I attend Griffith
University, studying for a Bachelor of Education (Special
Education). When I graduate, the degree means that I will
be a teacher to children with special needs. I recently
decided on my speciality: Intellectual Impairment. I really can't believe how quickly the course has gone. Three years down, 12 months to go! This semester, my subjects are:
I am doing my prac at Logan City Special School and so far I have enjoyed myself. |
![]() In art class in 2001 |
Sometimes, working with kids is not all its cracked up to be...beware of catching lice as well!
My subjects for last year were:
- Primary Science Education 2
- Applied Behaviour Analysis
- Professional practice in Special Ed 1
- Research methods in education
- Motor Development and Programming
- Philosophical Issues in Disability in Society
- Maths Education 2
- Introduction to Counselling
I big thank-you to Mrs Rasmussen, Mrs Potter and 6/7D for having me at their class at Bundamba Primary School. It was great! See some of my lessons.
My subjects for semester 2 2001 were: Arts 2 (Visual); Learning in Studies of Society and the Enironment; Health and Physical Education and Teaching to Difference. It will seem like a challenge because I am returning to a full workload.
Thanks to Mrs Visini and Ms Galakas for having me as their prac student this semester, at Riverveiw State School again. I had a blast and I really learnt a lot.
My subjects semester 1 2001 included: Arts (Music); Primary Science Education 1; and English Education 2.
May 28: I recently had 9 days of practicum, wich I thought was simply awesome. There was a LOT of work to cover, but I did survive....and I loved it. Thanks to Mr Curness, his class 4C and Riverview State School for having me.
Griffith University has quite a few campuses around Brisbane and Logan. There's Nathan, Mt Gravett, Logan, Morningside (Art) and the Conservatorium at Southbank. I am at Mt Gravett, which used to be a teacher's collage. Although there are a few things that I would like to change, my uni is pretty good.
Wednesday June 04, 2003