design technology curriculum
Answer the following questions from your own experiences?
1. Why do you want to be a teacher?
2. What parts of teaching appeal most to you?What parts appeal least?
3. What does diversity mean to you?
4. What has been your most inspiring moment in teaching?
5. How will you integrate technology into the curriculum?
These questions are design to see how educators think about our children and themselves… 
1. Because I have always dreamed about it.. I would love to make kids excited about what they were learning.
2. Appeal: Seeing kids’ faces light up, teaching interesting topics, the students
Not Appeal: Bad Kids, Giving Bad Grades, routey classes, bad pay
3.Different ideas, cultures, races, and back rounds all mixed into a single environment.
4. I’m not a teacher yet.
5. I don’t believe in that… its a distraction and only enforces laziness and machines doing things for you. I will oppose technology in the curriculum, but do it if I have to.
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