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"You have brains in your head and feet in your shoes, you can steer yourself in any direction you choose!" -Dr. Seuss
I chose this quote in honor of Dr. Seuss week and it's a good reminder that even when there's tough days, you can choose how you handle it and let it affect you.

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I chose this quote because it just inspires me to keep moving forward whenever something is slowing me down or seems insurmountable. It's a nice little self-examination: "Do I still love the thoughtact of teaching? Then I'm on the right path, no need to worry!"

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My quote this week reflects my own feelings, as well as my feelings towards students. Mistakes have to be made sometimes, in order to learn what's right and what's wrong. Students should never be faulted for making mistakes, when we still do the same as teachers!

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Its been a tough couple of days to keep up with work and other school activities but this quote always makes me motivated and smiling everyday.

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I found this quote that connected to the textbook reading about RTI. "Accept both compliments and criticism. It takes both sun and rain for a flower to grow." I think for students going through intervention, this is important for them to remember through their journey of improvement.

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It has been a rough couple of weeks and I've been struggling to not only find motivation, but also time to fit everything into my schedule. However, I ran across this quote and it really made me step back and remember why I'm doing all of it and that, in the end, it will be worth it!

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This past week I struggled to find motivation to not only get my school work done, but work in general. I found this quote and thought it was fitting for the week I had!

“I’m not telling you it’s going to be easy, I’m telling you it’s going to be worth it.”

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"A book is a gift that you can open again and again."- Garrison Keillor
If there is one thing that I can teach my future students, it's that no matter what they go through in life and no matter the emotions they feel, they can turn to reading not only as a resource of information and learning but as a source of joy, imagination, and exploration.

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The power in this student's words about a poem she wrote about Martin Luther King just made me go Wow! She is a student in my friend's classroom.

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As I read through Chapter 6, I began to think about the various types of literate students I would work with in my future classrooms and the diversity that would be present. I would love to hang this poster up in my future classroom, as it is a great reminder for everyone to embrace and value the differences among us.

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"Every kid is one caring adult away from being a success story."  The students might not remember everything that we teach them, but I do want them to know that I care and want them all to succeed!

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"The kids who needs the most love will ask for it in the most unloving ways."

I saw this quote and thought it fit into my week perfectly.
As most of you know, I nanny for a family. This last week I stayed with the son who has been struggling with just about everything possible. It was a very challenging week and I just need to remember to not give up on him, as others already have.