Designed by: Erin Hall
Welcome
to "The Wild Side" of Education! Let me begin by introducing myself. I
am Erin Hall. I am nineteen years old and I am a junior in college. I
attend Valdosta State University,
majoring in Early Childhood Education in the Early Childhood & Special
Education Department. I grew up in Thomasville, GA which is about
forty minutes west of Valdosta. I would absolutely love to graduate
from Valdosta State University
and move back to Thomas County and work in the school system there. I
love children and I think I can make a positive impact on their lives.
I know how much I loved growing up in the Thomas County School System
and it has always been a dream of mine to become a teacher and work in
the place where I grew up. I want my future children to be as blessed
and lucky as I was to grow up in such a wonderful learning environment!
At Valdosta State University, I am active
in the Baptist Collegiate Ministries.
I love the new friends I've made by participating in different activies
they hold like Impact, Fall Conference, and the International's ski
trip. I also like to be physically active. I took dance for eleven years in Thomasville
before graduating and moving to Valdosta. I'm not as active with dance
anymore because there isn't enough time in the day, but I still love it
and have a great passion for it! I would even like to teach it as an
after school job or activity when I become a teacher.
As a teacher, you need resources in order to stay creative and knowledgeable in your teaching. There are many different websites in which teachers can visit, study and implement ideas into their classroom to keep things fresh. The Georgia Department of Education website is a wonderful tool teachers can use to research standards and even lesson plans! Another great page for teachers to visit would be the National Center for Early Development and Learning website. You can read news, see research and even visit other sites!
As a teacher, you need resources in order to stay creative and knowledgeable in your teaching. There are many different websites in which teachers can visit, study and implement ideas into their classroom to keep things fresh. The Georgia Department of Education website is a wonderful tool teachers can use to research standards and even lesson plans! Another great page for teachers to visit would be the National Center for Early Development and Learning website. You can read news, see research and even visit other sites!
 Student Resources |
 Ways I can Integrate Technology |
 LiveText Portfolio |
Topic Mini-Research Website |
 Topic Mini-Research Lesson Plan |
 E-Book Lesson Website |
 E-Book Lesson Plan |
 Classroom Website for Student Teaching |
 Educational Activities Website for Student Teaching |
