Normally I am not one to talk about my accomplishments and this post is no different, but I do want to take a minute and reflect on the past two years of going through my master's degree and what it has meant to me and my profession.
I started out my master's program in pursuit of a degree in Educational Administration. As I progressed through my first two classes and really took some time to think about where I wanted my career to go, I realized my passion was in educational technology and teaching other educators how to effectively use technology in their classroom.
At first this frustrated me because I had taken two classes I didn't actually need, but the more I have gone through my classes the more I realize that taking those to classes was part of the process of getting to the decision I did. I am learning that is what life is about. I realize that many times life is not about the end result but about the process of getting to the end result. That may sound cliche'. I have heard that before, but never truly understood it. Not that I do, it helps this high anxiety teacher enjoy the process of whatever it is I am working through. That may be a curriculum, a needy student, or even just how I am going to set up my Planbook for the upcoming year. It is a process and eventually I get to where I want or need to be.
Now to remember that as the stresses of the beginning of the school year start...
Tona
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