Personal Narrative: My Five Year Goals

Five Year Goals
As I am looking at my son, I’m thinking about my five-year goals. In five years, my son will be five years old and he’s going to be ready for kindergarten. I would like to work in a Head Start or similar daycare program. Right now, I am in school studying again and, if I had set a goal and really done what I wanted, I could have already graduated by now. I didn’t goals were important, but setting goals helps me stay motivated and focused. One of my biggest goals is to earn my associate’s degree and attend Wilmington University to work towards my bachelor’s degree. By working hard to earn good grades, learning more about the field to become an excellent preschool teacher,
My father influenced me to change my major to Nursing, because the job pays better. I struggled with my classes, because science and medicine were not my interests. I did not receive an associate’s degree, but some of my classes from Wor-Wic have transferred to Del Tech. This is my first year at Del Tech. My goal is to earn good grades, finish the program, and study for the state exams. I’m going to the Writing Center for help with my paper and homework questions, and I used the Tutoring Center for extra help with my academic work; I’m also taking advantage of advisement and professional advice. I scheduled to meet with an adviser to discuss my career plans. myself, “This is what I like.” Since I started as a teacher assistant I have worked with a lot of young children; I enjoy working with young children age 3 to 5. In 2015, I quit my job because I moved to Delaware after getting married. Also in 2015, I was hired as an assistant teacher at Telamon Head Start. I worked with them for almost a year before becoming pregnant with my son. I wanted to go back to school so I could become a
In 2013, I was hired as an assistant teacher in a Maryland Head Start program called Shore Up Inc. I began to learn more about early childhood education and I told Once I’m finished with my education, my final step to becoming an excellent preschool teacher, I’m going to work hard for my student by creating a safe environment that is conducive to learning, engages individual students, and gets them excited about learning. I believe making a difference in the life of a child is at the heart of every teacher. Different techniques for teaching will help with lesson plans, observations on the job, and daily circle time; therefore, I am going to apply Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences Theory and Paiget’s Four Stages of Development in my classroom. I’m going to accommodate each student according to their individual needs. I want to be the best teacher that can be by staying connected with the parents of my students by informing them of what is going on in class using weekly newsletters and keeping them up to date so they can help their children. In order for me to be the best teacher I can, I have to create a list of goals to help me throughout my entire teaching career. It’s apparent that it takes effort to complete each goal, but every step brings me closer and closer to what I desire to be. I want to mature as a person for my son, set the right