Im English living in ireland for the last 10 years, loving it here in spite of the transport difficulties... A population of 4 million and change, I heard recently that over 400 million people worldwide have Irish roots, crikey, even the president of the united states had a relative from the village of Moneygall (he visited the place recently and was well recieved)... So, when will i pop over for tea and biscuits?......
Aside from the central theme of your blog, let me just state, good teachers with a passion for there profession and there students are never really undervalued... Your post reminds me of some of the great teachers who shaped my thinking during my formative years, Frank Taylor, my primary school teacher, probibly the central man in my education and a worthy roll model for any yougster, Ken Bonham, my english teacher in secondary school, a radical thinker who's approach to teaching in the 70s was a revelation, and who's results with his students was evedent that "new thinking" in teaching was indeed capable of getting "old style" results, and the late Harold Minns, an "old school" maths teacher, who's policy of "never leaving a kid behind", raised me from a matamatical dunce to virtual "A streamer" was nothing short of miraculous... These teachers will always hold a special place in my heart... Im sure there will be students who will appreciate your efforts in your chosen field, as there have been teachers who infuenced me... In closing, keep up the good work and never underestimate the value of this most worthy profession...
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Good Afternoon SC...Nice writing, good luck on site and i hope you find what it is your looking for...
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