Week four: Reflection on teaching

Since this is the week most of you begin teaching your first class, please share what you are learning and thinking. What have you done in your classes to foster creativity?

Week three: A short week

How was Tuesday after the MLK holiday for you and your classes? Was it difficult to get people back on track or just business as usual?
What's occupying your time these days during school hours? What have you accomplished and what are you struggling with?

Week two: School life outside of your classroom

Have you identified any areas outside of your classroom that might effect student learning(e.g. Danielle's observation of body jumping)? Is it positive or negative? Please elaborate.

2010 student teachers

Danielle Saffer is student teaching in the Early Childhood Education program at Canyon del Oro High School with Jennifer Atteberry-Pierpont.

2010 student teachers

Christina Martinez is teaching in Culinary Arts with Elizabeth Nemeth at Sahuarita High School.

Introducing Jennifer Moore, M.S., FACS Supervisor!!

Jennifer has a masters degree from the University of Central Oklahoma in Family and Child Studies. Her undergraduate degree is from Langston University (also in Oklahoma) in Child Development.

She moved to Arizona in June, 2009 with her son who is a freshman at Cienega High School in Vail. She also has a daughter who is a college freshman.

She has been a preschool teacher, school-based social worker, college instructor ,and currently foster care program coordinator for Intermountain Services. Between her degrees, work experience and parental status, she's a great fit for our FACS Ed family. Welcome Jennifer!!

The first week of student teaching

Here's where you can list and/or discuss the highs and lows of the first week of student teaching. Come on now, we're listening!!!