Monthly Archives: September 2018

Welcome to the e-portfolio of Seraphina Marino! Learn about her experiences and adventures as she navigates through college life at Longwood University.

Hello, This blog is being used to show the text set that could be used in a history class with the unit of Reconstruction. The SOL that it goes along with is Vus. 7d- Evaluating postwar Reconstruction plans presented by … Continue reading →

Hello and happy blogging! My name is Anna Lucas and I’m a first-year elementary school teacher in a public school setting. I hope that I am able to reach a variety of readers such as educators, fellow teachers, and employers.

Students are the future and as of now, they are lacking in creativity and hope in the education system. We as teachers have the ability to change all of this. Adding creativity and originality to class lesson plans can increase … Continue reading →

I chose to do Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” for my read-aloud.

As a future teacher, especially one who plans on teaching writing and literature, I know that there’s going to be a lot of reading aloud in my future! Here, I’d like to read to you an excerpt from the first … Continue reading →

    Teachers often forget that students have a life outside of the classroom. Teachers can be quick to deem a student unteachable, impossible, deviant, or troublesome, but those are the ones that never stop to think about students might … Continue reading →

Audio:  In this audio I am reading a short excerpt of “The Outsiders” by S.E. Hinton. I read this book in my 8th English class and I absolutely loved it! The narrator of this story is a 14 year old … Continue reading →

I have become an expert in Liberal Studies, education major I’m studying at Longwood University.  For the last three years, I have taken education classes. I have taken classes on how to teach math and literacy to elementary students. I … Continue reading →

As a senior, I feel like I am slowly becoming an expert in teaching. Teaching is something that, in my opinion, is hard to become an expert in. Education is something that is changing all the time. While at Longwood, … Continue reading →