You’re never too busy to show kindness to a child. Watch how this construction crew takes time to honor & involve a toddler who brought his toy dump truck along to see their own big machine in action. https://t.co/f5H5GwohEI
Congratulations to both students who I know have worked endlessly to make their dreams come true. To say our family is proud of Anahi is an understatement. We are so excited to see Anahi exceed her goals and leave Aubrey as salutatorian. #Sisepuede#littlesis
Congratulations to Alicia Brand for being named the valedictorian of the Class of 2021, and congrats to Anahi Garcia for being named salutatorian for the Class of 2021. #ChapClassof2021@aubrey_ahs
My papa got his first dose of Moderna today, after much hesitation! ❤ Send him some love he doesn't like needles but handled it like a boss 😎 next dose is on his birthday
But there has to be an end to having teachers purely wishing failure on their students due to their stress. There are plenty of HEALTHY options to relieving stress.
No one deserves to be disrespected in such a way and as I said before yes teaching can bring stress but the passion is for teaching students and why disrespect our students in such a way and have other teachers laugh at them thinking it’s okay. I can only hope this isn’t common
A teacher is such an influencial person on a student’s life and if as a teacher we’re wishing students failure, then I believe we’re failing that student. We’re there to motivate, to encourage, to guide. Every student deserves RESPECT.
To this day I still don’t understand how some teachers pride themselves in caring for students yet the teacher lounge conversations I once got to hear told another story. Choosing a career in education means you HAVE A PASSION for educating the leaders of tomorrow.
One thing is to be stressed and another thing is to completely wish failure upon your students. I’ll never forget one conversation I heard towards the very end of my education. “I hope this student gets in trouble so they can be taken away and can’t participate.”