Reflection Of My Personal Experience In The Classroom

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Over the course of the semester, there were many different ways that the class was taught. One thing I really enjoyed about this class was the way it was taught. It was a mixture of everything. Personally, I am a visual learner so the PowerPoint’s and videos really helped me understand the material. Another thing I really enjoyed was being able to use the QCCIIT rating tool in class. We were taught how to use it, we practiced in class with videos, and then we put it into practice in a classroom where we did observations using the QCCIIT tool. I found this extremely helpful. Observation tools can be very intimidating sometimes. You don’t understand how to use it or they are just very complex. To have someone sit down and practice using the …show more content…

It was different to have a test because I’m so used to just doing papers and clinical hours. It was nice to have a test. It gave me a chance to see what I had a real handle on and what topics that I might need to go back and look at. It validates my knowledge and shows me that I can learn something, reflect on it, then pull it back out and put it into practice. Personally, I took this class as my last class of my EECIS major. I felt as though I would’ve learned and benefitted more from taking it from the beginning. I think that all students in education should take this class before as a pre-requisite. You learn just how much the first three years can make or break a child. It’s good to know information from this class in your professional career so that you know and have a bank of information to refer to when something comes up with a young child and you try to figure out what is going on. It’s good to know where it all starts and what can really affect what happens in the later years. Overall, after taking this class, I have come to the conclusion that I really do want to be a part of these childrens lives. One person can make a really big difference and if I can do that for just one child or family, it would make me feel so amazing and

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