All about [May], June, July....

Hello fellow explorers,
I am so excited to start blogging about my upcoming adventures in all my classes with you! My name is May Ghalib, and I am a recent graduate from Brock University with a Kinesiology degree. Now you are probably curious to why a Kinesiologist is in teachers college? Well, I decided to start a new journey to my life and follow my true passion working with children. I worked in a physiotherapy and did not really enjoy it as much as I thought, as a lot of the work was very repetitive and dry. But here I am, relativity new to blogging and definitely excited for the teachers program, although it sucks being the ones stuck in it for two years, but I am sure we will all get through it together!

My blogs will be dedicated to sharing my experience in my teaching career and sharing my new ways of learning in classroom settings and at placement. Stay tuned for my future blog posts, videos, lessons, and class activities.

Also, if you have time, check out this quick short video about how education technology and how it is poised to change virtually every aspect of how students learn, at every age, and at every level.



Thanks for reading,
Mayy

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