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Although I obviously don’t remember this milestone, I still have a collection of books my parents read to me as an infant.
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I read, Are you my Mother? by P.D. Eastman in kindergarten. It was an “aha” moment where the letters on the page amazingly turned into words I could read.
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I truly disliked having to memorize portions of Shakespeare plays and reciting them in front of my class in 10th grade. I was so worried about memorizing that I lost the ability to analyze the deeper meaning of Shakespeare’s writing.
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I spent 3 1/2 years of my life immersed in reading and writing activities. My love of reading grew during my undergraduate studies.
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I seriously could be a professional student. An undergraduate degree wasn’t enough to fill my thirst for learning. Going into my graduate program, I was terrified of all of the papers and projects I would have to complete. It turns out, if you are passionate about a subject and have lots of choices in topics, writing isn’t so terrible.
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I was miserable working in the market research industry. I took a giant leap to completely change my career trajectory.
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I was thrilled to share my love for reading with my daughter.
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I was trained and used the Sequential English Education (structured, multi-sensory) curriculum working with middle school students at the Shelton School in Dallas, TX.
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My 4 1/2 year old daughter is excited to share her knowledge of letter - sound relationships.
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I’m not sure where my teaching career will take me next. My youngest daughter will be starting kindergarten this coming school year. If all goes well, I would like to start working part - time in a school either as a paraprofessional or substitute teacher.
