Elementary and primary schools

teaching in keeping with your school and adding positively to its mission, whilst the highlighted committed staff and collaborative community links, are advantages to the post. Your school mission, inspiring a love of learning, is key to my philosophy of teaching and essential to all aspect of my role as an educator, whilst my nurturing, caring nature instils the essential attitudes and values needed to support and add to the Christian ethos. It is clear everyone within the school is extremely…

Rusna Sangha, and I have been told horrible things about myself that no one should ever have to hear. It started off with students. I was in kindergarten at Robert J. Burch Elementary School. We were cleaning up after a class activity when a girl came up to me. She said this: “You’re Indian, why don’t you go back to your Indian school?” At first, I thought that this is just a little girl at a young age where kids don’t really know what they are saying. The next time something like this…

in front of all the kids on the blacktop. He ran to the principal's office and cried. At that time, it was okay for a girl to do that and normal for boys to cry. In sixth grade, a girl in my year gave head to an eighth grader in the back of the school bus while playing “Truth or Dare.” She told the boys repeatedly that she did not want to do it but the boys just kept telling her to suck it up and that they weren't going…

change. It was deformed and went inwards instead of being flat. My family and I never thought it was a big deal. My brother, Connor, also had the deformity. We just thought it was odd that we both had it and nobody else in our family had it. As high school began, I started noticing symptoms. I received my first “F” on an assignment ever. I had failed the mandatory mile for my dance class. At the time I didn’t know it was a symptom. In late 2014, Connor went to his doctor for his annual physical…

Back in my preschool days I was at my house getting ready for school. I was very nervous and I also did not know english very well. I got on the bus and no one really said anything to me. As we were on are way to school I was feeling my nervousness grow more and more as we got closer to the school. When I got to school all I did was go in my class early and sat down. When the bell rang all the kids came storming in and not one of them sat next to me. I was basically sitting in a corner by…

was only nervous about making friends because I didn’t know if they would like me. The first time I met all of the girls in my grade was at the 6th grade orientation.I was still going to school in Truckee when I went to the orientation my school was having their 6th grade orientation as the Incline Middle School was having theirs. I never wanted to move when I first heard that we were going to then about a month later I was a little bit more ok with it. During the summer I was packing and…

anything else about why we had the lock down, but school was a place where I always felt safe and that was the first time that…

During my school age years, I attended Lakeview Elementary. I still go and visit the teachers and staff I had every once in awhile because they mean so much to me. Some other things I really enjoyed in school was having reading buddies, field day, and the Fridays in 5th grade when my teacher would play the guitar. At the end of the second grade, I started to get really sick with headaches, nausea, vomiting, and fatigue. Over the next few years, I saw many doctors and was diagnosed with…

Description of the School For this assignment, we were required to spend a certain amount of time observing a school within the local area. Specifically, I observed the Trinity Child Care Center, which is affiliated under the Saint Joseph’s Center. Trinity Child Care Center is located at 2013 Boulevard Avenue in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The locality of the center is set within a neighborhood that is close in proximity to the Saint Joseph’s Center. Primarily, this establishment serves children…

Fidget Blog Kaija 05.22.17 #12 A few years ago, rainbow looms were very popular at school. Then came bottle flipping. Now, many people have fidget spinners. My siblings, friends, and even random strangers I see have them. Teachers and parents have to deal with them. As much as I like fidget spinners, I think they are a distraction at school. They make some noise and can attract attention. They can even harm people. If I was a teacher, I would ban these toys. Fidget spinners are designed to…