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Originally Posted by FizzyWater
What an odd mix. I don't want to get into a flame war about your insulting a few of these who are often the targets of snide remarks.
But do you really think teachers don't have to use all kinds of creativity to help students learn? I know there are lousy teachers out there...just like there are lousy artists. But some teachers are incredibly creative in their efforts to reach students.
*snip* So I admire anyone who can not only teach, but shape their methods to the way the student learns best...
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Originally Posted by beppe
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hehe, great minds think alike. I also gave karma for that one! "Teachers affect eternity, one can never know where their touch ends and another begins..." Hopefully that "touch" is a positive one. Creativity is a teacherʻs best friend. Many of my best lessons were the result of spontaneous inspiration. Good teachers think on their feet, and can change a lesson in a second to meet the needs of the students and the direction of the studentsʻ questions/comments. This is why itʻs such a shame that so many schools are turning to scripted programs that leave no room for creativity and flexibility.