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feel inferior to anyone and work hard to not let your our identity stop you from achieving whatever you want. At a very young age I started noticing differences between our world and others worlds when it came to education. I was going to attend elementary school near our home, but there were no spots left so our parents registered me at a predominately white school fairly far away from our home. I noticed that the area around this school was much nicer than the area we lived in. There were big houses

“Ahh”, Ronnie yawns, as he gets up for his first day of school. The door creeks open as his mom peeks inside to check if Ronnie is awake. His mom in her calm soothing voice asks, “Are you excited for your first day of school?” Ronnie sees in his mother’s eyes that she herself was excited for him to start middle school. Ronnie replies, “Not really.” He was, however, excited to see his friends that he hasn’t seen since summer break. Ronnie gets up and dresses up in the best outfit he could find

preschool but I know that everyday or every other day I went to a special classroom with maybe about two to three other kids and I kinda made a special bond with those kids but I don’t remember them much. When I started kindergarten, I was at Madison Elementary which is where the

acceptable these days. So when I say Baltimore has taught me a lot, but it has failed me as well, this is what I mean. My challenges followed me through elementary school where I didn’t value my education, middle school where I began to value my education and through my breakthrough in high school where my education became extremely important to me. In elementary school, I had a hard time reading and writing. I was reading on a 4th grade level and I had a IEP. I felt like I was slow I developed a low self

Ever since the very beginning of my life, it feels as if everything has always been surreal.  My dreams and goals all took a long time to come together but they were definitely worth the wait; everything started to take shape during my first few breaths.  Thirty minutes later into being born a day early, I was born to my mother, delivered by more than seven doctors, across the street from what is now my dream college.  I was what both my parents enjoy to mention as much as possible, a very difficult

On September 25th, 2017, I observed my mentor teacher’s math lesson plan. Since math is scheduled from 12:00 to 1:05 in her classroom, this lesson was about 50 minutes to one hour long. Being a first grade classroom with around 24 students in it, the Common Core math standard for this lesson was 1.OA.B.4 - Understand subtraction as an unknown-addend problem. For example, subtract 10 - 8 by finding the number that makes 10 when added to 8. Her learning object was Tell put together with result unknown

in the Hollywood Hills on Laurel Canyon road, and it was like driving into the forest with tall trees on both sides of the narrow winding road, which made me think the bus drivers had excellent skill. The name of my school was Wonderland Avenue Elementary and it has a fence that was three chain links high so the mountain lions didn't terrorize us while we were at school. It was so cold in the mornings that the playground would freeze over and my friends and I would slide on the ice. This was no private

Appalled by this answer, my mother took matters into her own hands and began to teach me herself. Enthralled by my newfound love of reading, my questions then dwindled in numbers throughout the upcoming years. Kindergarten and the first few years of elementary school were an exciting whirlwind of information. From writing, to long division to earth science I was completely captivated by the world and all the knowledge my brain could contain. Though in my mind, I could do anything I put my mind to, my

Throughout my life, religion has always been a big part of my family. When I was younger, my mom and dad would accompany me and fill my head with the belief that no matter what, Jesus is here and he is real. I was a part of many youth groups from elementary school to the beginning of high school. Religion has always been a hard concept for me to understand, since it is concept based purely on beliefs and morals. On more than one occasion, I have asked my parents for answers, but they were never able

it makes me sad. Cameron is funny, but he is terrible at making plans. Therefore, half of the time when we want to hang out we end up just sitting at home bored because he can’t decide what he wants to do. Darius and I have been friends since elementary school. He goes to James River High School now, and I go to Lord Botetourt High School (LB), so we hardly see each other. Me and Darius grew up playing basketball together which made us very close as kids. I miss hanging out with Darius. Darius