Welcome to my Blog!

Hello, my name is Kyedeana N. Mosley, everyone calls me "Kye". I married my best friends brother, whom I had a crush on all through high school. We met finally after four years and it was love at first sight, well for him anyway, because I was already in love with him from pictures, videos and stories shared with me from his brother and cousins. We have three teenage children, two girls and one boy. I really enjoy being a wife and a mother. With my children becoming closer to becoming college bond, I have to make haste in obtaining my degree. As the old saying goes "Practice what you preach." and I can show them better then I can tell them.

One of my biggest interest is my family. I take pride in how close we are and for those of you that have teens of your own, you know this is not easy. From the time when my children were very young I was involved in play groups and reading clubs of many. I would and still make every effort to involve them in whatever I was doing. I give them choices as to what we will do and when, this way they really enjoy whatever it is that we do. Some people say my interest is keeping my husband and children happy and I do agree.  Another interest of mine is beautifying and empowering women. I believe that a woman is only as pretty as she feels. I learned and witnessed this firsthand at a young age. I became a cosmetologist to help as best as I can, because everybody know that a beauticians second job is a counselor/psychiatrist. Well at least from where I am from this is true.

My goals in becoming a teacher  are to figure out each student and personalize lesson as best as I can to help them accomplish any task. Also to be the teacher that they would always remember and write about when they get into a college course similar to this. I want to build relationships and give my students the power to do the same in their community. Lastly, one of my goals is to provide the parents of my students the sense of belonging and teamwork that it takes to grow strong, healthy and smart children. A lot of times parents don't feel included in what goes on at their child's school or in class on a personal level.