Pigne Bio

Hello, my name is Inathaelle Pigne. I was born in Haiti port au prince. But I was raised here in Miami Florida. I have been living here for 15 years basically all my life. I am one of four siblings. My older brother is 21 his name is Dimitry. I am the second child I am 20 years old I also have a younger brother named David and my last sibling who is my sister Estelle she is 12 years old. I am a secondary education-Biology major. I am in my second year in college I am currently taking five classes in the summer. I will be graduating in the fall with an AA degree; then I will transfer to Florida International University where I will continue my degree in secondary education Biology. I always wanted to become a teacher I believe it's because of the difference I can make in an individual life. I first realized that I wanted to become a teacher when a peer of mine would always ask me for help on math question which I believe I was not really good in math. But the fact I did understand the material at hand. So my peer would always be afraid to ask the teacher for questions because she was shy in that matter. There was this one day where I helped her and she said you really need to become a teacher because the way you explain it the teacher we have now makes it so difficult to understand. That is when she really assured me that being a teacher was what I wanted to do for a living. I have thought about what other careers that could probably make me more money. But, I found that the other careers would not make me very happy. I enjoy helping others so I know that becoming a teacher one day will be very satisfying. I have even gotten discouragements from others saying that I should do something that will make me money and that I would not have to deal with children that will give me a headache. I know it will be hard work to work with all kinds of different students but I know that at the end of the day I will be please if I just helped one student. I also do know it takes a good teacher to help a student to become someone tomorrow. I want to be that teacher that places a stamp on the student’s life; knowing that I made a difference in an individual’s life is a reward in itself.