Author Archives: Gabrielle Winters

About Gabrielle Winters

I am a Longwood University senior. I am 3 weeks from finishing my partnership semester. I will begin student teaching in January 2018 and graduate in May 2018. This blog contains work from my first year of education content through my last year of education content. I will be sharing tips, ideas, stories, and everything else that comes with being a student teacher. I will be continuing this blog as I enter my first year of teaching. I plan to share my experiences in the hopes that I can shed some light on the experiences of student teachers and first year teachers. Please contact me with any questions, tips, concerns, or anything you'd like featured on my blog. Thank you for reading!

A New Era Begins

It has been some time since my last post. In that time I have been researching many ways to engage and interest students, as well as methods of being the best educator I can be. I have researched many ways … Continue reading

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A teacher?! But why?

So. The big question. Why do you want to teach? Well, the answer isn’t as simple as people want it to be. I will still give the simple answer I have devised after trial and error. This answer I have … Continue reading

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Education 360 Conference

Saturday morning, November 4, 2016 I get up at the ungodly hour of 7:30 am on A SATURDAY to attend an education conference required for class. I begrudgingly get ready for the day and and grab a water bottle as … Continue reading

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Classroom Drama

Including Shakespeare in the classroom is essential. Shakespeare, and drama itself, can be used to teach many aspects of English. Shakespeare and drama can be used to teach diversity, language varieties, writing styles, reading, oral abilities, and much more. It … Continue reading

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Same Ol’e, Same Ol’e

First, I think it is important we are on the same page as to what “diverse” and “social justice” mean, and what “diverse learners” are. “Diverse” means to be different from each other. “Diverse learners” are students who are different … Continue reading

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Rags to Riches

Commented on: Haley & Taylor’s blogs I was lucky enough to grow up with a father who was willing to be the sole provider for my family, and a mother who was willing to stay home to spend her days … Continue reading

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