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Tag Archives: teaching
Teaching? How Could You Stand It?
By Catherine Hedge Last night, my fellow and I went swimming at a nearby hotel. At the desk, the manager whispered, “You might not want to come in today. We have a whole bunch of middle school and high school … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Nostalgia, Slice of life, Teaching
Tagged child-raising, childhood, Fort Riley Middle School, impact of teachers, Janet Corrigan, Junction City, Leland Sharpe, mentor teachers, Nicole Sanchez, nostalgia, surviving teaching, teaching, teaching profession, why we teach, Wilbur Morris, young teachers
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Touching Eternity: A Teacher’s Dream
by Catherine Hedge One of the best things about being a retired teacher is getting to watch young teachers unfold. With all their vibrancy and youth, they are ready to take over the world, but unsure of how exactly to … Continue reading
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