A3: An empowered teacher believes and fights for their own methods and philosophies. They are supported by administration and colleagues. Empowered students are supported by their educators, peers, and families. #tlap
A2: I think facilitating change for students definitely comes from allowing them the time and space to reflect. This feedback can be so helpful to teachers as they adjust methods. #tlap
A1: I am a preservice teacher studying at Siena Heights University in Adrian, MI and I would like love to see change in the way that our learning management system, Canvas is used. There is so much untapped potential for professors and students! #tlap
A4: I think what matters most in my situation is gaining as much experience in the classroom I can before I finally get my own! I also really want to discover the school culture that will work best for me and my philosophies. #MichEd
@ElaBenUr As I've progressed in my college career, I have learned that not 100% of my assignments deserve 100% of my attention/effort. When I stress less about school, enjoying getting to sub, and stay on top of all my responsibilities, I find being able to relax much easier! #MichEd
A3: I struggle with juggling taking as many substitute jobs as possible, keeping up on my studies, and being so involved on campus. I am good at time management and prioritizing though! Just need to find more time to relax #miched
A1: I would like to finish this school year strong. I have started working as a substitute teacher and I just want to experience more schools in the area and meet more teachers and students! #MichEd
A3: I only have one word: controlling. Nothing is worse than an educator thinking they should control how a student grows, learns and develops. #miched
@MrAustinA2 Creating that trust will be a huge component of my future classroom in order to make everything I do in my classroom meaningful for my students! #miched
A1: Supportive leadership makes me think of someone offering honest advice that helps lead the another in a positive direction. Not controlling. #miched
A2: One of my professors at Siena. He was a guide, encouraging, and straight-forward. He gave us the tools to learn what we needed to and taught me how to ask meaningful questions. #miched
Hi! My name is Rachel and I am a prospective teacher at Siena Heights University in Adrain, MI. On a laptop so no gif but I am feeling relaxed and chill this evening!
#miched
A2: I do not have any former students yet, but I do vividly remember the project we did in my high school physics class with building our own catapults! Was so exploratory and memorable!
#tlap