This March, I attended a NAfME (National Association for Music Education) Music Research and Teacher Education Conference in Atlanta, GA. The conference platformed a Gender
What I Gained from My Internships
In the fall of 2017 I was fortunate enough to start two internships for my School Counseling degree. One internship was at a junior high
Remembering Jason
It was, in fact, a dark and stormy night and I was finishing up from a long day when there was a knock on my
Our Work–Study Students Shine!
The School of Education celebrated the department’s three work-study students during the month of April for Student Employment Month. As seen in the above photo
Powerful Guiding Experiences
“Teacher? Can you help me?” asks a small girl with large eyes, and a very messy multiplication worksheet. I try to recall what I just
Fostering Self-Reflection
After a confused fall semester during my sophomore year, I wanted to discover things I could pursue in the spring to connect to the community
Considering the Why
While schools have supports for students impacted by adversity, these supports have their limitations. At no fault to the school personnel, there are often needs
The One-Sentence Lesson Plan
Education is not my first career. It’s not even my second. So, while I knew I had a steep learning curve ahead of me during
What Does It Mean To Be A Student Teacher?
Here are a few popular analogies for student teaching: Being thrown in the deep end of a pool – sink or swim. A rollercoaster –
