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 Selflessness (May 22, 2013) |
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7/22/13
Kat,
You're very welcome for the words. I'm glad I can put a smile on your face and give you a sense of appreciation.
Kids can be a ruckus at times. I mean, we were there at one point in our life so their behavior shouldn't come as a surprise. I say frustration was bestowed upon as a way to let us know that the situation is getting intolerable and something must done to change the situation. I'm even more pleased to read that you have a home of loving people that adore and care for you. And being even more selfless, you turn around and share that with your students. Good job! I applaud you for that.
if you'll permit me, I recommend a book to read. It's called Edison Gene And The Gift of the Hunter Child by Thomas Hartmann. Very good book about education, and it'll literally change your outlook on teaching!
"[S]/he who teaches speaks to the future."
—Ptahhotep
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