[nobe-l] Hello and question

[Mary H]

Hi Faith,
I'm thinking you would be eligible for accommodations. For example, you
could be provided a full time teacher's aide to assist you with discipline
and "keeping an eye" on the kids. I hope that helps.
Yours,
Mary

On Sun, Oct 26, 2008 at 7:50 PM, Faith Manion <faith_manion at hotmail.com>wrote:

>
>
> Hello everyone,
> My name is Faith Manion and I am a sophomore at Campbellsville University
> in Kentucky. I am completely blind in both eyes and only have light
> perception in the right eye. I am working on my under graduate degree right
> now and seeking teaching certification in high school English. Recently my
> education teachers and I were discussing items I might find difficulty
> dealing with in the classroom. One of the items both of us are unsure about
> revolves around classroom management and I was hoping some of you educators
> could provide some insight.
>
> How do you manage your classroom? How do you know when students are
> misbehaving and what actions do you take to ensure this stops? What do you
> do when testing to ensure cheating does not occur? What do you do to ensure
> everyone is taking notes and not sleeping when you lecture?
>
> These are just a few of the major questions that come to mind. I would
> greatly appreciate any information. My education teachers and I both want to
> ensure I receive the proper preparation needed to be successful in the
> classroom and just trying to determine what is best. Thanks for your
> assistance.
>
> Faith Manion
>
>
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