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The clarity can’t be beat as it does not pick up noise from the outside so if you want to be heard clearly, there is no beat this simple and trusted technology. Would this be enough? Only time will tell. Meanwhile, LG and Huawei have jumped into the dual lens camera bandwagon. At least Zeiss optical has proven images but for this add on lens from Meike, d’uh. Sorry but there are no example photos to show from the site so you don’t know the sort of quality you are getting by buying this. Zoom, wide angle and macro are the flavors you can doubld down on but beyond that, it isn’t much different than the rest of the offerings.
Now, Meike isn’t a global brand and they are selling an iPhone housing that takes advantage of external lenses. And from China, you have another player who wants to jump in from Meike. So you have a add on lenses from a slew of manufacturers including Zeiss of Germany. Meaning people who buy them are either rich or have plenty of extra cash to double down on a seemingly average spec device. I'm trying not to be freaked out by that.It has become apparent these days that all people want is to add on lenses to iPhones. I have to be formally observed six times, during the 12 weeks.I'll be up with the roosters, getting lunches made, kids up, do the drive to school, use so much energy with the students, drive home, make dinner, watch a basketball game or pick up a kid from practice, write papers, plan lessons, shower, put out my clothes, toss in a load of laundry, feed the cats, and go to sleep. I'm taking vitamins, I'm eating good food, I'm going to get good sleep, but I'm going to be tired. Like, all my instructors/mentors are telling me I will be exhausted for at least the first two weeks. They are old enough to take on more responsibilities and be more independent, it's just that we haven't had a lot of practice with that yet. The kids are really going to have to help out and suck it up at times.
I worry about it just being me and the kids.
Husband is a traveling maniac these days.Woot woot! The teacher also gave me the Math curriculum book to take home over the break, for some light reading. I haven't met them yet, but they know I'm coming! I wrote a letter to their parents and it will be sent home with the kids on Monday. I visited her classroom and got the grand tour, while the students were at PE. She gave me ideas for my Teacher Work Sample and then sent me PowerPoints which she created, to use for creating my lesson plans. She'll tell it like it is, which is super refreshing for me. She's a retired teacher/lawyer - super smart. :) Her email has the word "sweet" before her name and it's because it's true (even though she says it isn't). I mean, I could be Elsa's mother, but hey! I'll take a compliment. When she first saw me, she said, "Oh my gosh, the kids are going to love you! They're going to think you're Elsa from Frozen!" That was awfully nice. I met with my Clinical Supervisor for coffee, over the break.Plus, the funny things they say are pretty much the key to happiness. I'm an early childhood grad, so I sort of have a soft spot for the little learners. I'm in a first grade classroom! This is truly awesome.Let's get caught up on what I'm getting myself into, okay? Now, here I am (4 years later) at the end of that journey, ready to begin my 12 weeks of student teaching.TOMORROW! I've reached the pinnacle of this whole adventure! This is where things get crazy and fun and sleepless and challenging! This is where I probably won't have time to blog, but will try to anyway. After all, I did start my first blog (Unpretentious Teacher) with the purpose of sharing my educational path to becoming a teacher. It just seemed like a real shame if I chose to omit this next part of my teaching journey from my blog. I probably make up for it by over-instagramming, but c'est la vie! That's the way I like it! :) But I do miss the writing, reflecting, and over-sharing that blogging encourages. It's been a lovely break, I must admit, from posting about clothing, or vacationing, or rearranging furniture, or tackling school work, etc.