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Freshman find out how to be a Knight at Orientation

Alyssa Kowols, Executive Visuals Editor
August 27, 2023
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Incoming freshman becoming a Knight at their orientation on August 11, 2023.
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Q: What do you teach here at Prospect? A: “I am a special ed teacher. So I kind of bounce around everywhere but I’m teaching a Strats 2 class, and then I’m also in a Human Geo class. Q: Have you taught anywhere else besides Prospect? A: “I have not, I have student taught elsewhere, but this is my first job as a new teacher.” Q: What made you want to be a teacher? Did you always want to be one? A: “I always knew I wanted to help people, but I didn’t always know I wanted to be a teacher until my senior year of high school is when I kind of determined that I wanted to be a teacher and then go into college solidified it.” Q: Where did you go to college? A: “I went to the University of Illinois.” Q: What did you major in there? A: “I majored in special education. Q: Do you have any degrees? A: “The special education degree… I will be going to get my Master’s soon.” Q: Will you go to the University of Illinois for your masters? A: “I dont know, thats kind of up in the air. I might do something a little close to home, online, or I would love to go back to the University of Illinois, but it would have to be online.” Q: What are you most excited about for your years here at Prospect? A: “I think the biggest thing is getting involved outside of just the classroom is something that I’m super excited about whether that’s sports or clubs or going to things, just meeting as many new people and new students as I can, is something that’s super huge.” Q: Do you coach any sports here? A: “I do. I’m currently coaching boys soccer.” Q: Have you played soccer before? A: “I did, I played all of high school and all growing up. I did not play in college though.” Q: What do you like most about your job? A: “I love interacting with people. I love interacting with students, whether it’s students or staff. I love that aspect and what I’m slowly getting into as the weeks kind of slow down is getting to know my students on more of a deeper level, rather than just ‘Hey, hows your schedule? How are the classes going?’ So really getting to know my students personalities is something I really enjoy about teaching.” Q: Would you start a club here at all? A: “I would love to, I have no idea what club that would be, but I would love to be involved in some way. Whether it’s a student bringing up the club or myself coming up with it.” Q: Do you have any advice for students here at Prospect? A: “I think the biggest thing is letting yourself fail before you succeed because you learn so much in that and especially going into college knowing that you don’t have to know exactly what you’re going to do as a senior in high school, even as a junior in high school. You have a big, big opportunity once you’ve graduated.”
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Alyssa Kowols, Executive Visuals Editor
I am Alyssa Kowols and I’m a sophomore. This is my first year on staff and I am the executive visuals editor for the Prospector. I am involved with softball at prospect and a travel team called Athletic Barn. Outside of school I like to hang out with friends and listen to country music.

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