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Jennifer,
You are so right. We can't teach students effectively if we don't know who
they are.
jw
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From: Aaron and Jennifer <THEGREEN99>
To: ArtsEdNet Talk <artsednet>
Date: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 3:11 PM
Subject: Re: Involvement
> I would like to think that I take interest in my students' lives. I try
>to go to games that my students are playing in. (Many students' parents
>don't even show for the children's basketball games.) I sit and talk with
my
>students. My door is always open. Sometimes I come home late because I was
>with a student who just needed to talk. I have come close to giving out my
>phone number - the student's mom was in the hospital (long story). But I
>always try to keep a line of professionalism. I may be their own friend in
>the world, but I am still their teacher. How can we teach students if we
>don't even know who they are?
>
>Jennifer in Michigan
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