Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Thank You

I would like to take this opportunity to offer my sincerest thanks to you all.  This course is just the first on my journey toward the completion of my Master's degree and the continuation of my work in the field of Early Childhood.  You have all offered me great insight, inspiration, and intent.  I know that working with children is my passion, but have yet to discover the specific direction of my path.  I look forward to continuing to learn from you all and am excited to grow and share together.  I wish you all the best of luck now and for the future.
~Dana
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5 comments:

  1. ecooperpeyton12/19/13, 7:30 PM

    Hi Dana,

    I have enjoyed reading your blog and discussion posts over the past eight weeks. I hope that you are able to find the specific path direction that sparks your interest, or perhaps there will be several paths! Wherever you end up, children and families will benefit positively from having you around.

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  2. Unknown12/20/13, 7:23 PM

    Erica,

    Thank you so very much for your kind and inspiring words. I really do appreciate it. Good luck to you as well.

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  3. Unknown12/21/13, 12:23 PM

    Dana,
    I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. I am sure as we progress through this graduate program it will help you identify your specific niche in the field of Early Childhood.Thanks again for your insight and encouragement!
    Susan

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  4. julian12/22/13, 10:57 AM

    The blog process has been my favorite part of this course! I love to follow along with each of you. I also enjoy seeing the ways in which we choose to showcase our individuality on each blog. I have so appreciated your well written discussions, and think, "Man, I need to step it up!" It's been great, and I hope our journey brings us together again! Best of luck, and HAPPPPPYYY HOLIDAYYYS!!!!

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    1. Unknown12/22/13, 11:40 PM

      Thank you so very much! My OCD about schoolwork sometimes compromises the creative process. I will have you know, that I often look at your work thinking--"I hope to be her someday!" I hope to still have the passion you have after being in the classroom for so long. It is exciting, rewarding, incredibly exhausting work :) I want you to know that my favorite childhood teacher was my Kindergarten teacher and I just know that you are many children's favorite too!! Happy Holidays to you as well! Enjoy the break!!!!

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