Jennifer Sarnes Research Paper

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Teaching Affecting Teachers

Why do people even become teacher? Well “It keeps me young” is one reason Jennifer Sarnes says she teaches at a Wilson Southern Middle School in Sinking Spring, PA. Jennifer Sarnes has been a teacher for 18 years and counting.

Life before teaching

Jennifer Sarnes knew she wanted to be a teacher for a long time. She made this decision when she was in 4th grade. In her life she was influenced by a lot of people but she believes “all events from our past make us who we are today”. Some people that influence her were her teachers because she says they taught her how she wanted to be as a teacher when she becomes one. Also her mother was a huge inspiron because Jennifer Sarnes mother was a person who “knew a lot, cares for other, and great in an crisis.” So Miss. Sarnes looks up to her to be just like her. Miss. Sarnes also had regretted some things before becoming a teacher. Such as before she started teaching, she wished she got her master’s degree.




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When asked Miss.Sarnes had a lot to say about how teaching impacted her life like “Teaching keeps me happy and lets me enjoys most of my day.” She also explained how kids she teached change her life. She told a story about a girl named Emily who she taught many years ago that she still remeber to this day. Miss. Sarnes had just started teaching and she had her first autistic student in her class. Miss. Sarnes did not know how to make sure they were learning everything needed but when Emily was there she helped the autistic students so much and also helped Miss. Sarnes to understand a better way to help autistic student in her class do

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