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Ian Lefkowits and Nardia Edwards are #classmates in our Childhood Education, grades 1-6 program. They are both grateful to be alive, healthy, for the opportunity to study in-person, and for having a home and a loving family to go to.” #stillthankful #tistheseason #takenothingforgranted #thankful #home #health #family #gratefultobealive #classmates #childhoodeducation #specialeducation #educator #mastersineducation #tourogse

Helen Hill is a Library Assistant on the Graduate School of Education #Brooklyn campus. She recently moved to #newyork from #northcarolina and is having a great time exploring the city and at her new job. “This year I am grateful for my recent move to NYC. I love my job in the GSE library and have been relishing having so many new places to explore.” #library #nyc #explore #adventureawaits #thankful #tistheseason

Anastasia Petrukova and Yadwiga Turek are working on their master’s degree in Early Childhood Education and Special Education, Birth-2. Anastasia is a preschool teacher in Brooklyn, and Yadwiga is a preschool teacher in Staten Island. They are both grateful to be studying in-person on the #Brooklyn campus and for their great teachers and advisors who are helping them to make the best of their time in graduate school. #stillthankful #tistheseason #teacher #mastersineducation #earlychildhoodeducation #preschoolteacher #graduateschool #inperson #tourogse

Professor Ellen Margolin teaches the “Basic Reading Instruction for Grades 1-6” course. She often starts her class with reading a children’s book. It creates the right atmosphere and puts everyone on the same page. And obviously better in person than over Zoom! “I am grateful that we are back to in-person classes. It is nice to see faces I had only seen on zoom. I am wishing everyone a wonderful Thanksgiving!” #inperson #goodtoseeyou #childrensbooks #teachingreading #campusvibes #readingismagic #thanksgiving #grateful