
My name is Megan Tiffany. I was born and raised in San Diego, California. I studied Psychology at CSUSM and received my bachelor's degree two years ago. After I graduated from college I backpacked throughout Nepal, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos for four months. Since I got back, I have been working at UCSD as a research assistant on a project that is looking at treatments for Schizophrenia.
Some of the things I love to do include hiking, camping, body surfing, and anything else that gets me outdoors. I also love hanging out with my cousins- the youngest of whom are 12 and 14. I especially enjoy taking them camping and leading them on Snipe hunts that last for hours and end in fits of giggling. My goal is to become a teacher so that I can hang out with kids like them everyday.
My exposure to computers during my childhood was limited. I have some vague recollection of playing Oklahoma (or was it Oregon Trail?) in elementary school but all I remember about it is a black screen and green images. In high school, I would go to a neighbor's house to use a word processor to write my papers. Since my junior year in college, computers have become part of my daily life. I can't imagine living without them now. Yesterday, I bought my first computer. No more school library computers for me! Hooray!
What impressed me most about the college of education mission statement is its commitment to educational equity. I agree that there is a difference between equity and equality. I look forward to being trained by individuals who are committed to helping me understand that difference as well as providing me with the tools I need to accomplish equity in my classroom.
3 comments:
Hey Megan! I also did not take 422A. Is one of our journals supposed to be an intro journal? I am confused...hehehe. Thanks!
ps-such a cute pic!!!
Megan,
This is a great post with a very nice picture. Enjoyed reading it and learning more about you and your interests.It was facinating to know all about your travels. You will be an awesome teacher. You have the patience and great personality to help people.I am glad you are in my class again. Have great holidays.see you soon.
Asha.
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