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I’m more motivated to teach now, seeing that a lot of these students need more teachers that care

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5Q- I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with my psychology degree but working with kids makes me want to become a school counselor

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Q5 - By any means, I do not or ever wanted to go into teaching, but it made me realize that I do really love kids and I do love teaching people. It has opened me up to the possibility of going into education, but probably as a professor so that I would be able to teach a niche that I like.

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the ladies at pathway are amazing

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Q5-Although i don’t think my path is a teacher or in education, it’s allowed me to see that education and learning is everywhere and the skills learned are transferable to all fields

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Q5 I think I answered this question in question 3 ... I'm glad I had this experience to dig deep and figure out what I want to do with the rest of my life. I'm not 21 anymore, but I'm not dead either. 43 is a new beginning for me in a lot of ways and I'm glad I had this time to reflect and learn what I want out of life and how I can be a productive citizen and not jeopardize my health.
So, thank you for this ladies! Law school here I come!!!! :-)

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Q5 it has changed my thought process about teaching

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When Liz asks us how we’ve been, I feel like she is being genuine and I feel comfortable answering truthfully

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Q4 - The person who helped me feel included the most was of course, Liz. Especially how she always made it a point to ask how we’re doing as people first rather than just tutors or students in this class. But the office also made me feel included by knowing my name and always being happy to help with any problems.

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The entire office staff and Liz have made me feel super welcomed. They really make me feel like I'm in a community.

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4Q- Liz, Nadia & the whole pathways team

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4. I felt really welcome and comfortable with Nadia she’s so sweet and is always helping me with my stuff. The fact thst she also remembers my name means a lot because here in SDSU most of my professors don’t remember me . Also I went to talk to Nadia about an event thst I was having for my business outside of school and she told me to send her the flyers , that’s the support we all need all the time .

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Nadia is the best!!!

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Q4 Nadia hands down! She not only recruited me but seemed empathetic to my situation (recently retired from the Navy after 22+ years/going through a divorce after 20+ years/and experiencing a lot of health issues). Thank you Nadia!
Diana and Valeria were supportive as well with all my stupid questions and my delay in getting things done. So thank you too, ladies!
Liz, your love and enthusiasm to teach is refreshing. You were born to do this! Keep up the great work!

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3. My passion gets sparked when the students understand something that I’m teaching them. I think it’s important to have a strong positive attitude every time you work with them because it’s brings a good time no matter what. Even if there frustrated if they see you thst you have such a good positive attitude they will feel more comfortable asking you for help

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allowing the students to ask me to solve problems with them helps us connect with each other

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The students make this job so rewarding

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3Q- I love kids and tutoring made me realize that I want to work with kids somehow

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Q3 - My passion gets sparked every time a student is excited to do an activity with me, or they even want to do more than what I asked them to do.

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Q3 Unfortunately this experience did not spark my true passion. I have no interest in becoming a teacher nor work in the school district. Nothing against the kids, but not interested in the beauracracy   (Spelling) of our school system. If anything, this entire experience has pushed me to decide what I want to do with the rest of my life, and I've decided to use the rest of my GI Bill and go to Law school. Once I graduate and pass the bar exam, I intend to practice law out of my own home and help people with immigration and tax law, and business litigation. I'll work out of my own home so I don't have to drive and I'll see people on an appt base only - this will help me be gainfully employed and not jeopardize my health further.

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Q3- Seeing how kids appreciate my work and see that i am actually helping them progress and get better which motivates me to be better and help them more

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Q2-I need to be creative by working with different types of students based on their learning styles and maybe other limitations such as language or level of understanding

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Q2: Being a pathways tutor constantly challenges me to be creative and innovative because when my students get distracted I have to come up with new ways to get them to stay focused. Another challenge I have faced is finding new creative ways to get student data forms back.

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Q2- Helping each student  based one their own needs challenged me to be more creative and innovative because I started using different and new  techniques

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Q2 sometimes students need a mental break from doing constant work in class, I take breaks with one student two times a period which allows him to work harder when doing class work

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Q2: A lot of tutors are very intelligent and come up with answers to what Liz asks in class that I never would of thought of and they trigger my creativity.

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Q2 - Trying to get students to listen and learn needed some creativity on my part, it’s not something we were given a protocol for.

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Q2 While tutoring in the classrooms students tend to get distracted a lot...so by providing incentives you could motivate students to get their work done

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Getting individual students to warm up to you

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Q1 stem day allowed me to increase my professionalism because I was responsible for keeping  the students and teacher on task

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Q1: Participating in STEM day. Taught a class with another tutor and we had to figure out the lesson and how to go about it

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Q2 Oh my goodness, this whole experience has been challenging, in a good way. I feel I've grown because of this experience. I've been out of my comfort zone plenty of times while doing something I've never done before AND not having everything spelled out for me during class, meaning not knowing what to expect step by step in class.

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Q1. Tutor training and all Seminars

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Q1 - I feel that almost every class we have is an invitation to professionally collaborate, especially with socratic seminars. Specifically the one where discussed issues in education.

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We collaborated as professionals by keeping in contact with our teachers and reaching out with them professionally.

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Q1: during seminars, with returning tutors

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Q1 when we addressed problems with the system of education in class

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STEM day, I had to teach a class

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By working with professionals, getting more of an inside look.

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Q1-STEM day we had to be professional and manage things around and we had to collaborate together.

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I feel Pathways has invited me throughout the entire semester, during class, and at the tutoring site. This entire experience has been a collaborating experience.

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Q1: during seminars

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5. How has what you’ve learned as a Pathways service-learning tutor changed how you think about your future career in education or elsewhere. 

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5. How has what you’ve learned as a Pathways service-learning tutor changed how you think about your future career in education or elsewhere. 

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4. Can you tell me about someone who has made you feel ‘invited’ into the Pathways family

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4. Can you tell me about someone who has made you feel ‘invited’ into the Pathways family

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3. Can you tell me about a time when your passion was sparked or renewed as a professional by service-learning?

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3. Can you tell me about a time when your passion was sparked or renewed as a professional by service-learning?

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2. Can you tell me about a time when being a Pathways tutor challenged you to be creative and innovative?

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2. Can you tell me about a time when being a Pathways tutor challenged you to be creative and innovative?

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1. Can you tell me about a time Pathways has ‘invited’ you to collaborate as a professional during your tutoring experience? 

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1. Can you tell me about a time Pathways has ‘invited’ you to collaborate as a professional during your tutoring experience? 