Summer is here and speeding by very quickly! Last weekend I had the privilege of participating in freshmen orientation on campus. I loved meeting our new education students as well as helping them create their new schedule.
It was fun listening to the students who have a passion for teaching - some desire a particular grade level or age of students, while others have a desire to work with underprivileged children. Several students even would like to teach abroad.
Where is your passion? Do you have a passion to teach? Lead? Help the underprivileged? Teach internationally? Self-reflection is good. Take your time; identify and evaluate your current activities. What to you enjoy doing? Where is God leading you?
Soon you may be taking part in a freshman orientation for college and your future.
About Me
- Roxanne Forgrave
- After teaching in public education for 34 1/2 years, I retired June, 2007, from Dwight Grade School to become an Education professor at Olivet Nazarene University. I taught at Reddick Junior High for 13 years, Dwight Middle School for 16 years, and was the Library Information Specialist at Dwight Common School for 5 years. My husband of 35 years in October, 2008, works at Riverside Medical Center in the computer department. I have 2 married children who live in Brownsburg, Indiana. Jeff works for Eli Lilly and his wife Sarah is a senior accountant. They have a son, Zachary who is our first grandchild. Andrea is an RN at Riley Children's Hospital and her husband Nat works for Wellpoint. This is a picture of my husband, grandson Zach, and me.
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