What About EDM 310?
I have heard all kinds of scary things about EDM 310. Things like it will take all of your time, and the work is difficult. Well, all of that made me very nervous. As I have previously said in my practice blog, I am a mother of two and extra time is not something I get much of. I have to be very organized and stay on task at all times. My greatest fear is that I will not understand some of the assignments. I am a person who needs assignments clear and detailed. I am also an overachiever and like my computer and all my work to be clean and organized. Messy isn't acceptable for me. So far all of the classes I have taken at South Alabama have been very different than my other schools. At South we must know how or learn how to do most everything on our own. The small schools I have previously attended were like a helpful community. We are very fortunate to have lab assistants and a teacher that is willing to answer the phone for this class just incase I need my clear instructions. Thursday, May 28, 2015
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
Practice Blog Post
Amber
Nelson
Practice
Blog Post
Outline
and Paragraphs
I.
Amber Nelson
a. About
me
i. Baldwin
County/ Summerdale
ii. Mother
of two
iii. Substitute
teacher/volunteer
iv. Husband
b. Interest
i. Music
ii. Photography
iii. Antiques/
old houses
iv. Line
dancing and spending time with family
c. School
i. Faulkner
State Community College
ii. Junior
at South Alabama/ Elementary Ed
iii. 10
years, ready to begin working
II.
Educator
a. Why?
i. Love
children
ii. Help
children
iii. Provide
opportunities
iv. Ready
for life
b. Work
i. Skills/
academics
ii. Technology
iii. Instructions
iv. Build
confidence, provide opportunities
v. Find
strengths of different students
III.
Other facts
a. Passions
i. My
own children, family
ii. Helping
others
iii. Be
the best
b. Do
best and do better
i. Helping
wherever needed
ii. Taking
care of family and friends
iii. Organized
iv. I
stress best, but need to try and not worry and stress!
My
name is Amber Nelson, and I am a junior at the University of South
Alabama. I live in Summerdale, Alabama,
which is located in Baldwin County. I am
a wife and a mother of two. My children
are four and six years old. Along with
my schoolwork, I stay very busy taking care of my family. I enjoy taking care of them and others around
me. I feel that if I have helped others,
I am doing what I need to do to be happy.
I have always considered myself a hard worker, with very good organizational
skills. I always try my best on every
task I take on. Having children puts
things in a very different perspective, and parents must find time and take
organization very serious. I often worry
and stress too much. That is something I would like to improve on. I enjoy anything that involves music and
dance, especially line dancing. My
family and I will get together just to learn new line dances. I also enjoy taking and looking at photos, I
think that our land is beautiful. Seeing
nature and all of its beauty adds peace and calming to my life. I also love antiques and touring old homes,
it is amazing what people can create when they put skill and time into it.
I started college in 2005 at Faulkner State Community College, seeking a degree in Agriscience Education. A year in, my life took a different turn, I married and had my two beautiful children. I am happy and sad for the time I took off. Sad that I am still not finished with my studies, but happy that my life plan changed and steered me toward a new goal that has a deeper meaning to me. I started back at Faulkner in the summer of 2014 majoring in Elementary Education. I received an Associate Degree and transferred to South in the spring of 2015. By the time I graduate I plan to be certified in K-6 Elementary Education and Early Childhood. I am extremely ready to be done with school, and be out in the field that I love. Teaching is something I have always wanted to do. I love school and think it is very important to provide endless opportunities to all children. Teaching isn’t just about the academics you instill in students, but also about the life skills you teach them. It is important that children grow academically, but also that they grow socially, emotionally, and are able to function in everyday society. I strive to be the teacher that provides the best of everything I can to my students, in hopes that they will live the best life possible.
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
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