I'm leaving. I guess I just haven't shared it out loud, but no longer will I be known as Mr. T but rather my standard name as I take on a different role as a graduate student. I'll be a graduate student at Texas A&M in the Masters Program in International Affairs with a concentration in National Security and Diplomacy. Some might ask "why would I give up such a great gig with so much time off, being surrounded by 80+ 12 year-olds?" Believe it or not, it was a tough decision but then I went back to school the next day and i remembered how it is daily:
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Too true...at least they are taking turns talking though and not beating up each other during the lesson.
At least you got the summers off... (j/k)
I think the path you've taken is remarkable. Not many folks have real teaching experience. I know I probably wouldn't have the patience to put up with the students and especially some of the parents. I would probably end up failing all of them and getting fired shortly thereafter. At least while teaching seminary, the kids at the very least a modicum of desire to be there each morning.
You probably know this already but I've learned that your past experiences are and will be invaluable to your future endeavors. Suerte
But now you won't have all the 16 year olds wanting to friend you on facebook!
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