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Educating Students and Educators to embrace change and change the world

 

Welcome!  My name is Sandra Picacio-Hernandez and I am a graduate student at Lamar University majoring in Digital Learning and Leadership.  I chose to pursue a Masters Degree to enhance my skills in the classroom and potentially further my career.  For the past 16 years I have truly loved servicing 3- to 4-year old children with special needs as an Early Childhood Special Education teacher.  

By browsing my e-Portfolio, you will discover insight into my experiences as a classroom teacher, colleague, and my hopes for change in education.   You will be able to view discussion responses, assignments, and projects that I have fostered while pursuing my masters degree.  I consciously refrained from saying “assignments/projects that I have completed”.  

I say this because as I am, my thoughts/writings are works in progress!  As we all are! I am constantly evolving and pushing myself to be a better colleague and educator.  I thank you for your interest and welcome questions and/or comments for growth.

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