It's my last class of my program. It's my last class of my program. It's my last class of my program. There is such euphoria emanating from that sentence!
Let's break this down in a yes or no format:
Am I happy I got my masters in Educational Leadership? Yes.
Am I happy I got my masters for Aurora? No.
Am I proud of the degree? No. (not really).
Will I be attending the graduation? No.
Did I bond with new colleagues through this program? No.
Did I feel challenged? No.
Did the work I completed feel properly and closely judged? No.
But as I said the other day to someone who asked if I was nearing the end of my program...I guess I learned more that I would have had I not completed it.
Let's break this down in a yes or no format:
Am I happy I got my masters in Educational Leadership? Yes.
Am I happy I got my masters for Aurora? No.
Am I proud of the degree? No. (not really).
Will I be attending the graduation? No.
Did I bond with new colleagues through this program? No.
Did I feel challenged? No.
Did the work I completed feel properly and closely judged? No.
But as I said the other day to someone who asked if I was nearing the end of my program...I guess I learned more that I would have had I not completed it.
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