Inclusion and its Woes

I have the best job in the world! I am just thankful to God for the opportunity!

See, I am an Inclusion Teacher. I work in the regular classes with special education students in the room. I help out kids just to make sure all accommodations and modifications are given, if needed. I also monitor the progress of their goals. Aside from IEP documents and meetings I have to attend to, and bus duty... that's all I do! Plus, of course, since I am a teacher I get to enjoy all the planning times, half-days, no classes and summers off. Am I not the luckiest?

Boomerang!

Funny, how our thoughts become our reality! I was just reminded of the experience, years back.

I went to pull out this kid for testing; I've tested almost all of the students in my area in preparation for their education program. The minute he sat down, I knew this kid, let's name him Bill, was different. Unlike all the other students who would just sit down and answer the test. Bill, was different. 

Learning Life's Lessons!

While reminiscing my teaching experiences, I've written this post.....

She's 89 years old!!! - Part 3

Not too late...

She's 89 years old!!! - Part 2

Meet the 88 year old...

She's 89 years old!!! - Part 1

Not too late...

Blessing in Disguise!

Socorro Adventure Day 4: Sparks of Understanding

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Our Physics professor stood in front of the room the first day, and asked the class, "Do you have any questions for me?"

Laughing Matter!

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Every time I speak, I would hear them laugh.

Teaching Summer School

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Classroom Teacher No More!

School year 2011-2012 has ended. I remember writing Believing is Seeing, first quarter of the school year.

Believing is Seeing!