AlmaBremond-TeachInReflection-4/31/10

My Teach In: Stiching Up The Facts About AIDS,  went a thousand times better than I expected! The classes came in the workshop without complaining; they were more ” easy going” than I thought they would be. Then everyone sat down were we told them to, still no complains. After everyone was seated we started our Power Point. We talked through it 99.99% perfectly smoothly. The students were interested, they asked questions and told the rest of the group some facts. When it was time for the activity it was kind of hard to make everyone do their best. Some of the students just didn’t do their best and wante to finnish as quickly as possible, what I did in those situations: I would say like “you have one more changce to do it well here is another piece of felt you can start over and I am not giving you another piece after this”. That would work they would start trying. But the others did an AMAZING job!!!!!! I was so thankful of that , we were lucky to get the students we got because I am sure many many students are not this “easy going”. We made cookies they ate it and they liked it (which made me proud).What I learned during the Teach In is how to control/ watch/ teach younger kids because I had never done that before.

During the workshop I felt so good because I was older than the students and knew what I was talking about, I had the knowledge which is an amazing feeling.

Honestly NOTHING could have gone better. Now that the Teach In is over I feel very relieved but kind of sad at the same time because the whole process of this project was so much fun that I don’t want it to be over! Thank you Sarah and Momii for All of Your support!