Blogging Requirements

Basic requirements will be the following:

* Three posts per week minimum about your own project.

* Posts must be done by Sunday each week.

* One contribution/comment about one of your classmate's posts that offers additional insight to their experiences.

* Your post about your own project is to be a minimum of 200 words.

* Your comment about another experience should be positive and encouraging.

* Photos and/or videos are not required, but definitely encouraged. It's nice to have a visual to help the image in our head as we read about your project.

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Last Friday at Vprep

Friday was sadly my last Friday at Village Prep. In the morning, Jessica and I started by organizing student portfolios for the teachers. We had to create folders for all of the students which were supposed to include their writing assessments and their progress reports. This was a very long, tedious task but the teachers really appreciated it. We were so caught up in the folder making process that Jessica and I missed the first part of unity circle. We were both really upset. But I still got there in time to see one of my favorite students, A’sherrion, win the humanitarian award for her class.

After unity circle, I spent most of the day in Georgetown. For the first time I was able to sit in on their math class. They started of the class by singing songs that helped them count by twos and fives. Next, they worked on a worksheet and I walked around and helped a couple of the students. After math the students had a block of time called “free choice” where they could go to one of three stations. I stayed at the clock station where I helped the students tell time on miniature clocks. Friday was such a fun day and it is so hard to believe that I only have two more days at Village Prep.

2 comments:

  1. I've been reading your blogs and it seems like you have had a great time at V-Prep, and that you made some little friends! :)

    Do you think you will ever go back to volunteer or visit the kids? Is that even allowed?

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  2. It's so cool that you're making personal connections with the kids you're working with! I second Ezgi's questions!

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