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Miami Springs Elementary School is located in Miami Springs, Florida. The author completed service hours in Janice Pacheco's kindergarten classroom, which has a diverse mix of students, primarily Hispanic. During reading time, the author worked with small groups to develop their reading, phonological awareness, spelling, and computer skills. The children were engaged with learning and enjoyed working with the author. Overall, the experience was educational, delightful, and encouraging for the author and affirmed their choice to go into education.
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- 1. MIAMI SPRINGS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Service Learning Journal January 16, 2014 –March 17, 2014 Diane Shively
- 2. In the heart Miami, Miami Springs is a small community that has several places that take your breath away. The golf course located there is beautiful. The city has many activities and festivals which the community supports and enjoys.
- 3. The school that I chose to do the in-service hours with is Miami Springs Elementary School. It is located in the heart of Miami Springs. The cooperating teacher is named Janice Pacheco and has been a teacher for twenty- three years. The classroom is one of four kindergarten classrooms and there is a mix of different ethnic groups (FEAP 5), Hispanic being the largest group.
- 4. The activities that I was mainly involved in was story/reading time. The teacher would have me pull a small group of children to help them develop their reading (FEAP 1-f-3,4), phonological awareness skills (FEAP 1). I also read them stories and helped them practice their spelling words(FEAP 1) and worked with their computer skills (FEAP 4,f). The children were influenced by my presence and made my involvement with them easy. They were enthusiastic about learning and it gave me the privileged of helping them with their skills.
- 5. My reaction to the activities and overall experience was educational, delightful, and encouraging. It was educational in the fact that I learned several ways or tactics of teaching to difficult students and behavioral problems. It was delightful because Mrs. Pacheco is a wonderful teacher showing her patience with all the students. It was encouraging because it affirmed my calling to the educational profession. I love what I do.
Editor's Notes
- This is Miami Springs Elementary School. It is located at 51 Park St, Miami Springs, FL 33166.