Student Teaching Portfolios

On Tuesday (12/4) and Thursday (12/6), I attended the student teaching portfolios event at UMF. It was great to see where I will be at the end of my program and to see the hard work the students put into their semester-long field experiences. It was great to see the range of student programs represented, from Early Childhood all to Secondary Education.

For my in-field practicum seminar course, we were asked to take a selfie with two of the tables. I took pictures with two tables, both the exact same path as myself, Secondary Education Social Studies. It was a great experience attending portfolios and I am looking forward to going again in the spring.



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