After receiving my bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from the University of Rhode Island, I learned that I was not; it turns out, a very good kinesiologist. I had a good understanding of exercise science, but my ability to apply it to a career that would be rewarding and beneficial for not only myself but for those I served, was not there. As an undergrad, I served as a Civic Engagement Leader and Intern for the Clearinghouse for Volunteers, and then went on to become a Mentor, Physical Education Advisor, and Leader for a summer and afterschool program, and I learned that I was naturally good at that. Not only did I receive great …show more content…
I have the ability to identify at-risk students through the accomplishment of journal entries, team building activities and personal assessments that I then take and utilize in my lessons, activities and teaching styles, to further influence the success of my students and programs. Through these processes, I have developed strong organizational skills that have been established through tracking the improvements of my students through reflection activities, and student satisfaction