My Mentor Reflection

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My past year at Edward M. Kennedy has been wonderful. I have made many relationships with students, teachers, and administrators. I really feel as though I have become a part of the school community and for that, I feel so grateful for this experience. After looking through my goals proposed at the beginning of the winter I feel confident in saying that I met each objective that I set out to! I feel more assured in the following areas; lesson planning, classroom management, and curriculum. Each week my mentor teacher, Ms. Frazier-Booth, and I would spend two planning periods together. During these times Ms. Fubu would go over the lessons for the day and we would plan future lessons. We would look at standards together and develop objectives for the lessons. These skills, that developed over the entire semester, culminated in a lesson that I prepared for the class. Ms. Fubu provided the content for the lesson and I structured the plan. Watching the lesson we crafted together play out was so fulfilling and made me feel more capable as a teacher. I feel confident going into my …show more content…

My mentor teacher is always talking with me about finishing my MTEL’s and becoming a registered substitute for BPS. I feel more confident with completing my MTEL’s this summer after being at EMK this past spring. I am grateful that I didn’t register for my English MTEL before this summer, because I think I would have psyched myself out. Being in an English classroom for the past year has given me reassurance that I am supposed to be an English teacher in this world and the MTEL will go over fine. Ms. Fubu has talked about school expansion in 2019 and has expressed interest in having me join the EMK team. I know this is the future, and who knows what the future will hold. However, just having this conversation happen really furthered belief in

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