“We are all thankful for our teachers at the Pre-GED School for teaching us and having a passion for our learning. We feel that if we keep working at school we will be more successful in this country.”
Hello, everyone. I am teaching a Pre-GED class for the first time this year (woo-hoo!) and I am really enjoying it. I have taught public school before (elementary music) but never a class this small, made of adults, and technology related. I was a little nervous about teaching computer skills at first, but what I’m [...]
I’ve been volunteering off and on for six years. I originally taught math. But in 2006, Rosann Naim asked if I could teach Civics. She found a book that covered the process of applying for citizenship as well as the US history and government structures an applicant would need to know to [...]
Every Wednesday immediately after class, a group of students and volunteers are joining together for Workout Wednesday. Over 35 students have participated in a workout so far and the buzz is growing.
We are meeting the needs of students that are just now learning basic computation. We are helping students that need to expand their knowledge of fractions, decimals and percents so they can suceed in real life situations and GED testing. And we are offering an intro to algebra for students that will be getting their GED this year and going on to even greater pursuits.
For weeks, I have committed to write about the buzz that is going on.
“We are all thankful for our teachers at the Pre-GED School for teaching us and having a passion for our learning. We feel that if we keep working at school we will be more successful in this country.”
Hello, everyone. I am teaching a Pre-GED class for the first time this year (woo-hoo!) and I am really enjoying it. I have taught public school before (elementary music) but never a class this small, made of adults, and technology related. I was a little nervous about teaching computer skills at first, but what I’m [...]
I’ve been volunteering off and on for six years. I originally taught math. But in 2006, Rosann Naim asked if I could teach Civics. She found a book that covered the process of applying for citizenship as well as the US history and government structures an applicant would need to know to [...]
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