Little, big things
We often don’t see the compounding results, either positive or negative, of small decisions until much later in our lives.
You are not immune.
Mediocrity is dangerous. It’s dangerous not only because a blasé approach to teaching directly impacts the students that you teach but also because it seem to creep in ever so slowly.
Do you remember being in school?
Being accepted by my friends was a big deal – in fact, it was my world. Mrs Richards was a great teacher; passionate, kind and dedicated; yet at that moment she was busy, probably tired and disinterested.
The joy of learning something new every day.
If you want to create an engaging environment that encourages your students to learn, you need to stoke the flames of your learner spirit.
What makes a great teacher?
There is no one that isn’t or hasn’t been impacted by education. No matter who you speak to, whatever their age, social background, country of birth or belief system, everybody has a story about education and how it has impacted their lives.