Miss Elizabeth Hartman
Author: Elizabeth Hartman
Hi Teachers, welcome to my blog! My name is Elizabeth Hartman and since a young age I have been and will continue to be a goal oriented individual dedicated to helping children grow to be the best learner's possible. I look forward to shaping positive friendships & exploring individuality!
Dream Chaser ; Ever since a young age I have been and continue to be a goal oriented individual dedicated to helping children grow. Hard working, organized and committed with a desire to help young students be the best learner’s possible, shape positive friendships, have fun and explore their individuality. As a current young adult, I have spent many hours working hands-on with youth of all ages. I have found that I can confidently say I am passionate on watching these children develop as learners. It is becoming more clear that I am passionate about changing the lives of the children as I watch them grow. I genuinely respect that every child is different, as I once was in the situation too. Being an individual who is hard-working and willing to put the extra hours in wherever a child may need it; I will never quit until the job I have set out to accomplish is finished. I believe that social media is important when interacting with other teachers as well as blogging is an important step in helping us grow as we are always going to be growing in this profession. Please follow along on my journey at https://twitter.com/missehartman or https://www.instagram.com/missehartman/.
My amazing Grade 2 Teacher always motivating and encouraging me to enter this dream of mine! This is us having the privilege of working together in her Grade one classroom.
I’m so excited to be working towards my dream career, a career that is a never-ending learning process. Professional Development events will allow me to further grow my career towards effectiveness, proficiency, satisfaction, trust and the creation of safe relationships. As educators, our purpose is to be driven leaders that strive off teamwork and communication. Attached are some Professional Development events I have had the privilege to participate in!
Understanding Conflict ‘A Communications Workshop’
“GO TO” Educators of Mental Disorders in the secondary school setting ‘Teen Mental Health’
Managing Behaviours ‘Presentation on Understanding and Managing Autism’
Reading, Writing, Playing, Learning “Joyful Literacy in K-2”
Inclusive Education “Who, What, Where, When, Why, How”
Not Myself Today ‘Canadian Mental Health Association’
Teach with Purpose
Relationships and Connections as Educators with Dr. Jody Carrington
I am excited and proud to be in this rewarding and challenging profession, with hopes to one day teach elementary students, Kindergarten if I could specifically choose a grade! Thank you for following along on my journey of educating our future!
Teaching is not a job that everyone in the world can do. Many people believe that teaching is only about reading, writing and math. I love to teach because I ultimately want to make a positive impact on students’ lives. Teachers are responsible for teaching morals and helping kids find their way in the world. Many homes rely on teachers to supply kids with the tools they need to face the world around them. I desire to teach early elementary students. Why? I want to teach early elementary students because I love the innocence of their questions and the creativity that they show as they grow in their individuality. It is so joyful to see the opening of their little eyes as they learn about events and subjects that have shaped our world today and the capacities of their abilities.
Dreams should never die, and as I choose to live my dream of being a teacher, I look forward to being able to mould the lives of young people to fulfill their dreams too.