Week 8 Blog: Time Well Spent
Carrie
Bell
1. One of the most important
things that have learned from this course is dedication and hard work will and
can pay off. I will apply this lesson to my everyday life when working with
children and families. Always give children and families one hundred percent of
me as an early educator; for they will reap the benefits in their future. When
parents know that you hold their child’s best interest to heart than you are
opening up a door for productive parent and teacher relationships to be build.
Walden University has given me the tools to be that great educator for children
and families.
2.
Another deeply felt learning that I will take with me from this program is to
build a CoP to better the lives of children and families. With all the
information that I have learned from this course about creating a CoP that will
serve children and families in my community; I understand the importance of
creating and building a CoP with the help of others who have the same passion
as me. When educators offer children and families a CoP that they will benefit
from, only gives them hope for a better tomorrow.
3.
My last deeply felt learning would be the overall perception of the program. I
have had great instructors and colleagues throughout my journey at Walden, who
I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to learn and grow from. I believe that
you are never too old to learn from others, and I will take this on with me
throughout my career. I’m the first generation out of my family to go to
college and obtain a degree, and I’m also the only child out of my siblings to
receive a Master’s. This is a great accomplishment for me and a true example to
others. If you believe than you can truly achieve. Walden inspired me to set
goals for myself and work hard to achieve those goals and I’m forever grateful
to Walden University for that.
My
long-term goal is to continue to be the best educator that I can possibly be to
children and families. I want to leave a legacy behind that I was an educator
that went over and beyond to help change the lives of children and families
from all walks of life.
Farewell
to Dr. Davis for you have inspired, encouraged and motivated me to be a
productive writer and student. You also help me to think outside the box as an
educator who’s building a productive CoP, and I thank you so very much for
that. Your compassion as an Instructor has been very rewarding to me as an
educator who’s striving to be a great teacher, and remodel to children. I will
never forget you Dr. Teri Davis; for you have help me to understand that
anything worth having is worth working hard for. I wish you and your family
nothing but peace, love and happiness that life has to offer. It is
Instructor’s as yourself that make the courses worthwhile.
Farewell
my fellow Colleagues; for I know that you all we do well in your careers and
with building your CoP. Anyone who has a deep compassion for children and
families says a lot about one’s character. I wish everyone the best in their
future journey and remember to keep up the good work; for we still have much
work to do.
Quotes
God Bless our Teachers; for they
take a hand, open a mind, and touch a heart
-Unknown Author
A good teacher can inspire hope, ignite the
imagination, and instill a love of learning
-Brad Henry.
-Brad Henry.
References
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