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In order to understand my journey better, I would like to rewind to October of 2010. Let’s just say I was at school number one. I had always been an effective teacher with glowing evaluations. I was loved by parents, kids, and the administration. I would always say “yes” and I took an active role for many committees, clubs, and planning meetings. I was that type of employee who would do anything to stay in good standing with the administration.

At school number one, I would see a lot of teachers get bullied by the administration, and I prayed that I would not be next on the chopping block. I did anything I was asked of, and I did it willingly. I got things done, and I did it with an enthusiastic smile. On the campus of school number one, there was “The Dreamer.” Now, there are dreamers who will set realistic goals they can achieve, and there are unrealistic dreamers. She was the latter of the two. It was like she was on a natural high for life, and had so much energy it seemed everyone else was less than sufficient.

To me, it appeared fake. You know the type…wanting to save the world one child at at a time. She would assign us tasks that required us to make material that was not developmentally appropriate for kindergarten. Sorry, but a kindergartener is not going to know what 39+13 is in the first quarter. We sometimes had to tell “The Dreamer” how kindergarteners think. She was a little much.

I would avoid her at all costs. For example, I would look around the hall corners when I walked on campus. If I saw her coming down the hall, I would walk really fast and go the other way. I don’t think I was the only one that did this. In the Spring of 2012, a new law passed about early childhood requirements for kindergarten teachers. I found out that unless I took classes and did a student teaching internship in a preschool or daycare, I would not be qualified to teach kindergarten anymore.

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