April 25, 2016, Chino Valley –
Heading out, for unexpected work,
I determine I’ll not shirk.
The types of math that are on the agenda,
Used to be headaches, never ending.
Time and tide have made them comprehensible,
So my explanations to the people are more dependable.
Self-confidence is thus transferable,
and knowledge, in turn, becomes more durable.
(My long-term post at Prescott High School was closed today,
therefore I went up to Chino Valley, to help there, for the day.)
Keep on keepin’ on! ❤
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Onward and outward!
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somehow fabreeze of knowledge comes to mind, confidence is the space and all leaving it leave refreshed… 🙂 one door closes one more opens 🙂
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Fabreeze would leave me gagging, but it beats the alternative stench. 😛
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cinnamon and rosemary perhaps, kill nearly everything in the air and have smell reminiscent of potato gratin with perhaps an apple pie for later? 😀
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The person who can explain a concept is the one who knows and understands it thoroughly! What happened that a long-term assignment was closed?
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It was teacher in-service day. When there are no students present, I am not needed.
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Again, love it, love it, love it!! How many subs have felt that way, especially about math! Maybe you could title it! “The substitute teacher’s lament” comes to mind. Good for you to return to CV right away.
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It was a very useful day.
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Saw antelope along the way? 🙂 Strong perfume smells is something I don’t like either. I don’t like math either but I’m glad there are those who do!
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I did see pronghorns, on a recent trip up to Chino, but not today.
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good luck on your next adventure dear friend
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Thank you, Heath. I do enjoy each day’s adventure.
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