From Dordt
School is getting into full swing here at Dordt. I think this is the first semester in my college career that I've looked forward to all of my classes:)
It's strange not seeing your faces around campus. I keep expecting to bump into you in the hallways or the library, and then I remember: they're student teaching! They're practically professional teachers! And I can't wait to join you . . .
Some news in the Perkins household that will affect my own student teaching experience: Dan accepted the offer to attend Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, where he'll get his Masters of Environmental Science. So we'll be living in a town half the size of Sioux Center, but we'll be only an hour north of Indianapolis and 20 minutes from a town the size of Sioux Falls. I don't know where I'll be student teaching yet, but apparently there's quite a few small schools in the immediate area. I'm looking forward to answering that question we practiced in Methods, "I'm going to be a farmer - why do I have to read Shakespeare?"
I'm looking forward to hearing stories from your student teaching experience and also receiving some advice for the future. Hope you are all well.
It's strange not seeing your faces around campus. I keep expecting to bump into you in the hallways or the library, and then I remember: they're student teaching! They're practically professional teachers! And I can't wait to join you . . .
Some news in the Perkins household that will affect my own student teaching experience: Dan accepted the offer to attend Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, where he'll get his Masters of Environmental Science. So we'll be living in a town half the size of Sioux Center, but we'll be only an hour north of Indianapolis and 20 minutes from a town the size of Sioux Falls. I don't know where I'll be student teaching yet, but apparently there's quite a few small schools in the immediate area. I'm looking forward to answering that question we practiced in Methods, "I'm going to be a farmer - why do I have to read Shakespeare?"
I'm looking forward to hearing stories from your student teaching experience and also receiving some advice for the future. Hope you are all well.
posted by Jewels at 9:50 PM
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I miss you guys too...it's hard to have to get used to a whole new system, a whole new group of teachers, a whole new group of students. I have to learn over 150 people's names! I find myself wishing I could be a student again (sort of)--it's more comfortable.
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