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"Praising All Teachers"
PackMan 1207 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Politically Incorrect Guest"
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06-30-02, 11:09 PM (EST)
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"Praising All Teachers" |
I was just wondering how many teachers do we have here on SB?In another thread, I posted my thoughts on the importance of education. After some thought, I felt that a post was needed to sing the praises of one of the most important role models in our kids' lives. I have two children who just finished first and third grade. They have been lucky enough to have some wonderful teachers who have not only taught them the basics, but have gone above and beyond the call of duty and taken a real interest in my children's lives. How many of us have been inspired at some point in our lives by a teacher? This is the place to share your stories. I can relate many stories of teachers that have had an impact on me. Most importantly was my 11th grade English teacher, Mr. Goodwin. I'm not sure how much he was able to help me with grammar and vocabulary, but we spent an entire semester studying American artists - their lives and styles. That semester gave me an appreciation for art that still exists today. He was also my advisor in my senior year, and he helped me understand that life is not black and white or yes and no. He challenged me to find the answers for myself. It is something I still carry with me today, and I am passing it on to my children. So treat this thread as a special thanks to all the teachers out there. They do great things despite the lack of recognition they receive. Let them know how much they are appreciated. PackMan
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Asrai 6083 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Playboy Centerfold"
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07-02-02, 02:08 PM (EST)
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Two of my biggest heros were teachers. My kindergarten/first/third grade teacher, Miss McMurray, made me realize that learning was fun! I guess it was good that I had such an awesome influence so early on in my education. I had a teacher in senior year who changed my life before I was even born. Mr. Risser wasn't just an english teacher, he was so much more. While my Dad was in HS, he lost both of his parents. Mr. Risser took him under his wing. He was his mentor/teacher/debate team coach/part-time parental role model. He was an awesome teacher who helped me see my true potential. I am so grateful that I had the great fortune to be thier students. They both taught me so much about myself. I can only hope that my girls will also have the same great fortune of having a teacher who is truly exceptional.
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MakeItStop 1098 desperate attention whore postings DAW Level: "Politically Incorrect Guest"
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07-02-02, 03:13 PM (EST)
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Cheers for the teachers of SB! I know there are several -- OFG, Hexe, Scribe, Pepe, IceCat. Hmmm, why did I start that list. Now I'm sure I've forgotten some. Please forgive me.I'll always remember my high school math teacher, Mr. Slivoski. I had him for three years and was extremely disappointed when I didn't have him senior year. I always planned on majoring in math, so he didn't change my mind in that regard, but he sure made math fun! I love math! Yeah, I know ... I'm sick.
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