FAVE Teacher, how did they Influence You ?

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FAVE Teacher, how did they Influence You ?

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My fifth grade teacher who introduced me to Art, and always encouraged me...
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

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Good for you. :)

None of mine made any lasting impression.
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AAAW, too bad ! :cry:
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My 6-th grade English teacher who taught me that learning new Languages is an amazing thing and made pretty much who I am today. Thanks to her I can speak fluent English, otherwise I'd probably be another bimbo with nothing in my head :mrgreen:
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AAAW, sweet! .... teachers can really leave an indelible mark on our lives.........I think they should be paid at least as much as doctors..
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suzy1124 wrote:AAAW, sweet! .... teachers can really leave an indelible mark on our lives.........I think they should be paid at least as much as doctors..
I can't say how much I agree with you. They contribute so much to the people we become in adults. I owe so much of my brains, wit and maturity to my teachers. Most kids don't care what teachers have to say, but if they at least paid attention for a while, they could learn a lot to avoid problems in the future.
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Truer words were never said!.............I keep telling my grandson that ( as if he ever hears me w/his 24/7 TEXTING !
" We don't see things as they are but as we are "

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