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Mrs. White
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Let's Play!
What is she saying to Elmo?
A Switch - A Message . . .
. . . from Batman. . . or Eric?
Words without Voice...
Wii or Something Like it
How many SED260 students. . .
Figuring Out the Devices
Playing with Toys
But thinking about how to say, "Potato Chips!"
Symbols & More Symbols
But What's So Funny?
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ReplyDeleteHello everyone!! My name is Kayla Barrick. I am a sophomore, special education major (LBD emphasis) from Wheelersburg, Ohio. I am a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and I am also a 2009 Orientation Leader. I am hoping that this class provides me with lots of useful information that I can use in the future as an educator. I am looking forward to have a great semester with you guys!! =]
ReplyDeleteHi. My name is Amber Losekamp.I am a freshmen, special education major from Batavia,Ohio. I am a member of the Education Living Learning Community and I love playing tennis. I am hoping that this class will get me closer to graduating with a degree in special education.
ReplyDeleteHello my name is Bethany Bowling and I am a Special Education minor and a psychology major. I look forward to this class because I know basically nothing about speech disorders and it is something I will need to be familiar with in my career.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Jennifer Lowe. I am a LBD Special Education Major. I am not sure what to expect, but love to learn.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Stephanie Nowicke (no-WICK-ee). I'm majoring in interpreting with minors in Psychology and Special Ed. Honestly, I really hope this class doesn't keep me out too late! It's a long walk back to Telford in the cold. I also hope this contributes to my major in many ways as well.
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Hi Stephanie, The class is from 6:00-8:45. Each class will "vote" if they would like to go straight through without a break and get out at 8:30 or if they'd like to take a break we'll finish at 8:45. I'm one of those instructors who rarely if ever lets class out early.
ReplyDeleteHi, my name is Kate Steinman. I am an Occupational Sciences major with a Special Education and Nutrition minor. I hope this class provides me with skills to use with my future clients.
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm Crystal Corum. I am a Deaf ed. major with elementary ed. I'm looking forward to learning and applying what I learn during this class.
ReplyDeleteHello everyone, my name is Krista Meece. I am a junior, from Somerset KY. I am majoring in Special Education, LBD (K-12). I am really looking forward to this class as I enjoy learning new things and expanding my knowledge, I am anxious to complete college and being my career. Cheers to a good semester!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Holly Grider. I am from Grayson County KY. I am a Special Education major (LBD K-5) I am a sophomore here and I am an RA in Palmer Hall.
ReplyDeleteMy name is Kaitlyn Bates. I am a LBD Special Education Major. I am not sure what to expect, but I'm excited to learn new things!
ReplyDeleteHello everyone, I am Ryan Clem. I am a Junior here, majoring in Special Education LBD. I am looking forward to learning new information in this class. Good luck this semester!
ReplyDeleteHey. I'm Catie. I am a LBD Special Education major (p-12), and General Education (p-5) with a minor in psychology. I hope that this class will help me learn lots of new things, because learning about children fascinates me. See you in 2 weeks!
ReplyDeleteHello Everyone! My name is Molly Myatt and I am a LBD Special Ed. major with Elementary Ed. I hope this class is interesting as well as helpful in teaching me more about special education. I look forward to this class, see you all tonight!
ReplyDeleteHello eveyone my name is jordan price and i am a FMD special ed. major. I really hope this class is interesting because i am a huge fan of sleeping. But Mrs. White seemed very interesting! so i should be okay
ReplyDeleteJordan, you can sleep through my class and I'll sleep through your basketball game. I'd think my teaching is as exciting as any of your basketball playing! By the way, Sekoe had 32 points tonight.
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Well you have never seen me play, so you dont know if its interesting or not... But i wont sleep in your class you're interesting and keep me thinking the whole time. I think we should take a field trip and watch Sekoe play one night!
ReplyDeleteAgreed! Basketball is probably more interesting than class.
ReplyDeleteAgree again! Let's go to Gallaudet and everyone can do their observation there. Everyone finishes ONE assignment, we complete the chapter on Deafness AND we get to see Sekoe play basketball. Excellent idea. You're SMART and a basketball player!! I've found ANOTHER ONE! <(grin) Next - figure out how we PAY FOR IT SO EVERYONE CAN GO!
Sekoe's featured on the Capital Athletic Conference website this week - check him out!
For not being a "blogger" you've figured it out well!
First off where is Gallaudet?
ReplyDeleteAnd then i will find a way we can raise some money to get to go. Awesome what is the sites url and i will for sure check him out! And yes i kinda like this blogging thing haha
Gallaudet is a University for students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing. It is in Washington, D.C. Thus, the Capital Athletic Conference, http://cacsports.com/sports/mbkb/2008-09/news/INTRODUCINGSekoeWhite So . . . actually I was speaking rather tongue in cheek. Not sure how you could work that out - - - but hey - I always tell my kids to DREAM BIG and have a back up plan.
ReplyDeleteWow that is amazing about Sekoe! How tall is he?
ReplyDelete6'3
ReplyDeleteoh thats cool, im 6'4...do you have any other star athletes in the family?
ReplyDeleteYou mean other than me? Ok, I'm not an athlete. No, but I do have a step-son who is a GREAT dancer. He's older than me. Fun, eh?
ReplyDeleteI have another step-son who's a phenomenal artist. I have other step-kids who are just plain phenomenal. My great grandson though is the cutest of all. He's 2 and is coming to spend a few days with us while his momma goes to the innauguration. (Did I say I like my family?)
Sekoe's actually won the gold medal in the Olympics, the Deaflympics in Melbourne Australia. I am one of those obnoxiously proud step-moms. He compted in the Deaf World Games in 2007 in Guanzhou, China and will be competing in Taipei in the Deaflympics in September. There's a group on Facebook. You can check it out.
Mrs. White it sounds like you have a very talented family. I can only hope my daughter will do something with her talent in art and design. She is scared to get her ideas out there, but she does wonderful work. She has recently became interested in photography. She takes loads of pictures, but they are of herself. LOL She can take some really amazing pictures though.
ReplyDeleteHow we use talents is key. Some people just use their talents for their own satisfaction and enjoyment. It depends on each individual what they determine to do with or how they use their talents.
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