A Letter To My Future Students, From Your Soon-To-Be Student Teacher
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A Letter To My Future Students, From Your Soon-To-Be Student Teacher

I can't wait for an incredible journey together

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A Letter To My Future Students, From Your Soon-To-Be Student Teacher
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Dear Future Students,

In just about one month, I will be in your classroom, spending 7 hours each day with you, Monday through Friday. I know I will learn so much from this experience, and I cannot wait to begin this new journey with you all! I've spent 7 semesters sitting in classrooms, learning about how to be a successful teacher. Now, I finally get to practice and apply what I have learned.

Like I said, I am beyond excited to begin our journey together. However, you should know that I am also extremely nervous. I do not know what you will all think of me. Of course, I hope you like me. I am worried that it may be a difficult adjustment for some of you. I am worried that some of you may have behavior problems, and that I will not know what to do if you act out, misbehave, or shut down. I am worried that I may not be able to figure out a different way to teach you something if you do not understand it. Above all, I am worried that some days, I may let you down. I never, ever want to let you down.

I know there will be some rough days where I will end up in tears in my bedroom, questioning where I went wrong, what I could've done better/different, or what even happened. I also know there will be many unforgettable, amazing, happy days where I feel successful and confident in my teaching abilities. I can't wait to see you have that "aha" moment and witness the incredible moment where I see my hard work pay off as you grasp a concept.

Even though I may only be with you for a relatively short time, I want to make it the absolute best that it can be, both for myself, and more importantly, for all of you. I promise to work as hard as I possibly can for you. I promise to never give up, even when I become frustrated. I promise to always give 110%, even if I am tired, sick, stressed, nervous, or upset. No matter what difficulties we may come across, know that I see potential in each and every one of you. I believe in you. I know you are capable of great things. I hope to have as profound of an impact on your lives as I know you're about to have on mine.

Love,

Your Future Student Teacher

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