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With Class #34: Inspirations from a Teacher

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Posted by Summer Brooks on Wednesday, 1 Jul 2009
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Show Notes: Inspirations from a Teacher

Lorrie, Megan, Carla, Jessica, Jessica’s husband Mike, our own Mike, and the infamous Tee Morris are participating in this roundtable. Never underestimate the power of the bunny ears.

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Tee tells us about reconnecting with his high school English teacher to thank her for laying the foundation for him to write Morevi, Billibub Baddings and the Case of the Singing Sword, and the other stories he’s written, and how twice a year he goes back to her class to talk about writing.

The inspiration a student finds from a particular teacher can manifest in unexpected ways, and how a teacher communicates with their students can have an impact on those kids. The teachers talk about the different impacts teachers can have, both positive and negative, over the course of a student’s K-12 education and beyond.

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