Kindergarten

behind steam covered glass and water. This painter is Alyssa Monks When she was little she started painting with oils at 8 years of age maybe younger. She loved to paint from the beginning taking art and oil painting classes when she was in kindergarten. By the time she was 13 she knew this is what she wanted and it was her path. Her family tried to convince her that it’s not something she should do but, by 17 she was completely committed and fighting hard to be an artist ( “ Interview with…

The number of students at private universities has doubled since 2012, and in public universities it has increased by 15 percent. This increase in private education shows that the more privileged students are gaining access to a higher education. As mentioned earlier, public university is not free; this in turn makes it harder for those without money to achieve higher education. This comes to no surprise since Peru has one of the highest income inequalities in the world, which only magnifies…

My experience at Dimmick was always fun. There aren’t that many words that I could use to describe it and because I was here from Kindergarten through eighth grade, it makes it even harder to be able to describe how incredible the school is. I remember when I was done with preschool and my mom asked me whether I wanted to go Kindergarten at the same place as my preschool or go to Dimmick. I decided to move onto Dimmick, which was an amazing decision that I am glad I made. Some of the lessons…

Developmental Appropriate Practice means teaching young children in ways that meet children where they are, as individuals and as a group and help each child reach challenging and achievable goals that contribute to his or her ongoing development and learning (Copple, Bredekamp, Koralek and Charner, 2014). Generalization Teachers must identify goals for the children. The teachers must set skills that the children can achieve. With these set goals, it will help the teacher understand what to…

my family. They helped us with funds in times of need. Furthermore, I spent majority of my childhood either at their affiliated kindergarten or summer camp. Seeing how they assisted families in need, it inspired me to devote my own time into helping them continue managing their organization. Firstly, I continuously (starting at the age of 12) came to the JRCC kindergarten and volunteered to feed toddlers, ensure kids’ safety, entertain them and organize activities. I worked with kids aged 1…

Why did you choose this problem but not the others? The third problem on the sheet which was about kindergarten teaches who prepare a program to teach all the children from different cultures how to behave properly. We choose this problem because we believe that mentally strong individuals should be grown in their very young ages. If we can find a solution, we are more likely to solve a bunch of problems that we face in education system. Also, well educated individuals who receive their…

I am inquisitive, but it is not simply the conventional I-ask-a-lot-of-questions type of inquisitiveness. Emphatically, I am endlessly curious, inherently agog to searching and discovering. However, time and time again has proven my intuition to be dangerously curious. Trust me when I say this: I am a daredevil, bad-to-the-bone, with no fear of pioneering my own path to acquire more knowledge and satiating my hunger for erudition. Even through situations that would now prove too juvenile to…

The Most Memorable First Day in College When we were children, we enjoyed our first day in kindergarten. I am not sure, but my mom told me how excited I was in my first day in kindergarten. Some child they don´t like the idea to go to school though, I was just motivated to start this new chapter in my life. First day in high school, it was scary; I changed to a new school, new friends and another beginning. Nevertheless, nothing compares with my first day in College; it was my craziest and tired…

I walked in Mrs. Turner’s Kindergarten class today is my last day observing this classroom. Mrs. Turner was going over the words sentences that the students formed the last time I observed which was on Monday about what they liked to do with their families. The students are sitting on the carpet; she had to tell the students to behave on the carpet. Mrs. Turner is handled each student a dry erase board where she wrote a word from part of the sentence on it. She split the class in half having…

alien. My hair looked ‘different’ from the rest of the girls, for the sole reason that I am a Sikh girl. As Sikhs, we believe in not cutting our hair, which seemed quite odd to the girls at my school. My identity was treated as a misfortune in my kindergarten class, but those girls didn’t know that I would become the person I am today. That day was disheartening to my dream of becoming someone significant, but those few moments of complete nightmare created my motivation…