Wake up @ 535AM
Put on my flip-flops, grab my lunch box.
Head down to fill my lunch box and grab breakfast.
My lunch is the same everyday: turkey sandwich, apple, banana, water and chips.
Breakfast has no variety: bagel and water and apple and banana.
Arrive back to room @ 6AM
Eat my breakfast while I check my email.
Find a scripture for the day, to think about and pray over.
@ 615AM
Get dressed, brush teeth and get ready for the day.
@640AM
Grab stuff and head off to the bus.
@715AM
Arrive at school.
Sign-in
Check mailbox
turn in assignments
Head to classroom
@730AM
prepare for lesson, math/literacy hour
distribute pencils for students
clean up lesson materials from day before
organize life...
@8AM
Students arrive
Stand at the front of the class with my teacher face.
Hand out stickers to those who come in and sit quietly.
Do daily stretches with kids.
@9AM
Begin Word Study and Reading lesson
@1035AM
Finish lesson for the day, transition with teaching partner.
@1040
Curriculum session
@1230
C.S. session ends, head up to classroom.
@1230
Meet with Teaching Advisor to go over the day's lesson.
@1245
Lunch! Time to breathe!
@115
C.S session 2 begins
@250
Some other class, depends on the day.
@420PM
Session ends (YAY!)
head to bus to go back to dorms.
@ 515PM
Dinner time! (well, normally).
@6PM
Night workshops.
@8PM
begin homework for the next day
@1130-1200
Get ready for bed, take a shower.
@1200
SLEEP! (WHEW!)
I have never been so aware of every minute in a day before this experience. Now, I count every minute as valued, and realize that if my life is not micro-organized I am being unproductive. Well, at least in a Teach for America context.
I just wanted to give you a visual of what an average day looks like for me this week...
Prayer for strength, endurance and perspective, that I really focus on God's lens and not my own selfish one.
Thanks! More later, time to sleep.
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