Politics in America and Nigeria

I think that one of the biggest stories that I have heard has been about the political climate in America. With the next election coming up, and candidates dropping out of the race, politics have been at the center of everyone’s minds. However, another country has a lot of political strife. Nigeria is going throughContinue reading “Politics in America and Nigeria”

Introducing My New Community!

The environment of my community is very academic and supportive. Although I often find myself in scholarly communities, I feel like I have joined a new community because of the age range that I am working with. When teaching younger kids, patience is key, and my community radiates patience. This experience has introduced me toContinue reading “Introducing My New Community!”

Blog 3: Filling in the Gaps

So far I have not run into as many structural inequalities as differences. My community is very small and tight-knit, lessening the presence of structural inequalities. However, I will say that more than the pandemic, access to the internet seems to have created the most differences. The question of how much internet we are consumingContinue reading “Blog 3: Filling in the Gaps”

Solidarity amongst students!

I think that because my experience and community are mainly centered around education, solidarity comes out uniquely. I see solidarity in my students in many ways, one of the most common being helping each other learn. It can be tough to keep up and stay on track with the class, so students often help eachContinue reading “Solidarity amongst students!”

My First Week: Orientation Fun!

My first week consisted of orientation to help us interns get introduced to each other and the environment we will be working in. On the first day of orientation, we went over multiple instructional slideshows that detailed how we can best do our job. We took tours of campus and organized materials in preparation forContinue reading “My First Week: Orientation Fun!”