I had some wonderful teachers in school, but not in university. I remember after I had a miscarriage in grad school, my thesis supervisor said, “thank goodness, because now you can concentrate on getting into a good Ph.D. program”.

It seemed like all of them–with the exception of one great Christian prof–were really leftwing and anti-family. I can’t believe I even got married after all the indoctrination I got in college!

Now I cringe when I wonder where my daughters will go. I hope they have a much better experience than I did, and maybe have as great a time as you obviously did!

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She taught a class I didn’t want to take, but had to, and wouldn’t you know I wound up making that subject my major? Dr. J. captivated me, taught me so much about what it meant to be a good teacher – all without saying much of anything about it. She just demonstrated it with her life. She was the very first person I met on my first day of college, and almost twenty-one years later, she’s one of my closest friends and best sources of support. I just talked to her on the phone yesterday afternoon, as a matter of fact, and she’s still teaching me still encouraging me. The above URL gives a better picture of her, as well as a high school teacher who was just what I needed at the time.

Speaking of books, my April Pay It Forward book giveaway is going on right now. Stop by if you want a chance to win a free book…or two…or three. :)

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