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I am currently employed as a substitute teacher for the Richland School District, located in Shafter, CA. I have been a substitute teacher for about six months and it has been a great experience which is one reason why I want to continue my career and get my teaching credentials.
I am interested in becoming a Physical Education teacher so I can make a difference in children’s lives. I am choosing to pursue teaching as a profession because I know I can leave a positive impact on children. Being around sports and physical fitness has given me the motivation and knowledge to teach children the importance of maintaining active and healthy. I know that becoming a teacher will be a great responsibility, but I believe I have the right attitude, skills, …show more content…

I am thankful to have a great support system. My family encouraged me to apply to this graduate school so I can further my education. Graduating from college has taught me how to balance school, family, and work. My plans on how to have a successful outcome when being in the graduate program is by having strategies. I know that doing my graduate program online will be difficult because procrastination is well-known to many of us so I plan on having set schedules on when to do school work and eliminating distractions. Another strategy that I plan on doing is asking for help from my support system. Whether it be my family members, colleagues, or professors, I have learned that it is OK to ask for help when needed. Time management is an important strategy I do plan on implementing with work, school, hobbies, and family. Lastly, self-care is an important factor to be successful in graduate school. I want to continue to take care of my physical and mental health by exercising regularly and getting enough sleep while keeping up with my schoolwork. I know that at times my strategies will not go as I plan them to go but I know that with my support system and the effort I put into my schooling, I will succeed. I believe that every child deserves to have access to quality education. Getting to know each student is a great way to promote an inclusive environment and get to know their cultural backgrounds. Having a safe and welcoming environment will play an important role that I will implement when I have my classroom. Along with making sure that all students are participating, working together, and having different learning methods that will help promote an inclusive environment. An inclusive environment is very important for a child to have a successful

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