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Personal Narrative: My Mentor Teacher Missing One Day Of School

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This week started out challenging because I did not feel very well. My students were very energetic and I felt that I was dragging throughout all of Monday. I was able to get everything done and I get everything prepared for Tuesday. I had not anticipated waking up feeling so horrible on Tuesday morning I felt very overwhelmed because I didn’t want to miss school. I know as a student missing one day of school was horrible because you got so behind. As a teacher missing one day of school was even worse. I didn’t know if my students would get to everything they had to do. I didn’t know if I had everything set out so that my lesson plans were easy to follow. I was thankful that my Mentor Teacher was quick to get back to me and let me know what

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