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My Co-Op Placement Analysis
My co-op placement as a first grade teacher at Moraine Hills Public School had the greatest impact on me. Growing up, I have always wanted a career where I can help others in a positive light. However, being more reserved and shy made the decision of becoming a teacher more difficult. By volunteering at summer camps, festivals and extra-curriculars, my communication and social skills improved, but the placement was the focal point of my high school career. It helped me break out of my shell and gave me an insight of the teaching experience. The greatest learning outcome for me is to be flexible, open and creative. I learned that teaching is not just about the structure given, but how one can make the structure interesting and engaging for the

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