Author Archives: Rebecca Istre

Introduction to the Teaching Profession

Going into this class, I already had an idea on what it would be like. I had a feeling that this class would parallel the class I took in high school. In some aspects I was correct, but others I … Continue reading

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Principles of Macroeconomics

Upon entering this course, I expected it to be similar to the Microeconomics course I had taken a semester prior. As I make it well-known, I am not an economics major or minor. I could honestly not care for any … Continue reading

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Choral Ensemble- Chamber Singers

In high school, I had to stop taking choir due to not having time for it. When I came to college, I was happy to find out that I could participate in something, I used to love, again. I could … Continue reading

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Honors: Human Growth and Development

Studying this course, it was similar to psychology, but it focused more on the development aspect. As an honors course, I expected a lot of work and more responsibility, and I was not disappointed. Over the course of the semester, … Continue reading

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Introduction to Psychology

From taking psychology in high school, I figured a lot of the information would parallel with each other. Some of the information did, but most of the information was completely new. I spent a lot of time studying for this … Continue reading

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Principles of Microeconomics

When I was signing up for classes, I was not thrilled that this was one I had to take. I chose to be a history teacher to avoid all things math. However, I would have to take it at some … Continue reading

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US History: Colonial Period-1877

When beginning this course, I had a good idea about how it would go. From taking the other section first, I figured it would be the same style, just different information. As I concluded, I was pretty much spot on. … Continue reading

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US History: 1877-Modern Times

When starting college, I was not expecting to be assigned a group project. I assumed it would all be individual work. The experience was something typical. We got together and discussed each person’s role in the project. The meeting went … Continue reading

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Sociology in Practice

Before this class, I had never heard of sociology. Once I heard some of the elements of sociology, it made me think of psychology. Already I was interested in understanding why people do what they do. Sociology is so important … Continue reading

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Honors: Music Appreciation

When I noticed I was signed up for a music class, I was fairly excited about it. I loved classical music and so I was looking forward to the course. When taking this course, I found that it was my … Continue reading

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