Personal Narrative: Going To The Open Home
children while she was pressing the apples and taking care of things inside. Sarah refused and said “ I take care of children all the time and I am not doing this right now!” Not only did she have attitude but it really affected me and made me think why is someone who wants to be in child care for a career refusing to watch these kids for a couple minutes when she is not busy at all. In my head I said to my self I love these kids, so I played and watched them for their mom. When I left that day I knew what I needed to do, even though I know mom would be against me going to Cobleskill but I did it any way. I took it upon my self to go to the open house that she would not bring me to before college even started. I guess I did not fight for it
enough because I didn't know what I wanted at the time. So I just went long with her plan instead of figuring it out on my own at the time. At the open house I knew most of the campus for being their previously when visiting friends. I met Mrs. Weiss and talked about the early childhood program. I finished my fall semester at Vermont and started my spring semester at Cobleskill. Cobleskill has taught me many life lessons on top of the academics. I realize now I would be where I am now with the mind set I have without these experiences to make me stronger. It has been a roller coster but their is always happy memories Cobleskill has given me. One of the great experiences I have had at Cobleskill was given to me from Professor Fine. She organized our small class and found out when an open house was for a Waldorf preschool. We visited this school taking a tour and learned a new way of life with the experiences I would not be able to visual and understand in the college classroom. This trip opened my eyes to a new way of teaching that put a mark on me to want to teach their values and ways, using natural materials in the classroom. I am very
enough because I didn't know what I wanted at the time. So I just went long with her plan instead of figuring it out on my own at the time. At the open house I knew most of the campus for being their previously when visiting friends. I met Mrs. Weiss and talked about the early childhood program. I finished my fall semester at Vermont and started my spring semester at Cobleskill. Cobleskill has taught me many life lessons on top of the academics. I realize now I would be where I am now with the mind set I have without these experiences to make me stronger. It has been a roller coster but their is always happy memories Cobleskill has given me. One of the great experiences I have had at Cobleskill was given to me from Professor Fine. She organized our small class and found out when an open house was for a Waldorf preschool. We visited this school taking a tour and learned a new way of life with the experiences I would not be able to visual and understand in the college classroom. This trip opened my eyes to a new way of teaching that put a mark on me to want to teach their values and ways, using natural materials in the classroom. I am very