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Thanks for sharing and talking about your country and the comparison. 🤗I love that you have been using the experience at Rockhurst to go back and teach in your country. You be an amazing teacher!!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🎉🎉🎉🎉 love ❤️ the pictures, they were great and comparing to African (innovative teacher) the video was great!!!! Very informative!! Great 👍🏾job on diving into technology

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Johnmary:  I loved hearing about your background all semester long and you are so right, Uganda needs a teacher that is as passionate about helping them fall in love with learning and not just acquiring.  Connectivity does not just have to be through technology.  Agriculture--can be the avenue that you fit project based learning even when teaching literacy.  Giving students the opportunity to learn practical things.  Pushing yourself to be creative and imports "belief" into your teaching.  Listening to students is the best assessment tool that you have.  Be A Coach to your Partner--allowing kids take on the role of being the teacher.  Peer teaching is a powerful tool.  Technology is hard when you teach in a poor environment.  Cars, gears, does not just mean internet and technology.    *inferences started with the pictures and then moved to text:  planning much and planning ahead  *So powerful that you are learning about assessing before and after learning opportunities.  *I love the video--way to push yourself to try something new. *Setting expectations high sets kids free

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Love your school pictures.Thanks for introducing a different classroom on the other side of the earth, which makes me realize that education  is so powerful.

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"Our country depends on agriculture, yet our classrooms are not teaching about agriculture." I appreciate that you brought up the importance of teaching skills and content that are practical and useful to the population you are teaching. Learning happens when students can actually apply what they know to something that is meaningful to them.

BE A COACH TO YOUR PARTNER! Its a good one:)

You are going to be such a wonderful educator.

Respect for making the YouTube video! Very personal, thank you for sharing that with us.

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Thank you for always including information about your home- it is so great to be able to learn your authentic culture from you! "I also think that no nation..." I LOVE this!!!

and I think it is great that you will have so much to take back to your students by living abroad!

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Reconnecting with your hometown through the picture.

Your students wear nice uniform and look nice. I like your flag too. what is the Chicken in the middle represent?

I like the theme of agriculture in your school. it helps me recall when I was young. we have garden project all the time. We planted vegetables and sold them in the street market for fund raising.

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You are so brave to leave your family and home to study abroad.  I never did that, but can only imagine how it will impact your life/career going forward from here.  You will do amazing things - I have no doubt!

I always love hearing you talk about your culture and school.  It is absolutely fascinating to me (agriculture, no winter, technology, etc.).

Planning is key - I agree. You always were so well prepared for our green cohort lessons and it made your 20 minutes full of learning for our students

Okay - you are officially the bravest person in the room for taping a video of yourself!! :)  Great job!

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Love your background and how you got here. I would be so scared being so far away from home

The 6 Cs are really great. I've never seen that chart before

Practical and hands on learning always make the lesson more memorable

Love the video. Such a good way to show how you want to be an innovative teacher and the importance of being an innovative teacher

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-I agree, EVERY child deserves an education. I love that you can bring the fun to education in your country! BE THE CHANGE!
-practical hands on experiences are an incredible way to learn. Students will love it!
-I'd LOVE to see their faces when you discuss winter with them! What an awesome prospective you will have for them!
-I'm so glad and thankful I've gotten to learn about your journey and experiences here while at Rockhurst. Best of luck in your future endeavors!

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Love that title!

Great reflection on a nation can look no better than its least literate citizen.

You picked out a big idea to bring back with you-- collaboration! It's good to find a few things to really focus on knowing that your whole teaching environment will be different when you go back.

I agree that discussion is such a vital way to informally assess students and see what they have learned.

Cool to hear how you are reflecting on how to integrate "technology" into your school in Uganda.

Great risk-taking in making your youtube video!