@thegoalkeeper I enjoyed your recent article but Athing Mu did not attend Trenton Catholic High School; she attended and graduated from Trenton Central High School.
A3: Have fun; we don’t do this for the glory or the money. Remember: even when you don’t think you are, you are making a difference. Oh, and don’t do any work on Saturdays. #satchat
A1: I used to be a lawyer; I hated it. I knew I would never be a great lawyer. I did not care. Although I’m not a great teacher, I care about being striving to get as close as I can. That is because I love what I do. #womenEdleaders
A3. Teach our young people, of all genders, that showing and valuing emotions is a strength; we don’t want stone faced leaders who cannot process the complex emotions of empathy, sympathy and understanding. #womenEdleaders
A2 Anyone willing to push the narrative of emotion equating weakness benefits. It doesn’t take much to undermine someone’s authority with well placed rumor about qualities of weakness. #womenEdleaders
A1. The assumption presumes emotion equates to weakness. It’s emotion that separates us from robots/inanimate objects. The word “emotional” is substituted for “weak”; no one who gives of themselves as deeply as an educator is weak. I disagree with the assumption #womenEdleaders