Hi everyone, my name is Anthony and I am going to be in the Single Subject Mathematics credential program beginning in the fall. I graduated from the University of Redlands in the spring of 2008 with a B.S. in Mathematics and a Minor in Computer Science. The minor in computer science I obtained more than readied me for this course, far surpassing the minimum Computer Competencies requirement for the course. I spent countless hours behind a computer screen writing computer code in many different languages.
I have also had many experiences working with children, mostly in the high school age range. My first experience working with high school students was when I worked as a volunteer tutor at Escondido High School in their AVID program for a year. More recently, I currently hold a job as a tutor at a small tutoring company in Temecula, where I live. I have been doing that for about a year now and I love it. As far as the credential program is concerned, as I said above, I have just recently been admitted to the Single Subject Mathematics program and and currently taking this class, along with the other two pre-requisite courses in order to be fully admitted for the fall.
From this class I hope to network with both current and future teachers to learn about how to apply technology in the classroom. I received some experience with this in my work at Escondido High, however, I would love to hear new ideas from other people about how to integrate it. As someone who considers themselves technically savvy, technology in the classroom is something I will attempt to utilize whenever possible.
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Monday, June 1, 2009
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Hey Anthony,
ReplyDeleteSounds like you have a lot of experience with computers so I am glad you sit next to me in class! I have worked in the Escondido School District as well (at OG though) so I know some of the goings on there too. I am also excited to learn about how to integrate technology in the classroom as much as possible!
Staci
I'm amazed by your strong background in computers. 422 is still tech-based, although we'll also discuss teaching and learning with technology. Hopefully you'll hear more ideas about content area applications of technology in credential courses.
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