Monthly Archives: December 2018

Teaching is one of the most important professions in the world, yet, it is underrated. More specifically, the topic that sparks teacher conversations is professionals in the field being underpaid. Ever since I started my degree towards becoming a teacher, … Continue reading →

I have a deep background in childhood education. It began with a two-year academy program at Chantilly high school called “early education”. Here I developed lesson plans and gain teaching experience. This exposure leads me to choose a career in … Continue reading →

There are so many things to include when you want to get a job as a teacher. Each piece needs to fit together, and really showcase what you are capable of. The first thing to include is a Cover Letter. … Continue reading →

Title: Witness Author: Karen Hesse Grade: 7th-8th Age: 12-14 Classroom use: -introduction to verse novels -ways to incorporate multiple characters into literature in a unique way -importance of expressing characters personalities within literature -demonstrating character perspectives & their interpretations within … Continue reading →

Hi, my name is Sofia, and I am currently a senior in the Cormier Honors College here at Longwood University completing my Professional Semester of Student Teaching. I am an Elementary & Middle School Education major with a concentration in … Continue reading →

My name is Mariah Strock, and I am a student in English 400-16: Active Citizenship-An Advanced Writing Seminar. I am a Bachelor of Social Work candidate, with an expected graduation in May 2019 from Longwood University in Farmville, VA. I … Continue reading →

Writing is something that some people enjoy while others do not. From experience, if most people do not like to write, it is because of the way they have been graded in the past or because they didn’t have choice … Continue reading →