1.Do you still want to become a teacher? Why? Be specific and thorough about your reasons.
             Yes, I still want to become a teacher. If anything, everything that we did throughout the semester just made me more positive that this is what I want to do with my life. I have a few reasons for this answer and I'll describe them to you. I just love the idea of having my own kids to work with and pick their minds and make them think. I want to be a teacher so I'll be able to make my kids think and watch them figure out things and work through them, that interests me a lot. Seeing a kid learn, and learn because of you, and also because they want too, is an awesome thing. Being a teacher is a big responsibility, you have to be serious with your kids, but you have to be a "friend" also to make them comfortable so they'll learn better. I really like to idea of being able to form good relationships with my students in the future. I believe having a good relationship with your students makes them want to learn and listen to what you have to say. Another reason for me wanting !
             to be a teacher is I like to help people out. I worked at my great grandmother's nursing home as a volunteer for 5 years. I like to help people out, and in this case as a teacher, kids. The best feeling I think there is in life is self-gratification. I really can't think of many other jobs that would give you so much as teaching would.
             2. What new understandings and/or different perceptions do you have about teaching as a result of your experiences in this class(readings,discussions,assignments,speakers,observations)? Be specific and thorough about your reasons.
             I have gained many new understandings and perceptions about teachings throughout this class. I gained much knowledge about everything with concern about teaching through the text and the tests. I learned that I favor the progressivis
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