Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Summer Tutoring - 2015

Have you ever thought about what you want to be when you grow up? I have. Since I was really little, I’ve been getting some of the best teachers. I’ve always looked up to them and decided that I want to be like them when I grow up. Since then, I’ve been pursuing my goal to be a teacher. When kids in my class have trouble with a concept that I can grasp, I help them in the best ways that I can. Finally, something that could possibly change my life has happened!

In my neighborhood, there is a kid who just finished kindergarten and is going to first grade. Since I love teaching, my mom asked the kid’s mom if I could tutor him twice a week. His mom agreed, and when I heard the news, I was bouncing off the walls, almost literally. I was so excited. I immediately started thinking about what I would teach him.

On the last day of school, I went to visit my former principal, Mr. Stio. While we were talking, he asked me what I was doing over the summer. I said that I was going to be tutoring a soon-to-be first grader. When I told him that, he showed me lots of books that teachers use for their students. There were mountains of these books. He said that I could pick out whatever I want. Mr. Stio also gave me the idea that my sister Shreya could be my TA (Teacher’s Assistant) She could check the work, or give me the materials that I needed. When I went home, I had more books in my hand that you could count.

Finally it was the day of my first lesson. Here are some of my lesson plans:
  • Day 1:
  • Day 2
  • Day 3
I think that tutoring him will be a great experience. I have some cool plans for him over the summer. I will write an update at the end of the summer vacation. I am so excited to see the progress he makes.

Stay tuned! I will tell you if this is on my cool lane at the end of summer.

2 comments:

  1. Wow! Aditya, you are going to continue to bring honor and respect to the teaching profession one day. Your intelligence, diligence, and work ethic will help to make you an amazing teacher to so many. Any student that has you will be enlightened, inspired, and lucky! I will be proud to call you a colleague one day. Keep up the great work!

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  2. Dear Mrs. Fleming,
    Thank you so much for your encouraging words! I hope you're having a great summer.

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