being an intern

I made it to the last eight credits of my Master's degree in Education. It's full of twists and turns that looks like a maze times ten. I am doing my best to keep up with my faculty supervisor and my cooperating teacher. There are tons of bumps in the road. Technology is a big factor since I'm in an online program. I have to buckle down till December eight and read and write daily any number of different forms. I'm on week three of this fifteen week roller-coaster ride. Any interns out there? My uncle was an intern in medical school. He would talk about his mentor as a very cold and intimidating figure. My faculty supervisor is not exactly cold but it is very confusing to try and understand all his demands. I better keep my nose to the grindstone and not blog too much. I just wanted to shout out to uncommon and say thanks to all those interns out there who work for months and months with no pay. Regardless of the outcome I think my graduate program has taught me to appreciate literacy. I don't want to take that for granted. Reading books really does open doors of opportunity and illumination.