teaching :)

[frozen_music]

I really really need to thank Emily Hogen, Mrs. Ries, Mr. Vogl, and Dr. Sandomir. I love teaching! These are the people that have either inspired me to teach or helped convince me that I could. I am currently employed with the Princeton Review teaching the SAT and PSAT. It is so exciting to feel like I am making a difference for these kids. It is

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[identityofloser]

I love how you convienently left out Epley and Helsel...
...and a little bit of Jackson and Snyder(sp?)...
...and if you had the pleasure, Sra. Graf.

Tsk. tsk. tsk.

[spider_matt]

Señora Graff was fantastic. I miss her lessons. Epley was hilarious and a great guy, but I don't think his teaching methods were all that effective. Helsel was... Helsel. Haha. Some days I thought he was fantastic, other days I had no idea what he was talking about. I always enjoyed Mr. Good's lectures. He went off on some weird tangents, himself, but I always found them interesting and pertinent in some way. Jackson was great and Snyder, while very funny and entertaining and even effective, was kind of a bitch. I never had Hogen, Ries, Vogl, or Sandomir. Mrs. Ries always struck me as a good teacher, even though I never got to see her in action. All I can say, Steph, is I'm glad you seemingly had a positive experience from your HS teachers and I hope you become a great teacher yourself. Remember to get work at private schools and make money you can live off of. ;-Þ

[frozen_music]

matt - Emily isn't a teacher but a friend of mine who also wants to be a teacher. :) Thank you so much for your kind comments. I know I should look at private schools but I want so badly to teach at mnt view.

[frozen_music]

never had epley or snyder. jackson was great, but i wouldnt call him inspiring. Helsel was great during my 10th grade year, but i became disenchanted in the years following.