I had the pleasure of being interviewed by author Janice Spina on her wonderful blog!
INTERVIEW WITH TEACHER JENNIE FITZKEE!
Jennie Fitzkee
Please help me welcome teacher Jennie Fitzkee to Jemsbooks.blog Interview Segment. Jennie is the first teacher that I have had the pleasure to interview. Jennie is a lovely lady and an exceptional teacher of preschool. I happened upon her fabulous blog and have enjoyed reading about her classroom, students and what she has accomplished with these young children. She is utterly amazing.
Thanks so much, Janice.
My pleasure, Jennie. The stage is all yours.
1. What does a teacher need to do to be successful?
Pay attention to children. The lesson being taught by you will only be meaningful if children are engaged and interested. Does that mean the child is more important than the lesson? Yes, it does. Let me give you a few examples: A high school history teacher in upstate New York was beginning to teach about the…
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A Teacher's Reflections 
Oh, fun. Jennie, I’m clicking over. Hugs.
Thanks, Teagan! 😍
It was my pleasure, Jennie, to have you over. You are an amazing person and teacher and I am honored to know you. Wishing you and your class a fun and wonderful year! 🤗 😘
Thanks, Janice! And “Broose” arrived yesterday 😀. Will be reading it soon to the children.
thank you for telling me. Happy to hear. Hope the children enjoy it. Hugs 😘
And to you! 😀
I loved learning more about you, Jennie. That was a wonderful interview.
I’m so glad, Marlene. Thank you! 🙂
Great stuff as always, Jennie. I left a comment on Janice’s blog.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thank you, Pete. 🙂
Great interview, Jennie. I left a comment over at Janice’s blog.
Thank you, Robbie.
Jennie, This is wonderful–thank you for sharing it!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you, Charles.
Wonderful Jennie!
Thank you, Opher!
A great interview, Jennie! Paying attention to each individual student is hard work but pays off in the end. I even felt that way working with youth at risk. If I gave them individual attention, laughed and cried with them, they blossomed and became functioning individuals ready to enter the world of employment. Sometimes, that is all it takes.
Exactly! Those little things are really big things, and make all the difference in the world.. Thanks so much, Darlene.
Great interview, Jennie. You are a very accomplished and wonderful teacher. Every child deserves a teacher like you.
That is so nice, Norah. Thank you for your kind words. 😊
I’m also always truthful. You are very welcome, Jennie.
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