Episode 1: From Classroom Dreams to Future Teachers at CUNY
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What inspires someone to become a teacher? And what happens when those dreams meet the realities of a classroom?
In our very first episode of Teacher Candidate Voices from the Field, a special series of NACCTEP NOW, host Julie Ferin welcomes two inspiring teacher education graduates from Kingsborough Community College, part of the City University of New York, along with their former professor and mentor, Dr. Denise Farrelly.
Jammie Faulkner shares how raising her son with autism inspired her journey into teaching and deepened her passion for supporting children and families. Andrea Ansah reflects on the experiences that led her to early childhood education and the classroom moments that continue to shape the teacher she hopes to become.
Together, they share honest stories about lesson plans that didn't go as expected, overcoming self-doubt, learning through field experiences, and the professors and peers who helped them grow.
And through it all, one message comes through loud and clear. Great teachers aren't born knowing everything. They grow through experience, reflection, and the people who believe in them.
Join us as we celebrate the voices, experiences, and future of the teaching profession.
Community College Voices. National Impact.