lesson plans, pretend to take attendance, and actually teach the animals. My mother did not enjoy me writing on the mirrors, imagining it to be a dry erase board. As soon as my parents were eligible to put me into preschool they did for fulltime. I was so excited to go every day. In my distract, our school started at Kindergarten and went all the way to either grade. I enjoyed being able to get familiarized with my school more and more each year. It helped me get comfortable with the staff and the area. My favorite grades were first and third. I adored my teachers and everything they …show more content…
I believe I knew from “The School of Animals” that I wanted to become a teacher. High school showed me that I did not want to become a high school teacher. Young adults were not my portae. High school taught me a lot about myself more than education I believe. I lost and grew very important friends. I gained self-efficacy and self-concept. I learned time management and how to handle school and a job. Above I stated how I was always an A and B student but there was one year when I was slacking and my grades showed it. My father went to jail for my whole junior year. He missed my getting my driver’s license and my first prom. I had so much wait on me to help my little sister and help my mom that I forgot about school work. When my father got out of jail and saw my grades failing he pushed me to do better and to worry about myself. He influenced me to stay on track and stay in school as long as I