My Elementary School Teachers Essay Examples

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My First day at Jones Count Junior College (659 words, 2 pages)

My first day at Jones County Junior College was a great success. It all began after I woke up in my new room along with my new bed. I was not expecting to sleep well, but I managed to get my rest and was then ready for an exciting first ... Read More

What I Learned from Boarding School (786 words, 4 pages)

When people think of boarding school, they usually think of unruly children being sent off to learn some discipline. But I will share my experience of spending my Junior and Senior year of high school in a Christian boarding school in the hills of Asheville, North Carolina learning just how ... Read More

The Events During My Deployment in Afghanistan (1120 words, 2 pages)

While serving a twelve month deployment in Afghanistan, there were many events that I remember. Some of the events were good and some were bad. One event I remember specifically, because I was personally involved happened at the end of my deployment. This event instantly changed my perspective on life ... Read More

Reflections on My Travels Through Russia (1253 words, 4 pages)

When I was young, I never gave much thought to the fragility of nature. Outside the same fluffy little squirrels would run from tree to tree in front of my childhood home. Mornings were often damp and moss intermingled with the grass of the lawn, purging water when stepped on. ... Read More

New School: a Short Story (924 words, 2 pages)

Lex threw her bag onto the floor and burst into tears. Why me, she thought, why do I have to grow up and start at a new school? Arent five new schools enough for one child? It was her first day of seventh grade, at yet another new school. To ... Read More

My Journey into the World of Poetry (833 words, 3 pages)

Poetry is not turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion it is not the expression of personality, but the escape from personality. But, of course, only those who have personality and emotions know what it means to want to escape from these things. (T.S. Eliot). I was able ... Read More

The Battle For My Literacy (1022 words, 3 pages)

When I was thirteen I was set to adopt our cultures present predisposition towards literature. So there I was, a young student, whose last book that was read for pleasure was Holes by Louis Sachar in the fourth grade. In the summer before the seventh grade my dad told me ... Read More

The Night my Best Friend Died (901 words, 3 pages)

May 2, 2011 was a normal night. My dad was home from work, eating dinner. I was off in my room doing my homework. I was in the middle of a math problem when I heard the door open. I immediately thought to myself that my mom was home. I ... Read More

My Grandmothers Kitchen (783 words, 3 pages)

The aroma of collard greens, black eye peas, and homemade cornbread as I entered the door made me realize I was in grannys kitchen. I looked over toward the fiery stove and hot pans were simmering full of grannys home cookings. The shiny oven light was on and a homemade ... Read More

Does it Violate Students’ Rights to Search School Lockers? (638 words, 3 pages)

Summary 1In a recent discussion of Education a controversial issue is the searching of lockers which is invading students privacy. In the article Expansion of Police Power in Public Schools and the vanishing Rights of Students, Randall Beger, an associate professor at the University Of Wisconsin claims on how violence ... Read More

The Strengths and Weaknesses of My Writing (565 words, 2 pages)

As individuals who have been in school most of their lives, most of us are well acquainted with writing. Around third grade is when we started dabbling in essays, and as the years progressed so has the difficulty level of writing. We are introduced to more advanced vocabulary. We also ... Read More

Inherited and Learned Skills Contributing to My Personal Development (1211 words, 4 pages)

Character traits make a person who they are. We get some of them from our parents and others we pick up along the way. My mother is a caregiver, a planner, and a helper. My father on the other hand is blunt with his words and does not plan for ... Read More

A Reflection on My Mom, a Superwoman (1069 words, 3 pages)

It was the morning of September 19, 1997. This was my very first encounter with my mother. Now even though I dont remember this encounter too well it was the beginning of a wonderful, bumpy, and exciting road that is immortal. This road is my blueprint that is constantly changing. ... Read More

A Personal Reflection on My Beautiful Daughter (835 words, 3 pages)

"Mami its Buppies!" she screamed. There she sat on our brown sofa, withher knees up to her chin. She is wearing her faded hot pink Bubble Guppiesshirt. Her soft curly brown hair pulled into two puffball pig tails. Thesmell of sour cream and cheddar potato chips radiating off her breathe. ... Read More

My Experience Learning Spanish (585 words, 1 pages)

My attempts to learn Spanish taught me a lesson of greater importance than the language itself. Learning a second language is an important lesson to learn in life. So much so that in high school they require you to take one year of it at the minimum. I do not ... Read More

Self-Esteem: My Personal Experience (734 words, 2 pages)

