What kind of teacher do you want to be? Ideas to think about throughout the semester.

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What kind of teacher do you want to be? Ideas to think about throughout the semester

Options – Grade Level Preschool Middle School / Jr. High Elementary High SchoolAdult

Options – number of teachers in the classroom Co-Teaching Team-Teaching Solo-Teaching

Options - Subject

More Options Private / Public Other Options ? USA / Foreign Country Rural / City Regular Ed / Special Ed

What classroom environment do you want to create?

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What classroom environment do you want to create?

Prediction / Reflection Think about the ideas we have talked about in this presentation Journal your thoughts (5 minutes) – Possible questions to answer What grade do I want to teach? Why? Where do I want to teach? Why? What subject do I want to teach? Why? Why do I want to be a teacher?