Final post for my Masters Program.. whew. THE END

This program was amazing and the right choice for me. I am not a teacher but I cannot wait to become one, or even train individuals on the new resources I've learned during class. Google Docs was my favorite and I see myself using my Gmail account more often and telling people about Google Docs. When I entered this class I did not know 75% of the things I learned. When I heard Google Docs, I thought to myself, what in the world is that, then Louis introduced it and I was excited. I remember staying up the first night playing on it and texting others to see if they knew about Google Docs. My younger brothers knew about it, due to them using it in school. When I was in school it was all about Microsoft, ha!  

I think that I came a very long way due to the lack of a lot of the education classes that I did not take my undergraduate year. However; working with my peers/group mates made me feel in place, they worked around my situation and was very helpful. Learning about the standards for school was an eye opener. I do not know why, but I never thought about schools having certain standards. I always thought teaching was this, this, and that. When Louis, put us in groups and we all had roles to work with one another I remember reflecting back on the standards and how the principal, teacher, or student could fit in each role. 

I do not wish I knew more, I learned enough during this course. We covered so much in 5-6 week short classes and back to back, I am very surprised that I can remember everything. I did wish I knew more about certification for the state of WI before taking this class. Now that I know its best to become certified out of state- due to me spend more money in WI to take a preparatory program, I will try my best to become certified out of state.  Other than that, I enjoyed all my professors and I am very thankful for the peers I worked with during this course and the help from everyone. I wish everyone a safe holiday and better years. 

-Jessika!