Self-Esteem is the confidence in one's own worth or abilities, also known as self-respect. I am not surprised of my survey results because I have always viewed myself as someone who has a high self-esteem and high self-awareness. I firmly believe that it is extremely important for children to be ... Read More

My First Experience with the Tooth Fairy (426 words, 1 pages)

A childhood event that I remember vividly is the first time I pulled my very first baby tooth. Only seven years old, dressed in a blue polka dot button down shirt, flared denim jeans, and socks with ruffles on the top. As a child I had never pulled my own ... Read More

The Story of My Brother Tim (1031 words, 3 pages)

Each and every day I realize how much society is shaped around conformity. Everyone desires to do what someone else does, wear what their friends wear, or talk how others talk. Many people in school seem to try and imitate their peers because they want so badly to fit in ... Read More

My First Experience in Grade 10 (841 words, 3 pages)

It was the first day of my grade 10. I was sitting alone in the table looking at my books. "Dack, Dack, Dack." Sound of clicking heels grabbed my attention. A tall lady with long, silky hair, stylish dress and high heels was walking through the door.I smelled a strong ... Read More

Internship Experience with Grade Two Kids at Canoas Elementary School (1088 words, 3 pages)

Canoas Elementary School is my internship organization, and where I do my observation while I come to visit my supervisor and my students. Fortunately, I come during lunch time so I can be able to do my observation at the playground, and also my supervisor has time to talk with ... Read More

My First Homerun in English Class (652 words, 2 pages)

Personal narrative? Really? What a joke. I put my head into my arms and lay in my desk, completely ignoring the teachers instructions. My interest level for writing this paper seemed diminutive. She rambled on and on, and I was not paying attention at all. Another paper to write, another ... Read More

My Childhood Memories (706 words, 3 pages)

Five x plus three x over fifteen y equal 24 y minus five twelves plus fiftee... rambled on Ms. Wilson, our math teacher. I couldnt get off my mind about what I should write about my personal narrative story. I flip through my past memories as I remember a time ... Read More

Memories of My Grandparents (762 words, 2 pages)

As a child, being with your grandparents is something you enjoy doing every once in a while. Well, for me, I was at their house constantly because both of my parents worked full time. Feeling safe and comforted was something I felt at my grandparents house because I was there ... Read More

Personal Reflection: How My Mom Has Nurtured Me to Become Who I Am Today (503 words, 2 pages)

Everyday this person changes the way I view life. She teaches me to be strong, independent, confident, and ambitious. She showed me that life is not easy and curve balls will be thrown at you in any direction and as fast as possible. She teaches me to grow every single ... Read More

When My Mother Left Me (1242 words, 4 pages)

For all my life everyone knew me as being a mamas girl. Growing up my mother and I were inseparable, we went everywhere together. People would talk about how I looked just like her. We were alike in so many ways. My mother was my safe place to go. I ... Read More

The Importance of Educational Psychology to Teachers (567 words, 2 pages)

The teaching is essential and important in most communities and countries, teacher is aware of every part of the independent parts in education, it is art and science .The success of the teacher and his style in education and dealing is the secret to student success and excellence, by understanding ... Read More

Being A Writer In High School (666 words, 3 pages)

Imaginary with your intelligence, powerful with your fingers and dedicated with your heart, is a way I describe myself as a writer. Imagine yourself having full control on what could be an extraordinary story. Making every detail, sentence, middle and ending, just having ability to take advantage of what your ... Read More

A Review of My Life in Pink, a 1997 Film (302 words, 1 pages)

My life in Pink (1997) is a film about the challenges of gender identity and the struggles of accepting unconventional gender norms. In the beginning of the movie, Ludovic Favre, a 7-year-old boy, and his family were celebrating a housewarming after moving into new home in the suburbs. The Fabres ... Read More

Lifelong Learning and My Desire to Attend College (906 words, 4 pages)

College is an opportunity, not an obligation. This is how I will view my college education. Connections taught me that college is not just about getting a job and gaining job skills in order to have a successful life. There is so much more to it than that, and Im ... Read More

Teachers Aren’t to Blame for the Failure of Education: An Analysis of Ashley Montagu’s Has Education Failed? (832 words, 3 pages)

Ashley Montagu the author of the article, Has Education Failed? States his opinion on how education has flopped on human beings and impaired us from reaching our full potential. Mental health to Montagu is crucial in the development of human beings in his opinion if a person is not properly ... Read More