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Hello this is Lisa Larry(?) Rance(?). Thank you so much for being here to substitute for me today. You were on my website now and if you look around or actually a couple of things that you can do with that(?) class but(?) you could find(?) on the website. The first thing you do is you can start off the(?) class. By letting them here(?) up podcast that I have recorded. If you go under the resources section of my website you will see the very top podcast for a substitute teacher. This will be best done for my classes second grade and under the mat. Pre-kindergarten kindergarten first and second grade classes. If you click on the link there and you will hear a podcast that you can play which will go over some of the ways that I start class.

Yes my name is David and I'm one of the things I want to share about my school community is that we are a ___ school and been ___ school have several different challenges because of the demographics and also the lack of preparation that all boys and girls come to kindergarten with. So one of the things that we try is provide opportunities for them. As ___ we try to do a lot of ___ so that we can kinda help them be better prepare for school and for successing(?) school.

The student that I would like to talk about was the student that I had for three years in a row as an ESL student. I had her for second grade third grade and fourth grade and the truth of the matter is she really wasn't an English language learner, but she could not test out of the English language learners exam because she has multiple special education issues that were preventing her from testing out of ESL. More specifically she was part deaf and also visually impaired and because of those things she had a very slow start in kindergarten which she repeated twice and by the time she came to me she could barely read and barely write. So I'm thinking blended learning to support this type of student would have been really good for her because she was able to have text read aloud to her. She would've been able to zoom in to see the text bigger.

I love home schooling it is my passion. When I share with others that I home school my children I often get the response Oh I could never do that. This response is always surprise me because for me, educating our my children has been the most satisfying academic, and relational endeavor of my life. Understandably, the goal of any home schooling parents is provided education for their child. Before my oldest was even in kindergarten I was already trying to work out what exactly constitutes a good education. Books on educational philosophy passed through my hands as the account was curriculum for every subject and every type of learner. The whole process of crafting and educational experience for my children not only at the beginning but also every year has been exciting and instructional. I have been a studier(?) of my children's thin personality.

I believe. I believe in our elementary education system. It is a long way from perfect but it is effective. As elementary educators who take a mix of children from vastly different economic situations different cultures with various family complications. Put them together in the same classroom and teach them to the best of our ability. We take all students the ones who's parents read to them every night and the ones that never hold the book until they hit kindergarten. The students will have three square meals a day with additional snacks as wanted and the ones who eat only at school. The students who's parents have time to talk and listen to them and the ones who's tired over work parents stick them in front of the TV or by video games so that they don't have to interact with them at all. Elementary educators have all of these students in their classroom and we'll try to accommodate all of their needs in requests for literacy mathematical mastery and writing success. Do we achieve the same high results for every student unfortunately no. Do we achieve learning proportion to the child individual availability. Yes. Children are not ___.

Welcome to my class. My name is Mrs Stephanie Brooks and I am so excited to be your kindergarten teacher at Julie Burke Elementary School this year. We're gonna have such a busy year. Make sure to come meet me in person and meet the teacher and I. We were getting your personal invitation to mail any day now. If you bring your attention when you meet me I'll have a special surprise waiting for you. Check with you mom and Dad to see if they had gotten your school supply list. Don't worry if they haven't got it yet. You can be found on our school website or simply by checking the school supply list at Wal-Mart. Students need lots of pencils because you will be learning that letters can help you read and write. You'll also learn that you can draw pictures to help you in Math. Do not forget the Crayons(?). It is gonna be a rocking good time. We'll sing lots of songs to help a friend. I can't wait to meet you. Welcome to Kindergarten.

I believe that students should not be stereo type and I believe that we should treat our students the way we want our children to be treated by their teachers. I am in my eighteenth(?) year of teaching and I've taught Kindergarten first grade and grade seven through twelve. I wish that all teachers have had other teachers in their school system tell them things like just wait until you get little Johnny Brown. He is so lazy and has no manners. He has the worst attitude I had ever had to deal with. It is my belief and experience that students react to the way they're treated by their teachers. The old adage(?) that we're tracking more positive ___ is definitely true. Over the years I've taught many students that have reputation of having attitude problem being lazy being obnoxious and just being the problem child. Upon entering my classroom these students would often share this type of behavior. Sometimes they may even show up for up to a month. However

Yes I believe people accused by giving them names. Couple of cases at point. First she had take their names. Many are ashamed of them if not why would so many Junior high school kids not with their name on their papers. No matter how many times I remind them but what I do they refused to ___ in front of papers. I can give a quiz and say make sure your name is on your paper and then hand it in. It doesn't matter. I still have two or three papers in every class with no name on them. Kids don't like their names. When you're ashamed of them or they'd be putting them on the papers. I can use myself as an example for my next point. First of all my name first name is Don named after my dad. My middle name is Cliff named after well with my family and close friends I was called by my middle name and as I grew up and that's the way it still is. On the first day of school in the first grade well Kindergarten back then

Well this time I'm going to share our little auto biography about my english learning so let us talk. I was first ___ when I was only three years. My Mom send me to kindergarten. Kindergarten the usual but I start to learn the subject something like that of the 3 years old. I study in a religious bilingual school so I learn the the things that they teach that kind of things and at that time until now I have been learning english at school because in other schools I had studied all the all of them teach

Well ___ and this is my first time ___ so I'm kind of nervous. I'm going to talk about my childhood. I had an amazing childhood even though I fell of the floor a lot of times. I broke my head like twice and I open my niece too. I remembered that I went to kindergarten when I was one year and a half. I don't know why I was ___. My mom told me that I wanted to go because I always go my where my sister that they were going to school so I was like why I'm not going on there going my mom is also a principal and she ___ I could go and I went so I have my ___ teacher was Esmeralda. I remember that she was always taking care about me. One.