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Student teaching journey
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The journey of student teaching and the experiences one goes through as a student teacher. Remember: you are not alone and tomorrow is a brand new day! Sending lots of love and positivity your way. Twitter: @carolinesmith88 Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caroline-smith4/support
Episodes
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Interviews part 2 use the Oreo method!!
Interviewing for a District is scary! Try to do your research and try to figure yourself out as an educator before you do that interview. You may not have all the answers but it’s important to prepare yourself so that you look and sound professional ☺️ categories to consider researching for:...
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More knowledge=well-rounded individual
So, today’s episode is super short but also talks about the importance of learning as much as you can so that you can be an effective teacher for your students. ❤️
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Classroom 📚 library
So this episode was interesting recording due to me stumbling over my words 😅 many apologies! I feel that it is important to look at your classroom library and see if the books in it accurately represent your diverse classroom.
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Be comfortable with yourself ❤️
In order to be an effective teacher we need to be comfortable with ourselves. Are you able to pinpoint what your strengths and weaknesses are? Are you also able to understand how to strengthen those weaknesses?
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Challenge accepted 😬
You are going to face new and intimidating challenges as a growing educator and it’s important to have an open mind and to be curious on how to tackle those challenges. ❤️💯
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Let them learn for heaven’s sake 😝
It’s important to teach and then it’s important to encourage for students to create their own learning experiences based off of what you just taught them. Let them be risk takers
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Action speaks louder than words 😁
It’s easy to get caught up with planning and going through the daily routines of being a teacher. But I want you to step back and really analyze your actions throughout the day. Do they tie closely to your teaching philosophy?
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Save yourself for goodness sake 🙏
Teaching also involves verbal and nonverbal communication. It’s important to be mindful of yourself and it’s important to understand how to use your energy wisely. ❤️
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Substitute teaching..say what now?
Being a substitute teacher is a rewarding experience ☺️ You are growing as an educator, stay humble and stay open to all options that help promote that professional growth❤️
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Teacher Interviews..😬😬
Interviews are the worst when you draw a complete blank and end up sitting there stuttering and sweating like you have a glandular problem! ::personal experience:: ::cough cough:: so hopefully this episode gives you some ideas on how to prepare for yours.. 😅 twitter: @carolinesmith88
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Culturally responsive teaching baby 💯
Culturally responsive teaching is a way of thinking that helps you as the teacher to teach our to those that need you the most. Culturally responsive teaching helps kids in the classroom feel safe and valued. 👏🏻👏🏻💯💯🎉
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More info on the EdTPA
More info on the EdTPA, I’m all over the place but I’m hoping that you get the gist of what is expected to be successful in this assessment. Thanks for bearing with me 😅
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Relationships within the classroom..am I your friend?
It’s so important to establish a positive relationship with your students. But it’s also important to draw that line between teacher and “I’m your friend”. What you want to build is trust between you and your students so that they can move from being dependent learners to independent learners....
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To be or not to be..that is the question
Mock interviews are intimidating but also extremely helpful for you to learn from. Two important things to remember when you are being interviewed is: be yourself (don’t be your mentor teacher he/she already has a job!) and use the Oreo strategy. The cookie is your belief (teaching philosophy)…
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Any last thoughts?
It is the end of student teaching! I have completed this part of my journey to becoming a teacher! In this episode I give some helpful tips and advice on what to expect as a student teacher.
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Classroom management..ooh haha
So this is a struggle for all student teachers. I talk about call and response and how important it is to establish yourself as an authoritative figure in the classroom. Super important! 😬☺️
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Special enough to be a specialist?
Can you see yourself as a specialist working with special needs or EL students? Or can you see yourself steering your own ship everyday?
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The EdTPA..aaahh!!
The EdTPA is an assessment that is required to get a teaching certificate. I’m so happy that I passed!!! This episode will give you some tips on how to make the experience easier for you friends❤️
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The very ugly side of student teaching 😬
Student teaching has its joys and then there are days even weeks where all joy is lost and is instead replaced with depression and anxiety! But do not fear! It will pass my friends ❤️ you made it this far! You can make it even further
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Beautiful thing is..you are their voice of reason
ELL and special needs students need your help and attention just like the rest of their peers need your help. You are their voice of reason, don’t be intimidated 😊
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Brain fog oh my!
Dear heavens brain fog? As if we need any more problems to deal with right? Brain fog is real and it is a nuisance to have! My remedy is to start pampering yourself, put your health first. Prioritize your tasks and make sure that your health is always number one ❤️
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Consistency in the classroom
Consistency in the classroom is the foundation for a successful learning environment! Students need to know what to expect in order for a positive learning environment to happen
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Letting go all that no longer serves you in the classroom
There are so many things that we face and have to deal with in the classroom! So it’s smart and so beneficial to think about all that you deal with and start letting go of the things that no longer serve you in the classroom. Students need to be independent and responsible and the more you help...
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Planning your lessons
It’s important to consider every possible factor when you plan out your lessons. How will your students learn? How will you help them make the connection to the material?
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First month of student teaching
It’s the first month of student teaching, you are probably feeling nervous and also excited! This episode will give you tips on how to make that first month count and last your entire teaching career!
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Meeting your CT or mentor teacher for the first time and how to prepare yourself
It’s important to be professional when you meet your CT or mentor teacher for the first time. Prepare yourself, take notes and be yourself
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Embrace feeling burnt out for student teachers
This episode is all about feeling burnt out as a student teacher and how to embrace it
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Introduction to student teaching
This is my very first podcast! I’m so excited to be able to share the life of student teaching and the experiences one goes through. I touch on it a bit in this episode but will touch on it more in the next episode. Thanks for listening! ❤️ side note: please excuse the breathing sound in my...
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The journey of student teaching and the experiences one goes through as a student teacher. Remember: you are not alone and tomorrow is a brand new day! Sending lots of love and positivity your way. Twitter: @carolinesmith88 Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/caroline-smith4/support
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