My name is Emma Butler and I am currently a student at William Penn University. I'm majoring in elementary education, with a focus on special education and art!
A4: My ideal grade level is somewhere between 3rd - 5th grade. I’m hoping I can find a teaching job in Ames since that is where my family is now! I want to inspire the future! #WmPennEdChat
A3: When I first came in as a freshman to William Penn, I was nervous about all the “things” I would be learning leading up to student teaching and the Praxis II. I am now a confident junior! #WmPennEdChat
A2: My biggest concern for student teaching is when I have a “freak out” moment and forget what I am doing. What I’m most excited for is continuing to build relationships with my students and the staff! #WmPennEdChat
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@robb_beane What is your stance on putting pictures of pets on your professional webpage? I wanted it to be inviting for smaller kids because I’m an elementary major. I also want to keep the professionalism. Thoughts? #WmPennEd
I found this article interesting on hybrid learning. In my Ed classes we've talked about "How do we teach self direction with online classes?" It was something to think about. This article gives a lot of great information about hybrid learning. #WmPennEd
https://t.co/8cXUpDrirT
@msmaddyreed For the remote friendly assignment I would have students go on a web quest. Let them pick out artists from a spreadsheet they find interesting. Have them learn about the artist from multiple sources. Come back the next day and open the lesson with what findings we discovered.
@msmaddyreed I would also be checking in on the students with a learning disability a little more closely to make sure they understand the discussion topic or to answer questions they might have.