Knowing you, your core orientation as "teacher" is ultimately incompatible with thought leader, at least the kind of teacher you want to be for students. Appreciate the link, I'll definitely check it out.
Knowing you, your core orientation as "teacher" is ultimately incompatible with thought leader, at least the kind of teacher you want to be for students. Appreciate the link, I'll definitely check it out.
John, this comment gets *right to the heart* of what you're talking about. The best teachers I ever had never told me what to think; instead, they taught me how to wonder and encouraged me to decide what I thought was worth wondering about. Thank you for articulating what I haven't been able to name until now.
Knowing you, your core orientation as "teacher" is ultimately incompatible with thought leader, at least the kind of teacher you want to be for students. Appreciate the link, I'll definitely check it out.
John, this comment gets *right to the heart* of what you're talking about. The best teachers I ever had never told me what to think; instead, they taught me how to wonder and encouraged me to decide what I thought was worth wondering about. Thank you for articulating what I haven't been able to name until now.