Tuesday, September 18, 2012
New Blog Websites Posted
Please be sure to check out our updated blog list to the right for students doing their southern internships in the Fall of 2012. We are so excited to see their education at Ashland University come to life in their classrooms hundreds of miles away from campus!
Friday, February 17, 2012
New Intership Blog Links
There are new blog links of our current students documenting their experiences with their internships! Check out their posts capturing what they are doing on their adventure!
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
New Student Intern Blog Links
Last week, more of our Ashland University students traveled down to the south to complete the second half of their internships. Brazil, Florida, and South Carolina are all locations that our student interns have chosen as part of their internship experiences. We have updated our blog links on the side of our blog with these interns' blogs! Be sure to check them out as they embark on their new adventures in teaching.
Some of our interns have wrapped up their southern experiences and are now back in Ohio completing the rest of their internships. We wish you all the best of luck as you finish the rest of your semester!
Some of our interns have wrapped up their southern experiences and are now back in Ohio completing the rest of their internships. We wish you all the best of luck as you finish the rest of your semester!
Sunday, October 2, 2011
Student Intern Spotlight: Sarah Crowley
This week, we travel to Charleston, South Carolina, where we meet Sarah Crowley.
Sarah is an early childhood major, completing her student teaching in a first grade classroom. Her weekly blog updates are full of enthusiasm for teaching, as well as the adjustments that she has had to make in her transition from Ohio to South Carolina. One such adjustment is the class sizes, which is about 16-17 students per classroom. She says of this difference: I could honestly get used to the smaller class sizes, as it allows for teachers to have more one-on-one teaching time! I am also able to do so many more activities with the students, due to the smaller numbers.
This week's update from her let followers know that she has now taken over math. Not only did her first week of actual teaching go well, but her mentor teacher was so impressed with her lesson plans that she copied them for all of the other first grade teachers in the building! What a testament to the hard work Sarah put into planning her lessons and activities.
One other reason for Sarah's spotlight this week is that she is immersing herself in a well-rounded internship experience, complete with volunteering after school. She not only highlights her classroom and school experiences, but also her tourist experiences with other Ashland University students and her host family. Sarah understands that her internship's success depends on her involvement both in and out of the classroom.
The Schar College of Education is very proud of the impact that Sarah has already made on her host school and mentor teacher in South Carolina. For more information on Sarah, and to read more details on her experience, please visit her blog at http://sweetsouthcarolinateaching.blogspot.com/.
Sarah is an early childhood major, completing her student teaching in a first grade classroom. Her weekly blog updates are full of enthusiasm for teaching, as well as the adjustments that she has had to make in her transition from Ohio to South Carolina. One such adjustment is the class sizes, which is about 16-17 students per classroom. She says of this difference: I could honestly get used to the smaller class sizes, as it allows for teachers to have more one-on-one teaching time! I am also able to do so many more activities with the students, due to the smaller numbers.
This week's update from her let followers know that she has now taken over math. Not only did her first week of actual teaching go well, but her mentor teacher was so impressed with her lesson plans that she copied them for all of the other first grade teachers in the building! What a testament to the hard work Sarah put into planning her lessons and activities.
One other reason for Sarah's spotlight this week is that she is immersing herself in a well-rounded internship experience, complete with volunteering after school. She not only highlights her classroom and school experiences, but also her tourist experiences with other Ashland University students and her host family. Sarah understands that her internship's success depends on her involvement both in and out of the classroom.
The Schar College of Education is very proud of the impact that Sarah has already made on her host school and mentor teacher in South Carolina. For more information on Sarah, and to read more details on her experience, please visit her blog at http://sweetsouthcarolinateaching.blogspot.com/.
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