I am thoroughly excited for this class. I am really excited that Dr. Duncan is allowing us to choose 50% of our grade because that means I have more control over my grade. I also really like the activities we get to choose from. I really like blogging so I know I will enjoy this part of the 50%. I also am excited to do the current events part so that I am made to pay attention to the news. I think everyone should stay current on what is going on in the world. Another part I am excited about is the museum, because this is just an opportunity for me to go and get graded on such a fun experience. We have such a wonderful museum right down the road from where I live. I have to admit that I might have been a little overwhelmed when I found out all of the things I had to do because I have a million other things I have to do being a senior. I just always worry about getting my work done on time and then I always manage to get it done. I'm trying not to worry as much this semester though and realize that I will get everything done. I just can't do everything all at once. I was also a little anxious about the midterm and knowing where all the states and capitals are because I know that I struggle with geography. I didn't really have much geography in school and it seems like we mainly needed to know about North Carolina. Other than a couple of anxieties, I am really excited for this class and know it will be great!
My goals as a learner of social studies are to learn more about geography and also how to teach my students better. I have always liked history and learning about different cultures so I believe I will really enjoy this class. I hope I will gain enough knowledge to be able to effectively teach social studies to my students. I am very excited for this class and think it will be very beneficial knowledge for my elementary classroom!
Friday, August 20, 2010
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Yay! Glad you're blogging again and excited about our course. I think there will be a lot of learning happening in 006 Ledford this semester! Don't stress yourself out, but rather enjoy this new challenge and the process it involves. Glad you liked history in the past and are ready to learn more!
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