Remote learning has been a challenge. Creating opportunities to see the students has been vital for overcoming some of the challenges and has been essential for the students social well-being. Things like this also gives the teacher’s motivation to continue 🤗 Can’t wait!
BOOK WEEK 📚 This was my first experience with book week and it was amazing! I had so much fun seeing the students dress up and finding out what their favourite books were. #BookWeek2020
Today I said goodbye to my amazing Kindys after six weeks of prac! I also say goodbye to my preservice teacher title and officially become a teacher ��� I can’t wait to teach full time at OLOR Kellyville #bringonterm3#ACUedu_p
With schools closed, building positive teacher-student relationships is even more important but also more challenging. How are you continuing to build relationships with your students?
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My first placement visit was so exciting! The kindy teaching team were all so nice and eager to see me succeed. I can’t wait to work with them during the block 🙌🏻 #ACUedu_p
To conclude the EDFD462 unit, today I had the opportunity to express my thoughts around my future in the teaching profession and I am very appreciative of time and effort that our tutors have put in for us in this unit. I am thankful for all the help and advice! #acuedu_p
It’s hard to adapt to change, and it’s easy to point out the negatives. All the same, it’s great to see that remote learning is successful for a lot of students #ACUedu_p#remotelearning
“It’s been awesome to see some of my kids finally find their niche in education.”
—Holli Ross, a high school teacher, who, like other teachers, has found a handful of students are doing better with remote learning than they did in the classroom
https://t.co/dDjQ5sdAPq
As a beginning teacher I’m sure a lot of us think about the left side (lies), ignoring the right side (truths). It’s important to take a step back and tell ourselves the right side - no one knows everything and I am enough. #acuedu_p