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Who I Am
Who I Am
Hello, my name is Rahni Davis. I am 22 years old, originally born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia on August 13, 1999. I am one of 5 siblings, with me being the middle child of both parents. Both of my parents met during their time in the Navy, with my dad being from Virginia and my mother being from Mississippi. Being a first-generation student, who's attending college out-of-state, I decided to pursue ODU given that my oldest sister and brother-in-law met and graduated around 2011-2012, also that most of the family, on my father's side, live around Norfolk. Currently, my major falls under Elementary Education, as I want to teach kids how math can be interesting to their own perspective.
Hello, my name is Rahni Davis. I am 22 years old, originally born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia on August 13, 1999. I am one of 5 siblings, with me being the middle child of both parents. Both of my parents met during their time in the Navy, with my dad being from Virginia and my mother being from Mississippi. Being a first-generation student, who's attending college out-of-state, I decided to pursue ODU given that my oldest sister and brother-in-law met and graduated around 2011-2012, also that most of the family, on my father's side, live around Norfolk. Currently, my major falls under Elementary Education, as I want to teach kids how math can be interesting to their own perspective.
Me, and my dad.
Taken November 2016, Downtown Atlanta, before Thanksgiving Day
Hobbies, such as photography and building LEGOs, are a good way to practice patience. Taken August 2021 and November 2016, respectively.
What I Know
What I Know
I understand that not everything in life can be perfect, and that you cannot plan for everything to be as accurate as you want it. However, I am going through this development with patience and an open mind. I understand that every person has a different way of learning things, some things may come naturally, some things may be more difficult. There will always be a room for improvement and for growth to nurture.
I understand that not everything in life can be perfect, and that you cannot plan for everything to be as accurate as you want it. However, I am going through this development with patience and an open mind. I understand that every person has a different way of learning things, some things may come naturally, some things may be more difficult. There will always be a room for improvement and for growth to nurture.
In addition to this, diversity will always play a role into one's experiences. Through encountering many people in life, there will be someone who either share similar or different backgrounds, cultures, interests, and perspectives.
What I Need to Learn
What I Need to Learn
There will always be new things that people can learn, either intentionally or unintentionally. For my case...
There will always be new things that people can learn, either intentionally or unintentionally. For my case...
I NEED to become more receptive to everyone's environment.
I NEED to better my time management.
I NEED to be more proactive.
I NEED to communicate more effectively.
I NEED to understand effective classroom management.
I NEED to support all students to the appropriate pace.
I NEED to build a welcoming and constructive class environment.
My niece and nephew, Teagan and Carter, with my grandparents. Taken September 2019.
The Teacher I Will Become
The Teacher I Will Become
All in all, I aspire to be a teacher that can, essentially, learn from my students. To be the teacher that they could look forward to spend their time with. To be the teacher that can pass out high-fives and fist bumps when they walk in and out the room. The kind of teacher that can connect the given material to something that can genuinely interest them in learning. The kind of teacher that can build on top of their enthusiasm and vice-versa. The kind who can take those experiences and do the same with my niece and nephew. To make them laugh, smile, and care for one another as they go through each week learning in the classroom. And after that, to later look back and see how much things have gradually developed into what they are at the present.
All in all, I aspire to be a teacher that can, essentially, learn from my students. To be the teacher that they could look forward to spend their time with. To be the teacher that can pass out high-fives and fist bumps when they walk in and out the room. The kind of teacher that can connect the given material to something that can genuinely interest them in learning. The kind of teacher that can build on top of their enthusiasm and vice-versa. The kind who can take those experiences and do the same with my niece and nephew. To make them laugh, smile, and care for one another as they go through each week learning in the classroom. And after that, to later look back and see how much things have gradually developed into what they are at the present.
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